Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
- Alignment Tools
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A 12-inch BNC connector tool with an ergonomic handle for comfortable, high-leverage crimping and a carbon-steel body built for long service life
The Jonard RBNC-12 is a dedicated hand tool for installing and removing BNC connectors on coaxial cable. Its 12-inch length provides the leverage needed for secure, repeatable connections in professional video, RF and broadcast environments. The carbon-steel body and ergonomic black handle are built for daily use by technicians and installers who require reliable termination in the field or on the bench.
When a standard adjustable wrench damages connector bodies or slips under torque, this purpose-built tool eliminates the risk of crushed threads and poor shielding contact. The upgrade is worth it whenever connector density is high, rework is costly or the installer needs consistent leverage on 7/16-inch hex fittings without rounding the corners.
The slim profile sits alongside cable strippers, crimpers and testers without adding bulk, freeing up space for other termination supplies. No power source or calibration is required, so it is ready immediately on any job site. The carbon-steel construction resists wear from repeated mating cycles, keeping the tool in service through high-volume installation projects.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jonard |
| Product type | Connector Tools |
The tool measures 12 inches overall, giving a long lever arm for reaching recessed BNC fittings without needing an extension.
Align the six-point opening squarely on the hex, apply steady torque, and avoid rocking the handle — off-axis force is what rounds corners.
Check for worn or deformed jaw faces after heavy use; replace the tool if the opening no longer grips a 7/16-inch hex cleanly.
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