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Snap-On RJ45 Snagless Boot Four-Pack
Four replacement snagless boots for Ethernet patch cables, joined on a snap-off sprue. Each boot clips onto the cable from the side through a 4.4 mm slit, so you never have to cut the plug off. Each boot has a 6.2 mm bore for Cat5e/Cat6 cable about 5.5–6.5 mm thick. A slit 12.6 x 12.6 mm shroud slides over the back of a standard 11.7 mm-wide 8P8C plug. A 1.8 mm flex tongue covers the latch trigger so it can't snag in a bundle, and you press the tongue to release the plug. The tapered 24 mm tail stops the cable bending sharply at the crimp.
Cat6 Keystone Eight-Lane Wire Order Comb
A 78 x 36 mm handheld comb that holds the eight Cat5e/Cat6 conductors in T568A/B order while you hand-punch a keystone jack. The jacket lies in an 8 mm cradle, and two combs 12 mm apart have eight tapered slots (2.0 mm at the top, 1.1 mm at the bottom, 3.4 mm pitch) that grip insulated 22–24 AWG conductors. A notch marks the pin-1 side, and there's a 6 mm hole for hanging it on a hook.
Three-Lane Cat6 And Coax Raceway Clip
A low-profile clip that screws to a baseboard or stud and holds three network or camera cables side by side. The 8.4 mm lanes on an 11 mm pitch take cables from 5.5 to 8 mm OD, which covers Cat5e, Cat6 and RG6 coax. Each cable snaps in through a 5.2 mm throat with a V lead-in, so you can run a clean line of drops without a full raceway. The clip is 56 x 11.6 x 16 mm. It prints on its end, so there are no overhangs and the snap lips flex along the layers instead of across them. It mounts with two #6/#8 wood screws or M4 screws through 4.5 mm holes on 45 mm centres.