Channellock 369 9.5-Inch Lineman's Pliers | Xtreme Leverage Technology (XLT) Requires Less Force to Cut than Other High-Leverage Models | Forged from High Carbon Steel | Made in the USA, Blue Handle;

Unique jaw design accommodates many shapes (view larger).

Designed with working professionals in mind, the Channellock 9-1/2-Inch High Leverage Linesman Plier (model 369) is also the only plier in the industry to incorporate a knife-and-anvil-style cutting edge, which ensures perfect mating and superior cutting edge life. It also utilizes Channellock's Xtreme Leverage Technology (XLT), which positions the rivet closer to the cutting edge so taht considerably less force is required to cut than other High Leverage designs.

Knife and anvil style cutting surface provides cutting precision.

The 369 can cut piano wire (0.47- to 0.091-inch thick), hard wire (0.047- to 0.091-inch), medium hard wire (0.047- to 0.091-inch), and soft wire (0.162-inch maximum diameter).

Channellock utilizes precision-machined knife and anvil style cutting edges to ensure perfect mating and superior cutting edge life. While most manufactureres use two sharp edges that can become misaligned and lose their cutting effectiveness, Channellock's knife and anvil cutters give you proper cutting edge alignment for a clean cut every time. The edge is also laser hardened for unprecedented edge life.

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About ChannelLock

Founded in 1886, Channellock is a worldwide leader in the manufacture of high-quality pliers and assorted hand tools. Now run by the fifth generation of the DeArment family, Channellock tools reflect a tradition of dedication to excellence maintained for well over a century. Over the years, Channellock has obtained several patents including one in 1965 for the conical surface created on the cam side of the pliers when undercut and another in 1984 for the PermaLock fastener found in its Tongue and Groove Pliers. Channellock still manufactures more than 120 different sizes and types of pliers and hand tools at its facilities in Meadville, Pennsylvania.