Select the pitch and gauge from your guide bar or old chain. The selector will match the products currently available on this site.
Understanding the differences helps you choose the right chain for optimal performance.
The industry standard for professional chainsaws. Offers the best balance of cutting speed and durability.
Ideal for mid-range chainsaws. Lower vibration with excellent cutting performance for varied tasks.
Built for the toughest jobs. Maximum cutting power for large-scale commercial logging operations.
| Feature | 3/8" Pitch | .325" Pitch | .404" Pitch |
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| Best For | Professional | Semi-pro / Home | Commercial |
Match your chain to your chainsaw's specifications for optimal performance.
Measure the cutting length of your guide bar (not including the housing).
Look at the number stamped on the bar or check your owner's manual.
Use a gauge tool or coin to measure the groove width of your guide bar.
Count the number of drive links on your existing chain for exact replacement.
Different tasks require different chain types for best results.
Firewood, pruning, light cutting
Recommended: 3/8" LP or .325"Fence posts, clearing, general maintenance
Recommended: .325" or 3/8"Felling, bucking, limbing large trees
Recommended: 3/8" Full ChiselLarge-scale timber, hardwood milling
Recommended: .404" Full ChiselOur experts are ready to help. Send us your chainsaw model and we'll recommend the perfect chain.