InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded with threader and bend protection beige

The InLine Crimp Connector RJ45 8P8C shielded with threader and bend protection is a beige, three-piece RJ45 plug designed for reliable network connections. Made from durable plastic with a metal shield, this connector includes a threading aid for easier insertion of cable wires and a bend protection sleeve to reduce stress on the cable at the termination point. It is supplied in a pack of 10 and is compatible with standard RJ45 cables for high-speed data transmission.

Advantages

This shielded RJ45 crimp plug offers mechanical protection and EMI shielding provided by the metal housing, a separate threader that simplifies arranging and guiding wires during termination, and a bend protection sleeve that increases durability by reducing strain on the cable. The three-piece design allows straightforward assembly and improved contact alignment for consistent connections.

Suitable for

• Terminating Ethernet cables (Cat5e/Cat6 compatible)
• Small installation and repair jobs in offices and homes
• Environments where additional shielding against interference is required
• DIY and professional networking projects

Key specifications

• Connector type: RJ45 8P8C shielded
• Pieces per pack: 10
• Design: 3-piece with threader and bend protection sleeve
• Material: plastic body with metal shield
• Colour: Beige
• Compatibility: standard RJ45 Ethernet cables
• Brand: InLine, MPN: 74510, EAN: 4043718175093

How to use

Prepare the Ethernet cable by stripping the outer jacket to expose the twisted pairs, then use the threading aid to align and insert the individual wires into the plug in the correct pinout order. Slide the bend protection sleeve over the cable and position the parts together, then crimp the assembled connector with a compatible RJ45 crimping tool to secure contacts and housing. Verify the termination with a cable tester to ensure reliable contacts and correct wiring.

Recommendations

Use a suitable crimping tool and cable tester, maintain correct wire sequence when inserting through the threader, and avoid excessive cable bending at the sleeve to preserve signal integrity and connector longevity.