
728 10-in-1 Kit with Tester - CRIMP. TEST. CONNECT

Pass-Through Made Easier — Feed, Verify, Crimp & Trim in One Motion
FROM BARE CABLE TO TESTED CONNECTION
Complete, practical, value-focused network installation kit
What's included in this 10-in-1 kit?
Crimping tool, network cable tester, punch down tool, 2 wire strippers, flush cutter, cable strap, 20 CAT6 pass-through RJ45 plugs, 20 cover boots, 2 extra blades, mini screwdriver, waterproof carry bag
Is this compatible with CAT6 and CAT7 cables?
Yes. Works with pass-through CAT5/5E/6/7/8 RJ45 8P8C plugs and RJ11/RJ12 telephone connectors. Also supports connectors with clamp tail external ground. Fully compatible with industry-standard cables and network setups
Is the build quality good enough for regular use?
High carbon steel blades with nylon/rubber grips. Great value for beginner, Pro workers, IT engineer and DIYers for light pro work Extra replacement blades included
Can a complete beginner use this kit successfully?
Absolutely. Pass-through design lets you verify wire order before crimping—very forgiving. It is for DIY, IT technicians, Home networking, CCTV installers, Small office network work, Field service
Does the network cable tester work reliably?
Works good—quickly identifies breaks, shorts, or incorrect wiring. Quickly detect wiring faults to make your work easier
Everything You Need for Ethernet Cable Installation in One Case

PASS THROUGH. CRIMP CLEAN. TEST FAST. PUCH DOWN EASY
Essential Network Tools

AM-728 makes Ethernet cable crimping fast and easy, while the AM-318B punch down tool is ideal for advanced network cabling, patch panels, and keystone jack termination
Precision Cable Prep Tools

Includes the AM-501B multi-function stripping tool plus a flush cutter for precise trimming, giving you better control for clean, detailed cable preparation and installation work
TEST AFTER CRIMPING

CRIMP, THEN VERIFY — The included LAN/TEL tester helps check cable continuity and wiring order after termination, so you can identify opens, shorts or miswiring before putting the cable into service—saving troubleshooting time later

728 10-in-1 Kit with Tester - CRIMP. TEST. CONNECT

Pass-Through Made Easier — Feed, Verify, Crimp & Trim in One Motion
FROM BARE CABLE TO TESTED CONNECTION
Complete, practical, value-focused network installation kit
What's included in this 10-in-1 kit?
Crimping tool, network cable tester, punch down tool, 2 wire strippers, flush cutter, cable strap, 20 CAT6 pass-through RJ45 plugs, 20 cover boots, 2 extra blades, mini screwdriver, waterproof carry bag
Is this compatible with CAT6 and CAT7 cables?
Yes. Works with pass-through CAT5/5E/6/7/8 RJ45 8P8C plugs and RJ11/RJ12 telephone connectors. Also supports connectors with clamp tail external ground. Fully compatible with industry-standard cables and network setups
Is the build quality good enough for regular use?
High carbon steel blades with nylon/rubber grips. Great value for beginner, Pro workers, IT engineer and DIYers for light pro work Extra replacement blades included
Can a complete beginner use this kit successfully?
Absolutely. Pass-through design lets you verify wire order before crimping—very forgiving. It is for DIY, IT technicians, Home networking, CCTV installers, Small office network work, Field service
Does the network cable tester work reliably?
Works good—quickly identifies breaks, shorts, or incorrect wiring. Quickly detect wiring faults to make your work easier
Everything You Need for Ethernet Cable Installation in One Case

PASS THROUGH. CRIMP CLEAN. TEST FAST. PUCH DOWN EASY
Essential Network Tools

AM-728 makes Ethernet cable crimping fast and easy, while the AM-318B punch down tool is ideal for advanced network cabling, patch panels, and keystone jack termination
Precision Cable Prep Tools

Includes the AM-501B multi-function stripping tool plus a flush cutter for precise trimming, giving you better control for clean, detailed cable preparation and installation work
TEST AFTER CRIMPING

CRIMP, THEN VERIFY — The included LAN/TEL tester helps check cable continuity and wiring order after termination, so you can identify opens, shorts or miswiring before putting the cable into service—saving troubleshooting time later






















