Vintage Champion DeArment Channellock No. 410 Tongue & Groove Pliers

Description : These vintage Champion DeArment Channellock No. 410 tongue and groove pliers were manufactured in Meadville, Pennsylvania, and represent an early example of one of America's most recognizable hand tool designs. Featuring adjustable multi-position jaws, forged steel construction, and long handles for added leverage, these pliers were designed for gripping pipe, fittings, and mechanical components. The tool retains its original markings and displays a well-earned workshop patina with surface rust and wear consistent with age and use. Ideal for collectors of vintage American tools, restoration enthusiasts, or practical shop use.

Era
Mid-20th Century (circa 1940s–1960s)

Style
Industrial Utility Tool

Technique
Drop-Forged Steel Construction with Machined Adjustable Groove Joint

Tools Used
Industrial forging presses, machining equipment, heat-treating furnaces, grinding wheels, stamping dies

History
Champion DeArment, founded in Meadville, Pennsylvania, developed the Channellock-style tongue and groove pliers that became a staple in American workshops. Vintage examples bearing the Champion DeArment name are sought after by collectors and tradespeople alike.

Manufacturer / Maker
Champion DeArment Tool Company (Channellock), Meadville, Pennsylvania, USA

Measurements
9 ½" W x 2 ¾" T x ¾" D

Suggested Weight
1.1 lb

Suggested Shipping Package Dimension
12" x 5" x 3"

Item Number : P16969

Category : Handtools

Brand : Champion DeArment Tool Company (Channellock), Meadville, Pennsylvania, USA