Universal Modular Crimping Tool VALUE 19.06.1021 Secomp

The VALUE Universal Modular Crimping Tool 19.06.1021 by Secomp is a compact hand tool for precise crimping of modular plugs used in networking and telecommunication cabling. It is designed for reliable terminations of 8p8c (RJ‑45), 6p6c (RJ‑12) and 6p4c (RJ‑11) connectors, and combines cutting, ribbon-cable insulation removal and crimping functions in one unit. The tool has robust metal jaws, ergonomic handles and a forced lock with unlocking capability for safe storage and transport.

Advantages

Provides accurate crimping for multiple modular connector types, reducing the need to switch tools. Integrated cutting and insulation‑strip functions streamline cable preparation. The forced lock keeps the tool closed when not in use, while the metal construction ensures durability for frequent professional or DIY use. Compact, ergonomic design improves handling during extended tasks.

Suitable for

• Crimping RJ‑45 (8p8c) network plugs
• Crimping RJ‑12 (6p6c) and RJ‑11 (6p4c) telephone plugs
• Cutting cable conductors
• Removing insulation from ribbon and flat cables
• Field installations, service and small workshop tasks

Key specifications

• Compatible connectors: 8p8c (RJ‑45), 6p6c (RJ‑12), 6p4c (RJ‑11)
• Functions: cutting, insulation removal (ribbon cable), crimping
• Locking: forced lock with unlocking capability
• Construction: robust metal jaws and frame
• Manufacturer: Secomp, MPN 19.06.1021, EAN 7611990189113

How to use

Prepare the cable by cutting to length and, if applicable, removing the outer jacket and arranging conductors. Insert the connector onto the prepared cable according to the connector type. Place the connector into the crimping die and squeeze the handles evenly until the crimp is completed. Use the integrated cutter to trim excess conductor length and the insulation‑strip feature for ribbon cable preparations. Release the forced lock to open the tool when needed.

Recommendations

For consistent results, verify connector wiring before crimping and avoid excessive force beyond the tool’s mechanical compression. Keep the metal jaws clean and free of debris; store the tool locked and dry when not in use.