Chainsaw Chains
High speeds and heavy use can take their toll, and a blunt or slack chain will mean poor performance. It's a good idea to regularly check the tension on your chain and to keep it well lubricated to avoid poor performance.
The type of chain you require will be etched into the side of your chainsaw bar, length / pitch / guage number of drive links. You can use the filters to narrow down to the correct chain you require.
If you know the model of your Stihl or Husqvarna chainsaw and need a new chain, please see our chain and bar guides. Please click here for Husqvarna quick reference guide OR for Stihl replacement chains and bars, click here.
When it's badly damaged or if you can't obtain the correct tension on your chain, it's time to replace it. It also makes sense to have a spare handy before you need it, just in case. We stock chains in most sizes and pitches to fit almost any make of saw.
