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3Pcs 16″ Semi-Chisel Chainsaw Chain

AUD 46.99 on Amazon.com.au (as of October 22, 2026) View details ↗

This **3-piece 16-inch semi-chisel chainsaw chain** is designed for precision cutting and durability in tough conditions. Engineered with **0.325″ pitch, 0.050″ gauge, and 66 drive links**, it’s built to reduce friction and extend chain life through an oil-distribution system that feeds lubrication directly to the rivets. The **semi-chisel cutters** are precision-ground on water-cooled surfaces, ensuring they stay sharp longer—ideal for cutting through wood, branches, or debris in gritty environments.

The chain features **tilt-stopper teeth** to minimise recoil and **hard chrome cutters** for enhanced wear resistance. Its **surface-hardened steel construction** improves longevity, while the **balanced design** reduces vibration for smoother operation. Compatible with a wide range of 16-inch bar chainsaws—including **Husqvarna, Ryobi, Echo, Dolmar, and Makita models**—this chain is a reliable upgrade for both professional and DIY users.

Important: Always verify your saw’s specifications (pitch, gauge, drive links) against the user manual before purchase. While model numbers are listed for reference, compatibility is not guaranteed. Returns for incorrect chains are accepted at the customer’s cost.

Chain length16″ (3 pieces)
Pitch0.325″
Gauge0.050″
Drive links66
Cut shapeSemi-chisel
Weight900g (per pack)
Which chainsaw brands/models is this chain compatible with?
This chain fits 16″ bar models from Husqvarna (e.g., 360, 444), Ryobi (PCN4040), Echo (CS400, CS440), Dolmar (109, 110), and many others. Always check your saw’s manual for exact specs.
How does the oil-distribution system work?
The chain has a designed channel in each drive link that picks up oil from the bar and delivers it to the rivets, reducing friction and extending chain life.
What’s the difference between semi-chisel and full-chisel cutters?
Semi-chisel cutters offer a balance of speed and longevity, staying sharper longer in dirty conditions compared to full-chisel designs, which are faster but wear quicker.
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