Arlington UNSNAPIT® Connector Removal Tool

June 15, 2026

Arlington’s new UnSnapIt® connector removal tool is the easy to‐ use solution to removing Arlington’s 1/2″ snap‐in connectors from an electrical box or enclosure. UnSnapIt works on Arlington’s 1/2″ trade size SNAP-TITE® and Snap2It® connectors ‐ as well as other manufacturers’ snap‐in connectors.

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  • You can still use a screwdriver to separate the ring and remove Arlington’s snap-in connectors from a box. Using the UnSnapIt Connector Removal Tool is just faster and easier!
  • Easy on bare hands ‐ and easy to use
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