LogiLink LSA Punch Down Tool with Stripping Function, Plastic, Black/Grey

Terminating cables on LSA (Krone) terminal blocks can be a slow, error-prone task without the right tool. The LogiLink WZ0024 solves this by combining a punch down tool and cable stripper in one ergonomic, plastic-bodied instrument. It seats wires firmly into LSA contacts and cuts off excess in a single motion, while the integrated stripper prepares twisted-pair cables quickly and cleanly. Ideal for network installers and telecom technicians who value speed and precision.

Who is it for

This tool is built for professionals installing or maintaining structured cabling systems—network engineers, telecommunications technicians, and IT infrastructure teams. It is equally suited for field service and workshop use, where reliable termination of CAT5e, CAT6, and CAT6a cables on LSA blocks is required.

Main features

• LSA (Krone) punch down blade seats wires and trims excess in one press
• Integrated cable stripper for twisted-pair (UTP/FTP) cables, 22–26 AWG
• Hardened steel blade for long-lasting cutting performance
• Ergonomic plastic body in black/grey for comfortable, slip-resistant grip
• Compatible with standard LSA terminal blocks used in network and telecom panels

Specifications

• Tool type: LSA punch down tool with stripping function
• Primary function: Cable termination on LSA (Krone) terminal blocks
• Secondary function: Cable stripping
• Compatible connector type: LSA (Krone) terminal blocks
• Compatible cable type: Twisted pair (UTP/FTP)
• Supported wire gauge: 22–26 AWG
• Blade type: LSA (Krone), hardened steel
• Integrated cutter: Yes (for excess wire)
• Body material: Plastic
• Colour: Black / Grey
• Standards compatibility: CAT5e, CAT6, CAT6a (for compatible cables/connectors)
• Replaceable blade: No

Tips

For best results, hold the tool perpendicular to the terminal block and press firmly until the blade seats the wire and cuts the excess. Use the stripper to remove the correct length of jacket—typically 25–50 mm—before punching down. Keep the blade clean and free of debris to ensure consistent cuts.