Oregon 3-Pack 0.325 Pitch, 0.050 Gauge Chainsaw Chain for 18 Bar — 72 Drive Links

Efficient, Ready-to-Use Chainsaw Replacement

Meet the Oregon 3-Pack chainsaw chain, engineered for a 0.325 inch pitch, 0.050 inch (1.3 mm) gauge, 72 drive links, and an 18 inch bar. This configuration is designed to deliver steady, controlled cuts with less material waste, making it a practical choice for regular maintenance, woodworking projects, or weekend yard work. The familiar geometry helps ensure a confident feel as you start each pass, while the robust construction supports dependable performance across compatible saws when the bar length and drive link count align with your manual.

Why narrow kerf and micro-chisel design matter: The narrow kerf system removes less wood per cut, which can translate to smoother starts and reduced resistance in tough fibers. The micro-chisel profile keeps a sharp edge with simpler touch-ups, helping you stay productive without frequent sharpening interruptions. While results vary with wood type and technique, this setup is built to support clean, precise cuts in a range of scenarios.

Compatibility and fit

• Designed for chainsaw models using 0.325" pitch, 0.050" (1.3 mm) gauge, 72 drive links, and an 18" bar.
• Fits a broad selection of brands and models, including Husqvarna, Jonsered, Makita, Dolmar, Poulan, and more—verify against your saw’s bar length and manual.

• Double-check the bar length, drive link count, pitch, and gauge before purchasing to ensure a proper match.
• Consider whether your bar and chain pairing aligns with the 72-drive-link specification for a secure fit.

Real-world use and benefits

Imagine steady, even cuts through seasoned logs or freshly felled timber. The 18" bar paired with a 0.325" pitch chain can help you maintain a comfortable rhythm, reducing fatigue over long cutting sessions. The combination of gauge and drive link count is designed to balance durability with efficient wood removal, offering a practical option for regular maintenance tasks, property clearing, and DIY projects.

Whether you’re pruning a few branches or preparing firewood, this chain aims to deliver predictable performance while maintaining ease of maintenance and compatibility with a wide range of saws. As with all replacement chains, performance depends on proper fit, correct tension, and responsible cutting technique.

Quality and origin

Oregon has a long history as a pioneer and inventor of modern saw chain dating back to 1947. Chains in this pack are designed and engineered to meet the expectations of professional and hobbyist users alike, with an emphasis on reliability and real-world practicality.