Chainsaw Chain Finder
Find the right chain by your saw model — or paste your bar part number.
Select Your Chainsaw Brand
Select Your Model
Select Your Bar Length
Not sure which model you have?
Check the model number on the data plate of your saw — usually on the rear handle or the starter cover. If you can't find it, send us a photo and we'll work it out for you.
You can also check the chain specs stamped on your guide bar (near the tip or where the bar enters the saw body).
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How to Find the Right Chainsaw Chain
Every chainsaw uses a specific chain size defined by three measurements: pitch (the distance between links), gauge (the thickness of the drive links), and the number of drive links (which determines the chain length for your bar).
You can find the right chain two ways: search by your saw brand and model, or paste the part number stamped on your guide bar. Our Chain Finder tool covers all the major brands sold in Australia:
- Stihl — MS 170, MS 180, MS 250, MS 271 Farm Boss, MS 291, MS 311, MS 362, MS 461 and more
- Husqvarna — 120, 435, 440, 445, 450, 455 Rancher, 460 Rancher, 562 XP, 572 XP
- Echo — CS-310, CS-490, CS-590 Timber Wolf, CS-620P
- Victa — 16" 40cc, VCS1845, VCE1640 cordless
- Full Boar — 10" to 20" models including the FBPC-5320
- Makita, DeWalt, Ryobi, Milwaukee, Ozito — cordless and electric models
- Worx, Black & Decker, Bosch, Baumr-AG — budget and specialty saws
Our chains come in tungsten carbide — 10 times longer lasting in Australian hardwood and dirty timber.
Searching by Bar Part Number
If you've got the part number stamped on your guide bar, you can skip the brand and model selection. Common bar part number formats:
- Stihl — starts with a 4-digit mount family like 3003, 3005, or 3002, followed by seven more digits (e.g. 3003 000 9421).
- Husqvarna — usually a 9-digit code with spaces and a dash (e.g. 501 95 93-72), where the last two digits often match the drive link count.
- Oregon — alphanumeric with positional encoding (e.g. 180SXEA074) that describes length, pitch, and gauge in the number itself.
- Baumr-AG, Scheppach, Tarus, Timbertech and other Chinese imports — use the BE family of part numbers like BE18-72-5810P, where 18 is the length in inches, 72 is the drive link count, 58 is the gauge (.058"), and 10 is the sprocket tooth count.
Our tool decodes these patterns automatically. If your bar isn't recognised, the number usually isn't hard to work out — send us a photo and we'll sort it within a few hours.
Need help? Read our How to Choose the Right Chainsaw Chain guide, our Stihl Chain Size Guide, our Husqvarna Chain Size Guide, or our Echo Chain Size Guide.
Guides & Resources
Tungsten Chainsaw Chains — browse our full range of tungsten carbide chainsaw chains.
Bar & Chain Combos — save with a bar and chain bundle.
How to Choose the Right Chainsaw Chain — complete buying guide.
Chainsaw Chain Sizes Explained — pitch, gauge, and drive links breakdown.
Stihl Chain Size Guide — every Stihl model and the chain it needs.
Husqvarna Chain Size Guide — complete model-by-model sizing reference.
Echo Chain Size Guide — all Echo models covered.
Bar Mount Guide — find which bar fits your saw, with a full mount-to-model chart.
Chain Code Identification — read the code stamped on your chain (Oregon, Carlton, Stihl, Husqvarna).
All Chainsaw Help & Guides — every tool and guide in one spot.