Fluke Networks JR-ORT-2 JackRapid Punch Down Tool for Ortronics TJ5E00, TJ600, TJ610

Awesome tool, don’t j ow why I didn’t buy one sooner. Makes life so much easier. There different inserts that you have to get for differ brand of k-stones. Don’t go another day without this if you to cat lines.

What can I say but WOW!!! In this field for 30+ years, and never knew how this tool could be a game changer. Buy one.....you won't regret it.

They're good tools and they get the job done. Ive had no problems with them, and we use them regularly.I've bought two now for my personal inventory, but that's because someone thought they needed my first one more than I did.

Every one of the guys on my crew has a JackRapid Tool. We've been using them for 2-3 years. We've yet to need to replace any. It's very easy to explain and use. They're great to have veterans or rookies or subcontractors use. Some of our partners were so impressed with how quick our terminations were that we gave them the ones we had and purchased new ones for ourselves.The tool is accurate and quick. It cut our termination time by about 70%. We mainly use Cat5e and Cat6 cable and have had no issues with the tools themselves.

Works great. Not a smooth as I had hoped, but I think because it is brand new. time will tell.... For now it works with now problems. So far all terminations have been perfect without having to redo any.

If you ever tried to terminate RJ-45 jacks using the impact punch down tool, you probably stabbed yourself a few times like I have. This jack rapid tool is awesome and works great. It felt kind of light and I did have concerns on it working, but I've terminated a few jacks and it's awesome. Well worth the investment.

Bought this tool because of the Fluke name. Figured they make good stuff so I'd give it a try and I'm glad I did. It does speed up the process of terminating network jacks, but it also makes it a lot easier to terminate wires that are in hard to reach places. Jacks that are under tables or in built-in furniture. As an AV professional, we get these kinds of jacks all the time since we're usually working in finished spaces. The trim on the wires is really nice and clean. I've also used it on some no-name brand jacks from home stores when I needed to do a quick add to a system and didn't have my regular parts. I would think it would work with a number of different brand jacks, as long as they are relatively close to the size and dimensions of the Leviton QuickPort jacks. If you only have to punch down a couple jacks, probably not that big a savings. If you have to trim out an entire office suite, or home, You'll love it.

Used the fluke punch down for a while and then bumped into this tool and decided to give it a try. Been using this rapid jack tool for a bit now and it has been awesome, cuts termination times by a lot mainly on big projects where every minute counts. Like the fact that they offer tons of adapters for all kinds of different jack brands and types as well, the tool is very light and compact so it fits in my tool bag without taking insane space and you can take it apart to save even more space, only thing is that after a bit of use the joint gets a bit squeaky but nothing a little bit of lubricant won’t fix. Do recommend this tool for terminations if you’re looking for one.