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Hustil offers different brands of chainsaw chains.
Hustil offers different brands of chainsaw chains.
The chain is the core component of the chainsaw. It is often in a high-speed friction and cutting state, and it is easy to become blunt, worn or even broken. It is necessary to check the wear degree of the chain regularly and replace or grind it in time.
Chainsaw chain size: The size of a chainsaw chain is usually indicated by the number of links, chain teeth, or chain length/short designation (eg "3/8", "0.325"). Make sure to choose the correct size for your chainsaw gear.
Chainsaw Link Thickness: The link thickness of the chain needs to match the width of the bar. Select the correct link thickness to ensure the chain will run properly on the bar.
Chainsaw chain blade shape: The chain blade shape affects the cutting effect. Common chain blade types include Full Chisel, Semi Chisel and Micro Chisel. The half-round edge is suitable for rough wood, and the rounded edge is more suitable for slender wood.
Chainsaw Chain Cutting Tasks: Consider the type of cutting task you have. Choose a coarser chain for rough wood or logging, and a finer chain for pruning and fine work.
Chainsaw Chain Sharpening: Some chains require more frequent sharpening to keep them sharp, while others maintain their cutting performance for a longer period of time. Consider your maintenance capabilities and time to choose the right chain type.
Chainsaw Chain Grinding: Some chains require more frequent sharpening to stay sharp, while others maintain cutting performance for a longer period of time. Consider your maintenance capabilities and time to choose the right chain type.
Frequency and Intensity: If you will be using your chainsaw frequently and intensively, choose a durable chain that will keep cutting longer.
Brand and Quality: Choose a chain of a well-known brand to ensure quality and reliability. A quality chain can provide better cutting performance and safety.
Professional Advice: If you are not sure how to choose a chain, you can consult us for more specific advice.