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Since 1997, Eclipse Tools has been offering high-quality tools and testers for advanced computer networking, electronic, electrical and security fields. The company is headquartered in Amelia, VA. Read More
The brand's product catalogue includes a wide range of products like crimpers & die sets, hydraulic tools, hole making & punch down tools, screwdrivers & bits, wenches & sockets, power tools, safety gears and other test instruments. Eclipse's wrist straps are a type of wristband that protect from electrostatic discharge (ESD) in sensitive electronic environments. These bands are made of conductive material and have a built-in resistor that allows the strap to provide a controlled path for static electricity to flow while limiting the current to a safe level. They need to be connected to a proper grounding point to effectively dissipate static charges. The brand's punchdown tools are suitable for connecting telecom and data cable to patch panels, wiring blocks, keystone jacks and other network connectors. They feature a sharp blade that pushes or punches down the wire into the IDC contacts, making a reliable connection. They also have an ergonomic profile with a cushioned surface to provide a non-slip grip.
Eclipse Tools MPNs cross individual references to the equivalent Greenlee and Westward model numbers for insulated tool sets, ESD wrist straps and crimping tools. So, if you're looking for a competitor item that is either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent Eclipse Tools items available.
These Eclipse Tools products range from small to large sizes. They may require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these items are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.
This crimper is designed to accommodate modular connectors (RJ45), which have openings on both ends to allow conductors to pass through completely. The tool has two crimping slots, one for the connect...Read more
This hydraulic knockout punch is used to punch precisely sized holes on electrical panels or tough sheet metal as well as flexible materials. It features a lightweight design for fast operation and is...Read more
These flat-blade screwdrivers are used for turning or driving screws with a straight slot or groove on top. They feature a moulded propylene handle for a comfortable hold, high-grade chrome vanadium s...Read more
These pin terminal crimpers are designed to attach contact pins to the wire. They feature a controlled-cycle mechanism that ratchets the jaws to crimp to a preset depth and apply a uniform pressure to...Read more
This device is suitable for locating edges and centre of the wood, metal studs and joists behind walls, floors and ceilings. It includes features like visual & audible indicators for alerting the user, a three-mode selection with an easy-to-read display and an ergonomic handle for comfortable use. This unit uses a 9V battery (not included) and is capable of detecting depths up to 0.75 inches.
While it is possible to use wrist straps on both wrists simultaneously, it is generally not recommended. The primary purpose of the wrist strap is to provide a controlled path to the ground for static charges. Wearing two wrist straps can create potential differences in grounding, which may lead to improper dissipation of charges and cause damage to the sensitive equipment.
