“This is loop of Archer brand high quality professional full chisel saw chain, this chain is 3/8 pitch,.050 gauge and has 64 drive links. This chain fits many Husqvarna, Jonsered, Stihl and other brands of chain saws that are using a 18” guide bar that are.050 gauge such as the ECHO CS590. The pitch and gauge of a chain are not easily measured so the pitch and gauge of your chain is best determined by using the chain manufacturing codes from the old chain that are found stamped on the drive links also many times the pitch, gauge, and drive link count are found stamped on the tail end of the guide bar. Archer Saw Chain, Archer Guide Bars and Archer Accessories are known for quality and sold world wide!
The new SP21G X-Cut chain gives you excellent precision and performance in narrow spaces, making it perfect for arborists and tree care experts. The smooth operation, lasting sharpness and low kick back will generate high cutting efficiency and improve your manoeuverability – and reduce the strain on your body.325.043″.
3/8 050 64.DL, then this chain will fit your saw. WARNING This professional saw chain may be capable of kickback that could result in serious injury to the chainsaw operator or bystanders. A saw chain with reduced kickback potential may be available.
64 dl chainsaw chain Related Question:
What does DL mean on a chainsaw bar?
Gauge Measurement The parts of chainsaw chains that fit into the saw’s guide bar are called the drive links. The drive link is the bottom part of the chainsaw chain (see picture below). Gauge measures the thickness of the drive links if you were to look at them along the length of the chain.
How do I know what size chain I need for my chainsaw?
To get the correct size, simply count 3 rivets on the chain and measure the distance between them from the centre points. Now divide this by half to get your size. As an example, three rivets that measure ½ an inch across divided by two gives you a pitch of a ¼ inch.
What does S52 mean on a chainsaw chain?
S52 is the number of “drive links”
What is the most common chainsaw chain size?
Most chainsaws use 0.050″ (1.3 mm) and 0.058″ (1.5 mm) gauge chains. 0.043″ (1.1 mm) and 0.063″ (1.6mm) gauge chains are less common.
Does the number of drive links matter?
For heavier jobs like felling trees or bucking logs, it might be better to have a longer chain with more links – but this will make it slower and less agile. Shorter chains can cut branches under two inches much faster than long ones because the short length of the blade doesn’t get caught up in them as much.
Will any chain fit my chainsaw?
No, chainsaw blades are not universal, not every bar and chain will fit on your machine. Chainsaw chains need to have the correct specification to fit on your bar. If you have a chain that is too long or too narrow it will not fit. Mixing brands of chains is no problem as long as they are compatible.
What is the difference between .325 and 3/8 chain?
The . 325 may be smaller and faster, but it may not be your best bet for your everyday needs. The three-eighths-inch chain is durable and lasts longer than its smaller cousin. This makes it one of the more popular switches for chainsaw users who want to get more out of their saw.
What is difference between R52 and S52 chainsaw chain?
The R52 and S52 are the same pitch, 3/8″ Low Profile, and the same length, 52 drive links, but they are different gauges. The R52 is . 043″ gauge and the S52 is . 050″ gauge.
What is the difference between R56 and S56 chainsaw chain?
The difference is the width of the chain track. S56 is . 050″ and R56 is . 043″.
What is difference between S56 and Y56 chains?
The S56 could replace a Y56 chain. The difference in the 2 is not significant. The Y indicates that it would have less vibration than other chains. 4 of 4 found this helpful.
What size chain is on my Stihl chainsaw?
If you are replacing a Stihl® chain, you can look at the numbers on the side of the chain to determine pitch, gauge, and other characteristics of the chain. Example: Your chain has the number 33RM2 stamped in the side of it. The last three numbers (or letters) denote characteristics of the chain.
What size file do you use on a 3/8 chainsaw chain?
With that said, the Stihl 3/8″ chain is identical in size to Oregon and other brands which all recommend a 7/32″ file.
Are there different types of chainsaw chains?
Chainsaw chains come in three main varieties. They come in full chisel, semi chisel and low profile chains, with each being used for different tasks. The chisel refers to how the teeth are cast on the chain itself – which then determines how the chain cuts through the wood.
What is a low profile chainsaw chain?
Low profile or “lo pro” chain uses cutters that aren’t as tall as the cutters on standard chainsaw chain. This means that low profile chain makes a shallow cut. The advantage of using low profile chain is that it weighs less than standard chain, which makes it a good fit for low-horsepower saws and electric saws.
What’s the difference between 404 and 3/8 chain?
Secondly, the numbers 3/8″ and . 404″ refer to the pitch (distance) between the drive links – these are the bits on the chain that stick down and engage with the drive sprocket on the saw, and the sprocket on the roller-nose end of the bar.