The most important thing in choosing a chainsaw chain is the cutting element configuration rather than chainsaw power. Chainsaw chain types must be chosen by cutting, driving, connecting links, and other application variables. Key saw chain characteristics include pitch, thickness, depth of cut, profile size, and chain length. Cutting direction is important as well. It is these saw chain designs that you should consider first when selecting a chain type for special uses.
CHAMFER
Our most versatile design. Applications include: creosote treated poles, railroad ties, demolition work, windfall bucking (root wad removal in dirt), frozen logs. Best for all around cutting.
CHISEL
Our fastest cutting design. Applications include: logging in abrasive conditions, i.e. volcano ash, mud or sand, firewood and frozen logs.
THE “TERMINATOR”
This is a firefighters dream! This design from our research and development staff is 3 times more efficient than Rapco’s standard tough carbide used for high impact. Learn more.
THE “DRAGON”
Our newest design for demolition and other challenging cutting applications. This new chain can be sharpened up to 3 more times than our standard carbide chains.
Happy Customer,
I can’t believe how long this carbide chain has been tearing through everything I put it through. I’m certain I’ve pushed the limitations of your product and it just keeps cutting! You guys create a chain that blows me away!
The amount of use/abuse your chain has endured is nothing short of amazing. I always have a couple spare non-carbide chains in my toolbox, they’re rusting away in the bottom. I can’t thank you enough for producing such a product. My only regret is not finding out about them earlier!
Maurice S. 9/6/23
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