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Oregon Chainsaw Chain .325 Pitch, .050 Gauge, 20-Inch Bar, 78 Drive Links | Fits Echo, Husqvarna & More

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Overview

The Oregon ControlCut chainsaw chain is designed for saws that require a .325 inch pitch and a .050 inch gauge, featuring 78 drive links and a 20-inch bar compatibility. This broad specification set makes it suitable for a wide range of popular models, helping you keep a steady pace whether you’re clearing brush, pruning, or tackling firewood prep. The design emphasizes reliable cutting performance with a focus on durability and ease of maintenance.

In real-world use, this chain aims to deliver clean bites and a smooth cutting feel as you work through both hardwood and softwood. A thoughtful combination of bumper drive link and depth gauge contributes to controlled cutting motion and steadier performance under load, while the micro-chisel geometry helps maintain edge quality with routine use. These elements come together to support a professional-grade feel without requiring specialized tools for basic upkeep.

Compatibility and fit

Engineered for saws that specify .325" pitch, .050" (1.3 mm) gauge, 78 drive links, and a 20" bar, this chain strives to cover a broad audience. It’s commonly used with a wide variety of brands and models, making it a versatile option for mixed-tool setups or replacement needs. Always verify the fit against your saw’s manual and drive-link count before installation.

  • 325 pitch, 0.050 gauge, 78 drive links, 20" bar configuration
  • Compatible with many brands and models (Echo, Husqvarna, Ryobi, Poulan, Craftsman, Makita, McCulloch and more)
  • Suitable for saws in the 38–62 cc range and larger, with manual verification recommended

Performance and durability

The chain’s design emphasizes efficient cutting and dependable endurance. The bumper drive link paired with a depth gauge helps reduce kickback tendencies while maintaining strong cutting power. The micro-chisel configuration supports precise, fast cutting and easier maintenance over time, especially when crossing through tougher materials.

  • Low-kickback design for safer cutting control
  • Professional-grade controlcut geometry suited for hardwood and softwood
  • Durable construction designed for repeated, reliable use

Quality and origin

Oregon has a long history as a pioneer in saw chain design, with engineering roots in the USA dating back to 1947. This chain reflects that heritage, combining proven engineering with practical performance for daily woodcutting tasks.

Care and maintenance tips

  • Regularly check tension and lubrication for smooth operation
  • Inspect drive links, teeth, and depth gauge for wear; replace as needed
  • Keep the chain sharp with appropriate filing and routine cleaning
  • Store clean and dry to extend chain life

FAQ

Q: Is this chain compatible with my chainsaw model?

A: It fits saws requiring .325" pitch, .050" gauge, 78 drive links, and a 20" bar; always verify with your manual.

Q: What benefits can I expect from using the Oregon ControlCut chain?

A: Possible benefits include smoother cuts, reduced kickback, and durable performance for hardwood and softwood.