Utensile per compressione a cavo Knipex 97 40 20 SB

The Knipex 97 40 20 SB cable compression tool is designed for precise crimping of F-type, BNC and RCA connectors on coaxial cables. It has a compact, robust construction and a rotatable head and insert to accommodate different cable diameters and connector types. An adjusting screw allows compensation for various connector lengths; the tool is suitable for RG59, RG6 and RG11 cables and is compatible with common compression connectors such as Kathrein EMK 12, Cablecon F-56 CX3 5.1 and Astro FKS 06.

Advantages

The tool combines a durable, ergonomic design with adjustable features: a rotatable head for different cable sizes, a rotatable insert for multiple connector types and an adjusting screw for connector length variations. Its compact dimensions and moderate weight make it convenient for field and workshop use. It is compatible with a wide range of compression connectors, increasing versatility for cable installation and maintenance tasks.

Suitable for

• Crimping F-type connectors on coaxial cable
• Crimping BNC connectors for video and RF applications
• Crimping RCA connectors for audio/video connections
• Use with RG59, RG6 and RG11 cables

Key specifications

• Brand: Knipex
• Model / MPN: 97 40 20 SB
• Compatible connector types: F, BNC, RCA
• Compatible cable types: RG59 / RG6 / RG11
• Adjustable features: rotatable head, rotatable insert, adjusting screw
• Product colour: Blue, Red
• Weight: 0.43 kg
• EAN: 4003773077626

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable according to the connector manufacturer's instructions, then insert the connector onto the prepared cable end. Select the appropriate insert position and rotate the head if necessary to match the cable diameter. Place the connector into the tool and operate the handles to compress the connector evenly. Use the adjusting screw to fine-tune for different connector lengths and ensure a secure, consistent compression.

Recommendations

For reliable results, follow the connector manufacturer's cable preparation guidelines and verify compatibility with the specific compression connector being used. Periodically check the tool for wear and keep it clean to maintain consistent compression quality.