Channellock 424
Score: 82/100
Channellock 432
Score: 88/100Rankings
The Channellock 432 is a robust 10-inch V-Jaw Tongue & Groove Plier designed for gripping round stock and tubing with increased contact points. It features a unique V-jaw and PERMALOCK fastener for durability, though it lacks the quick-adjust mechanism of the 432X model. Best suited for plumbers and mechanics handling cylindrical objects where traditional jaws slip.
The Channellock 424 is a compact, 4.5-inch straight jaw tongue-and-groove plier designed for precise gripping in tight spaces. It features a PermaLock fastener and laser-hardened teeth, making it ideal for small-scale mechanical and plumbing tasks. However, its limited jaw capacity makes it unsuitable for larger objects or heavy-duty work.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
57 HRCbest | — | |
114 mm | 254 mmbest | |
12.5 mm | 50.8 mmbest | |
| ↓ lower better | 38 gbest | 430.91 g |
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| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
Jaw & Cutting Performance(3) | ||
Jaw Type | straight | v_jaw |
Jaw Capacity (mm) | 12.5 mm | 50.8 mm |
Finish | coated | polished |
Core Specifications(2) | ||
Overall Length (mm) | 114 mm | 254 mm |
Weight (g) | 38 g | 430.91 g |
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Manufacturer and retailer descriptions consistently praise the Channellock 424 as the smallest straight jaw model that is easily transportable. Emphasis is placed on PermaLock reliability, no-slip action, and superior grip for professional use.
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No independent professional reviewer or editor quotes are present in the search results for the Channellock 432. Official descriptions emphasize its V-jaw for 'more points of contact on round stock and tubing' and build quality for 'lasting grip.'
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