Replacement saw chain

The chain that
fits your saw.

Search by saw model, part number or drive-link count. Every chain lists its pitch, gauge and drive links so you can check it against your bar before you buy.

Quick referenceChecked against each saw maker's manual
SawBarPitchGaugeDL
Milwaukee M12 FUEL HATCHET 6-inch pruning saw Milwaukee 2527-20
6" 3/8" LP .043" 28 View →
DeWalt DCPS620 20V MAX pole saw head DeWalt DCPS620
8" 3/8" LP .043" 34 View →
Worx 20V 10-inch cordless chainsaw Worx WG322
10" 3/8" LP .043" 40 View →
Stihl MSA 160 C battery chainsaw Stihl MSA 160 C
12" 1/4" P .043" 64 View →
Echo CS-310 gas chainsaw Echo CS-310
14" 3/8" LP .050" 52 View →
EGO POWER+ 16-inch cordless chainsaw EGO CS1611
16" 3/8" LP .043" 56 View →
Kobalt 80V 18-inch cordless chainsaw Kobalt KCS 180B-06
18" 3/8" LP .050" 62 View →
Ryobi 40V 20-inch cordless chainsaw Ryobi RY405110
20" 3/8" LP .050" 70 View →

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Before you buy

Three numbers decide whether a chain fits

01

Pitch

Distance across three rivets, divided by two. It's stamped on the bar: 3/8" LP, .325", 1/4".

02

Gauge

Thickness of the drive link that rides in the bar groove: .043", .050" or .058".

03

Drive links

Count the drive links on your old chain. The number has to match exactly.

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