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Chainsaw Chains

Saw chain X-CUT SP33G Semi chisel PIXEL .325" 1.3 mm

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Semi chisel
Cutter profile
Guarded drive link
Added feature
Yes
PIXEL
What's included
Saw chain X-CUT SP33G Semi chisel PIXEL .325" 1.3 mm - 581 64 31‑72
Included
  • Bar length (inch)
    18 in

Fast and lightweight chain with reduced kickback and easy maintenance

X-CUT SP33G is the first ever saw chain to be completely developed, designed and manufactured by Husqvarna. The chain is especially suited for demanding consumers and everyday professional use. With a sharpness that lasts, an outstanding durability, low stretch and a high cutting efficiency, it’s made to make your output better than ever.

Features

Specifications

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72DL / 18"
581 64 31‑72
Product data

Pitch

.325"

Gauge

1,3 mm

Cutter profile

Semi chisel

PIXEL

Yes

Kickback reduction

Bumper drive link

Bar length (inch)

18 in

Bar length

45 cm

Drive links

72

Added feature

Guarded drive link

GTIN-13/EAN

7393080694379

Fits to model

Bars

Owner support

Manuals, handbooks, spare parts, guides, and related information for X-CUT SP33G can be found in the product support.

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