Product Number

90068147

Specifications

Type

Standard

Power Supply

Gasoline

Power Supply

Gasoline

Ideal for long and demanding work, they provide great autonomy as they do not depend on cables and sockets. Their disadvantages are increased noise and high maintenance and usage costs.

Blade Length

50 cm

Blade Length

The bar length is the maximum thickness of wood you can cut in a single pass. It is measured in centimeters (cm).

- Longer bar = Cutting thicker logs. It allows you to handle larger trees.

- Shorter bar = Better control and safety. It is more flexible, lighter, and ideal for pruning, as it reduces the risk of "kickback".

The bar should always be proportional to the power of the engine. A small engine cannot effectively support a huge bar.

Weight

7 kg

Carving Blade

No

Carving Blade

The carving bar, also known as the woodcarving bar, is a specialized accessory for chainsaws, designed not for quickly cutting large logs, but for precision cuts, detailed work, and artistic woodcarving.

Automatic Lubrication

No

Solo

No

Solo

Without battery and charger

Chain Brake

No

Chain Brake

The chain brake is a safety mechanism that stops the chain almost instantly when something dangerous occurs.

Pruning tool

No

Pruning tool

This is a lightweight chainsaw with a small blade, ideal for pruning branches as it is flexible.

Brushless

No

Petrol engines

Horsepower

3.1 hp

Horsepower

Horsepower (HP) is the actual, useful power produced by the chainsaw to turn the chain. While engine displacement shows the size of the engine, horsepower indicates its efficiency.

More horsepower (HP) = Faster and more efficient cutting.

Engine SIze

56 cc

Engine SIze

Displacement (measured in cubic centimeters - cc) is essentially the size and power of the engine of a petrol-powered chainsaw.

Easy Start

No

Easy Start

Easy start system with less power.

Engine Type

4 Stroke

Electric

Power

2.35 kW

Power

The power of the electric chainsaw indicates how easily and efficiently it can cut wood of different hardness levels, without the motor being "strained." The greater the power, the easier it cuts.