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Stihl Chainsaw MS261 16in Rapid Super Chain .325 1.6mm
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Product information
Description
Full-chisel replacement chain for professional forestry and timber cutting STIHL 3639 000 0062 Rapid Super (RS) is a professional chainsaw chain configured with a .325" chain pitch, 1.6 mm drive link gauge and 62 drive links. Full-chisel cutter geometry provides low cutting resistance and high cutting performance for forestry, felling and harvesting applications where rapid material removal is required. Low-vibration construction supports controlled continuous cutting while maintaining effective piercing performance and low chatter. This 40 cm / 16" replacement saw chain is specified for compatible STIHL chainsaw and guide bar configurations, including suitable setups for MS 250, MS 251 and 025 machines; chain pitch, gauge and drive-link count must be checked against the fitted guide bar before installation. Specifications: Manufacturer: STIHL Part number: 3639 000 0062 Chain type: Rapid Super (RS) Cutter profile: Full chisel Chain pitch: .325" / 8.25 mm Drive link gauge: 1.6 mm / .063" Number of drive links: 62 Guide bar length: 40 cm / 16" Design: Low vibration Application: Professional forestry, felling and timber harvesting Compatible chainsaw models: MS 250, MS 251 and 025 when fitted with the corresponding .325", 1.6 mm, 62-drive-link cutting system
Features
- BrandSTIHL
- Pcs per pack1
- Warranty3 year(s)
- OriginMade in Germany
- Chain thickness1.6 mm
- Compatible brandStihl
- MaterialSteel
- Number of link (s)62
- Chain pitch.325"
- Weight250 g
- Type of chainsaw accessoryChain
- ManoMano ReferenceME4050482
- MMID408383929583
- Product code36390000062
- EAN3582322200636
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Chainsaw buying guide
Advice from our experts
Visit the STIHL storeStihl is a German manufacturer of cultivation and land-clearing equipment, in particular chainsaws, which was founded in 1926 by Andreas Stihl. At the time, Andreas Stihl was an acknowledged specialist in the production of chainsaws, having invented the first electric chainsaw in 1925 and the first diesel chainsaw in 1929. In 1931, the company began exporting its hand-held power tools, so much so that by 1971 production had reached 340,000 units/year. The company went on to produce chainsaws, shredders, lawnmowers, brush cutters, hedge trimmers, etc., and in 1984 the French subsidiary was created.
By 2006, the average workforce had risen to almost 10,000, with headquarters in Waiblingen. The company is still family-owned, with descendants at the head of the multinational. Since its creation, Stihl has enjoyed an image of excellence among forestry professionals.
Today, Stihl is clearly a multi-specialist in garden tools.
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