CHANNELLOCK
In 1886, blacksmith George B. DeArment began making farriers tools, then selling them town to town from out of a wagon. His original guiding principles have remained relevant at Channellock:
- Good management is never far from the factory floor.
- People are more important than machines.
- Bigger doesn't always mean better.
- Dedication to excellence is the surest way to surmount adversity and to prosper.
