Where is channellock made?
Channellock, Inc. started making our high quality hand tools back in 1886. 133 years later, we have over 350 dedicated associates who manufacture more than 75 different sizes and types of pliers in Meadville, PA, USA.
Why is it called channellock?
The company’s chief engineer, Howard Manning, developed the tongue and groove plier, which, at the time, was a completely new concept for adjustable pliers. The company patented the plier and branded it CHANNELLOCK®. By 1964, the name CHANNELLOCK® had become so widely known that Champion-DeArment Tool Co.
Are channellock diagonal cutters good?
These Channellock 338’s are probably the best cutting pliers you can get for the price. They do not have the finest finish (see images) compared to the top tier German and Japan alternatives, but they are not 2x the price either.
Is CHANNELLOCK a good brand?
Definitely a good brand, although I wish there were more CHANNELLOCK tools/sets available. They are pretty hard to find sometimes. Sam’s Club had a nice special on the same tool set but with a nice rolling tool box and neoprene drawer liners a while back but I haven’t seen anything comparable since.
Is CHANNELLOCK a brand?
Channellock Inc. Channellock is an American company that produces hand tools. It is best known for its pliers—the company manufactures more than 140 types of pliers—particularly its eponymous style of tongue-and-groove, slip-joint pliers.
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Is CHANNELLOCK Made in USA?
American manufacturing becomes more and more scarce every day, but CHANNELLOCK® is proud to put Americans to work manufacturing authentic CHANNELLOCK® pliers. We employ over 350 associates who contribute to our local, state and national economy in Meadville, PA. Is it the easiest way?
What are needle-nose pliers used for?
Long-nose or needle-nose pliers are ideal for working in tight spaces and are ideal for a wide range of tasks, from jewellery work to cutting small-gauge wire. They feature long, slender jaws with a pointed tip which makes it easy for the pliers to reach small spaces.