Which tool is specifically used for terminating wires in a 110-style distribution frame?

The punch-down tool is specifically designed for terminating wires in a 110-style distribution frame. This tool allows for the proper seating of the wire into the insulation-displacement connectors found in 110 blocks, ensuring a reliable electrical connection. When using the punch-down tool, the user can also trim the excess wire, leaving a clean installation without any loose strands that could lead to connectivity issues or signal degradation.

Other tools serve different purposes: a wire cutter is used for cutting wires to length, a crimping tool is utilized for attaching connectors to the ends of wires, and a stripper tool is for removing insulation from cables without damaging the wire itself. While all these tools are essential for various tasks in cabling and termination, the punch-down tool is the distinctive choice specifically tailored for the task of terminating wires in a 110 distribution frame.