Glarks Coaxial Cable Tool Set – Crimp Tool, Stripper, BNC/UHF Connectors

Glarks Coaxial Cable Tool Set: Precision for Coaxial Assembly

Engineered for dependable performance in both field and workshop settings, the Glarks Coaxial Cable Tool Set brings together a ratchet crimp tool, a dual-blade wire stripper, a sturdy cable cutter, and a selection of BNC and UHF male connectors. Built from durable plastics and steel, this kit emphasizes comfort and control with an anti-slip rubber handle, making extended use more ergonomic. While designed for everyday coax tasks, its thoughtful design supports a range of installations from antennas to CCTV systems.

What’s in the kit

• Ratchet crimp tool x 1
• Coaxial wire stripper x 1
• BNC crimp male connectors x 5
• UHF crimp male connectors x 5
• Wire cable cutters x 1
• Phillips screwdriver x 1
• Leather bag x 1

Key features and practical benefits

• Durable construction: high-quality plastic and steel deliver long-lasting use, with a soft rubber handle for comfortable grip.
• Versatile compatibility: supports common 50 Ohm coax cables such as RG-58, RG-59, RG-62, and RG-174, widening application options.
• Efficient stripping: built-in double blades provide clean insulation removal across a range of coax sizes with less effort.
• Secure crimping: dedicated dies accommodate BNC and UHF connectors, helping to minimize signal loss and ensure robust connections.
• Portable and organized: the included leather bag keeps tools and accessories neatly stored for on-site work or travel.

How to use the tool set

Crimping sequence: open the handles, insert the stripped cable into the pin and place the pin into the connector holder, then squeeze to crimp. For stripping, insert the cable into the stripper, press, rotate clockwise to peel insulation, then remove.

Why choose Glarks for coax work

Beyond the basics, this kit emphasizes practical reliability, with a comfortable grip, a compact footprint, and a versatile set of components suitable for antennas, CATV, satellite systems, CCTV, and test environments. Use it for on-site repairs or routine installations to streamline coax work with confidence.