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A 12-inch replacement chain with carbide-tipped cutters, built for 3/8" low-profile pitch, .043" gauge bars and 45 drive links. BYANE claims the carbide tips stay sharp up to 10 times longer than steel, which suits dirty wood, sandy logs and frozen hardwood where standard chains dull fast. The trade-off is maintenance: the hard cutters need an 11/64" diamond-coated sharpener, not a standard steel file. It fits common 12-inch cordless saws such as the DeWalt 20V Max DCCS620 and Milwaukee M18 FUEL, so check your bar's pitch, gauge and drive-link count before buying.
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This is a 12-inch carbide-tipped chainsaw chain for guide bars with a 3/8" low profile pitch, .043" (1.1 mm) gauge and 45 drive links. It has precision-brazed carbide tips, Japanese chrome-plated leads and hardened rivets. The cutters stay sharp up to 10 times longer than those on standard steel chains.
The chain is designed for cutting dirty wood, sand-caked logs and frozen hardwoods. Its low-kickback geometry gives a smoother, more controlled cut. Check your guide bar's parameters before ordering to make sure the chain fits your cordless or gas-powered saw.
Carbide is very hard, so sharpen this chain with an 11/64" (4.5 mm) diamond-coated sharpener. Standard steel files do not sharpen carbide effectively. Use it for wood only. Carbide is brittle, and hitting nails, wire, fencing or stones can chip or shatter the tips.
