Pliers and hand tools made by a long-running Pennsylvania manufacturer.
George B. DeArment began forging farrier tools in Pennsylvania in 1886. The company’s tongue-and-groove pliers became so recognisable that CHANNELLOCK eventually became the corporate name.
Three products that define Channellock.
The iconic straight-jaw adjustable plier.
A smaller version for plumbing and general work.
A laser heat-treated cutting plier.
The claim follows the product line, not just the logo.
Quick Brand Check: company, warranty & buying notes →
Brand statements and product ranges change. Verify the current country-of-origin marking on the exact model before purchase.
Channellock explicitly says a select number of products are imported. Check locking pliers, sockets, specialty tools and every kit by SKU.
