What is the difference between a 110 and a Krone punchdown tool?

They are different IDC termination patterns. The blade geometry has to match the contact block you are terminating.

The 110 tool supplied here has a replaceable 110 blade and adjustable impact. The Krone tool has its own fixed Krone-style termination head with an integrated cutter. They are not two names for the same blade shape.

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