TECHBENCH by DINTEK

The Usual Method

Currently the most popular methods for terminating copper and fiber optic products is either to mount panels inside a cabinet, and terminate from behind or to allow excess cable out the front of a cabinet and terminate cabling on the floor or at an expensive purpose built table. The currently accepted method has its drawbacks particularly if there is not much space available for termination behind the frame or inside the cabinet.

The Difficult Method

Sometimes we don't have the luxury of a cabinet that we can remove the sides from. We may be terminating our cables into a wall mounted cabinet which may or may not have a hinged backmount.

And if it is an existing cabinet that has been already terminated close to maximum capacity, we will have to accommodate the existing cabling and the limited space that we be available.

The Crazy Method

Another method, is too allow lots of spare cable at the cabinet, and connect the patch panels on the floor in front of the cabinet.
This can make dressing of cabling difficult particularly for wall mounted cabinets, as the large amount of excess cable has to be addressed after termination.
Where do you hide 2-3 mtrs of extra cable in a wall mounted or free standing cabinet that contains 200-300 cables 

That's were Techbench Comes in ...

The Design

Setup

Preparation

Tools and parts associated with the TECHBENCH and termination procedure can be stored inside the Techbench tray, allowing for easy access to tolls when terminating.

Cable Termination

Fitting The Jacks

Fitting The Panel

Once all cables are connected they can be dressed on to rear mounted management panels, and the panel screwed into place. The installer is then ready to move to the next required position.

Esay To Move

Multi Panel Compatible

Pack Up Is Effortless

Once finished the installer has only but to dissasemble the techbench, placing the arms and other items inside the tray, and closing the lids