Crimping tool Alantec NI045 for TRS 6-59, DRS 7-11, DRS 59-6, DPS, RCA, BNC, IEC, RA RGTec

Alantec NI045 is a universal crimping tool designed to perform mechanical and electrical terminations for a variety of audio, video and RF connector types. The tool supports TRS 6-59, DRS 7-11, DRS 59-6, DPS, RCA, BNC, IEC and RA RGTec connector formats, enabling consistent crimps for installation, maintenance and repair work. It is built for repeated use in professional and hobbyist environments where reliable cable connections are required.

Advantages

The crimping tool delivers uniform pressure across compatible connector housings to achieve secure mechanical and electrical contact. Its multi-format head reduces the need for several dedicated tools, saving space and simplifying workflows. The construction is aimed at delivering repeatable performance, with a design that balances working leverage and tactile feedback to help prevent over-crimping or insufficient contact.

Suitable for

• Assembly of audio cables with TRS and RCA connectors
• Termination of video and RF cables using BNC and IEC connectors
• Field repairs and workshop installations of DRS, DPS and RA RGTec connectors
• Professional AV, broadcast and home audio/video setups
• Hobbyist cable projects and small-scale production runs

Key specifications

• Compatible connector types: TRS 6-59, DRS 7-11, DRS 59-6, DPS, RCA, BNC, IEC, RA RGTec
• Application: mechanical and electrical crimping for audio, video and RF cables
• Operation: manual hand tool with multi-format crimping head
• Intended use environment: professional workshops and hobbyist workbenches
• Performance: repeatable crimps suitable for installations and repairs

How to use

Select the appropriate crimping cavity on the multi-format head that matches the connector type. Prepare the cable by stripping insulation and positioning the conductor and shield according to the connector manufacturer’s instructions. Insert the connector into the tool so the ferrule or crimp sleeve is aligned with the crimping cavity, then squeeze the handles firmly and evenly until the crimp is complete. Release the handles and inspect the crimped joint visually and mechanically to confirm correct contact and a secure fit before deploying the cable.

Usage recommendations

Use the tool together with connectors and cable types recommended by the connector manufacturer. Verify conductor and shield placement before crimping and perform sample tests after setup to ensure electrical continuity and mechanical stability. Regularly inspect the crimping faces for wear and clean debris to maintain consistent results.