InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded w. threader+bend protection, black

The InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded with threader and bend protection sleeve is a shielded RJ45 plug designed for terminating network cables. Constructed from durable plastic and finished in black, the three-piece design includes a metal shield, a threading aid and a flexible bend protection sleeve to support cable routing and strain relief. Supplied in packs of 10, this connector is intended for reliable Ethernet connections where a shielded termination is required.

Advantages

The three-piece construction separates the shield, plug body and strain-relief sleeve for easier assembly and a secure fit. The integrated threading aid simplifies insertion of the cable pairs and conductor alignment during crimping. The bend protection sleeve reduces stress on the cable at the plug entry, improving durability of the terminated connection. Shielding helps reduce electromagnetic interference in environments that require screened terminations.

Suitable for

• Terminating shielded Cat5e/Cat6 network cables
• Applications requiring screened RJ45 connections
• Patch panels, wall outlets and custom cable assemblies
• On-site network installations and repairs

Key specifications

• Type: RJ45 8P8C crimp connector (shielded)
• Design: 3-piece with threader and bend protection sleeve
• Material: plastic plug body with metal shield
• Colour: black
• Pack size: 10 pieces
• Brand: InLine, MPN: 74510S, EAN: 4043718175154

How to use

Strip the cable jacket to the appropriate length, untwist and position the pairs according to the chosen wiring standard. Use the threading aid to guide conductors through the connector and ensure correct alignment. Insert the cable fully into the plug body, fit the metal shield and slide the bend protection sleeve into place, then perform a standard RJ45 crimp with a compatible crimping tool. Verify continuity and correct wiring with a cable tester after crimping.

Recommendations

For best results use with shielded twisted-pair (STP/FTP) cables and a suitable shielded RJ45 crimping tool. Avoid excessive bending near the connector and test each terminated cable to confirm shielding continuity and correct pinout.