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JONARD | Quick Clip Insertion Tool | #JIC-950C

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JONARD TOOLS | PART JIC-950C

Quick Clip Insertion Tool

DESCRIPTION

Designed to cut and insert 22 and 24-gauge wire into terminal blocks, this multipurpose wire insertion tool is the perfect tool for performing several critical functions for wire insertion. This insertion tool features the following:

  • Wire cutter cuts 22 and 24 AWG (0.65 mm and 0.51 mm diameter) wire
  • Hook on back of unit is used for jumper and back-tap removal
  • Bit inserts 22 and 24 AWG (0.65 mm and 0.51 mm diameter) wire into the appropriate terminal block
  • Ideal for use on 3-beam (112-type) and 4-beam (78-type) terminal blocks in Cosmic & Cosmic II distributing frames

Data Sheet – Quick Clip Insertion Tool and Replacement Blade

JIC-950C – Instructions

SPECIFICATIONS

Block Type

3-beam (112-type) and 4-beam (78-type) terminal blocks

Functions

Insertion, Cutting

Cable Diameter

22 and 24 AWG (0.65 mm and 0.51 mm diameter)

Dimensions 6 in x 1.75 in x 1.21 in (15.24 cm x 4.45 cm x 3.07 cm)
Weight 0.28 lb (126.212 g)
UPC 811490011991

Common Questions About the JIC 950C Quick Clip Insertion Tool

What is the JIC 950C Quick Clip Insertion Tool used for?
The JIC 950C is used to cut and insert 22 and 24 AWG wires into terminal blocks during telecom and network installations.

Who is this tool designed for?
This tool is designed for telecommunications technicians working with distributing frames and terminal blocks that require quick, precise wire insertion.

What makes the JIC 950C versatile on the job?
The JIC 950C combines wire cutting, insertion, and jumper removal in one compact tool, making it ideal for high volume terminal work.


At a Glance
• Quick clip insertion tool for 22 and 24 AWG wire
• Cuts and inserts wire into terminal blocks
• Built in hook for jumper and back tap removal
• Designed for 3 beam and 4 beam terminal blocks in distributing frames