Chain 40 cm 3/8", 55, 1.3 mm

Included in the price:

Chain + Two spare links

The main advantages of the product:

• Guide chain: 16" - 40 CM
• Chain Pitch : 3/8" (19.5mm)
• Groove Width: 1.3mm (0.050")
• Number of guide links : 55 MM
• Full chisel - ensures efficient cutting of wood

Why choose this chain?

The chain has been designed to meet the requirements of different saw models. Its parameters, such as chain pitch and groove width, are standard for many popular saws , making it easy to customize the tool.

In addition

the use of a full chisel in the chain ensures accurate and fast cutting , which is extremely important when working with wood. The set also includes two spare links , which can be useful if the chain is damaged during operation.

• Chisel chains demonstrate a high level of transfer of saw power to cutting performance through sharp profile cutting teeth with links that reduce kickback.

This chainsaw chain is a versatile solution that will work on many saw models. Thanks to the full chisel, it guarantees cutting efficiency and precision. Two spare links will further extend the life of the chain. With this kit, you can enjoy the efficient operation of your saw for a long time.

Use in chainsaws

The chain is compatible with a wide range of saw models, making it a universal choice for owners of tools of various brands. Here are some compatible models:

• HUSQVARNA: T425,
• STIHL: MS E140, MS 160, MS 170, MS 180, MS 191, MS 192, MS 200, MS 200 T, MS E200, MS 210, MS 211, MS 230, MS 231, MS 241, MS 2510, MS , 009, 010, 011, 012, 017, 018, 019, 019 T, 020, 020 T, 021, 021 C, 023, 025, 25,
• OIL-MAC: OEM200, 240,
• DOLMAR: PS3300TH, CS2040,
• PARTNER: 1535EL, 1540EL, P1535, 1540, 1640, 1835, 1840, P351, 352, 371, 538E, 542E,
• ALPINA: P360, P370, P390, Elletra 160, Elletra 170, Energy 1.6, Energy 1.8, Sinergy 35, Sinergy 40, 330, 380, 432, 438, PR350, 270, 270, 2080, EURO-4
• McCulloch: MAC, MAC4, MAC6, MAC110, MAC120, MAC130, MAC140, MAC930, MAC935, 400P, 3500, MC115, MM30, MM36, PM310, PM320, PM330, PM6, 46, 340 PM 3 PM , PM394, PM400, PM470, PM480, PM484, PM510, PM730, 370, 374, 375, 384, 400, 430, 442, 445, 470, 474, 484, ELECTRA, 98, ELECTRA 83 MAC16
• RYOBI: 35B, CS36C, CSE3330, CSE385CB, HC31, HC36, HC41, HCS31, HCS36, CS1530, CS1535, CS41, CS1540,

and other chainsaws with such parameters.

How to choose the right chain for your saw?

Information on the technical parameters of the saw chain and guide bar can most often be found on the packaging or in the saw's operating instructions, in the saw's manual in the form of stamped symbols, or on the internet on the equipment manufacturer's website.

When choosing the right chain for your saw, pay attention to several key parameters:

1. Chain pitch - is the distance between the axes of the first and third rivet divided by two, measured in inches. The chain offered has a 3/8 inch pitch , which is a popular size for medium duty chainsaws.
2. The width of the guide groove - i.e. the width of the gap in which the chain moves. In this case it is 1.3 mm .
3. The number of guide links – decisive for the correct seating of the chain on the guide bar. This chain has 55 guide links . You can find the number of links on the old chain or in the manual of the saw.
4. Guide length - it is important that the chain matches the length of the saw guide. This model is suitable for 16 inch (40 cm) guides.

in the case of 3/8 chains, the distance between the three rivets is approx. 19 mm. Chain pitch can also be verified by checking the number of teeth on the clutch basket.

how to do that?

If the number of teeth on the clutch basket is:

• 7 teeth - .325 stroke
• 6 teeth - pitch 3/8

If the clutch basket has a floating gear instead of a fixed gear, the floating gear will be stamped with stroke information ie:

• .325 3/8

Counting the guide links on the chain on a gasoline chainsaw is quite simple. Here are the steps to do it:

1. Remove the chain from the chainsaw - Make sure the chainsaw is turned off and unplugged to prevent accidental starting. Then remove the chain from the bar.

2. Place the chain on a flat surface – Place the chain on a table or other flat surface to make counting easier.

3. Locate the guide links – The guide links are small metal “teeth” located on the underside of the chain that fit into the groove of the bar. These are different from the cutting teeth which are located on top of the chain.

4. Count All Leader Links - Start counting at one of the leader links and count each subsequent link around the chain until you are back where you started. Each guide link counts as one.