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How to judge whether the cable damage is suitable for network crimping tool?
To determine whether the degree of cable damage is suitable for repair using a network crimping tool, you can consider the following aspects:
First, observe the location and degree of damage to the cable. If the damage is limited to the cable sheath and the internal conductors are undamaged, a crimping tool may be suitable for repair. However, if the internal wires of the cable have been broken or severely twisted, the crimping tool may not be able to effectively repair the cable and a new cable will need to be replaced.
Secondly, consider the cause of cable damage. If it is slightly damaged due to external force, it may only be wear on the outer skin, and the internal wires are still intact. In this case, using a crimping tool to re-crimp the crystal tip may be an effective solution. However, if the breakage is due to age, corrosion, or other internal factors, then even if the outer skin appears to be intact, there may be a problem internally, and using a crimping tool may not fundamentally solve the problem.
Additionally, the size and type of cable need to be considered. Different cable sizes and types may require different models of network crimping tools for repair. Before choosing to use a crimping tool, you need to ensure the suitability and fit of the tool.
Finally, for uncertain damage cases, professional cable inspection is recommended. You can use an electric meter to measure the resistance at both ends of the cable, or use a cable measuring instrument to detect the cable length and signal transmission delay time to determine whether the cable is broken or damaged. If the test shows a serious problem with the cable, it may be necessary to replace it with a new one rather than attempt a repair.
To sum up, judging whether the degree of cable damage is suitable for repair using network crimping tools requires comprehensive consideration of factors such as the location, extent, and cause of the damage, as well as cable specifications and types. In case of uncertainty, it is recommended to seek professional help and conduct a professional cable inspection.

Does the network crimping tool have a line-cutting function?
Yes, many web crimping tools often have wire trimming capabilities. This feature allows you to easily cut the ends of the cable before crimping the connector and ensures that the cable is the proper length and the ends are neat. Typically, this wire-cutting feature is located on the side of the crimping tool, usually near the wire stripper. Tools designed in this way can make the entire cable making process more convenient and efficient.