OREGON® cutting chain is used as original equipment by 90 percent of the world's chainsaw manufacturers. See what makes it the world's #1 saw chain!
Oregon 72EXL has a reshaped cutter and proprietary grind technology for superior performance, sharpness and consistency. Low-vibration, full chisel cutter chain designed to maximize every cut with less effort.
Skip sequence design provides greater clearance for better chip flow - the larger the wood being cut and the longer the bar used, the more important good chip flow becomes. 72EXJ has a reshaped cutter and proprietary grind technology for superior performance, sharpness and consistency. Low-vibration, full chisel cutter chain designed to maximize every cut with less effort.
91VXL is the most popular chain for small climbing saws. Recommended for gasoline-powered saws 2.5 cu. in. and smaller. OREGON® 91VXL saw chain features top performing Chamfer Chisel cutters. The twin corners of the cutters on 91VXL chain deliver superior performance on the many popular saws which use low-profile 3/8” pitch chain. Features long cutter top plate, advanced grind geometry, improved out-of-box grind, aggressive cutting edge with a forgiving sharpening profile and good stay-sharp. Ideal for smaller, gas-powered saws.
Designed for professional woodcutters using .325" pitch saws. Low-vibration, full chisel cutters cut quickly and precisely through timber. The offset depth gauges prevent the cutters from driving into the sidewall of the cut, for smoother cuts.
| Chain | Pitch | Gauge | Drive Links | Item | Price | Order |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20 LPX | .325" | .050 | 1852 | CHA124 | ||
| 72 EXL | .375" (3/8") | .050 | 1640 | CHA119 | ||
| 73 EXL | .375" (3/8") | .058 | 1640 | CHA148 | ||
| 75 EXL | .375" (3/8") | .063 | 1640 | CHA130 | ||
| 72 EXJ | .375" (3/8") | .050 | 1640 | CHA127 | ||
| 75 EXJ | .375" (3/8") | .063 | 1640 | CHA129 | ||
| 91VXL | .375" (3/8") | .050 | 1640 | CHA135 |
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