Introduction to ECS Plant Chainsaws

At ECS Plant we have invested in various types of Chainsaws – both Battery & 2-Stroke models

Chainsaws are widely used by professionals such as loggers and builders, as well as by homeowners for tasks such as maintaining their properties and cutting firewood. They are powerful and versatile tools that can make a wide range of cutting tasks easier and more efficient. However, it’s important to use chainsaws safely and follow all manufacturer’s instructions and safety guidelines when using this tool.

Uses of chainsaw

Features of Chainsaw

Cutting bar and chain: The cutting bar and chain are the primary components of a chainsaw that allow it to cut through wood. The cutting bar is the long, flat piece of metal that extends out from the saw, and the chain is the set of cutting teeth that runs around the bar. Together, they work to cut through wood by rapidly moving back and forth.

Engine: The engine is the power source of the chainsaw, which can be either gas-powered or electric. Gas-powered chainsaws are typically more powerful and can be used for heavy-duty tasks, while electric chainsaws are lighter and more convenient to use but have less power.

Chain Brake: A chain brake is a safety feature that stops the chain from turning in the event of kickback, reducing the risk of injury.

Handles: Chainsaws are designed with handles that are comfortable to grip and provide good control over the saw.

Air filter: An air filter is designed to keep dust and debris from getting into the engine, which can damage the engine and reduce its efficiency.

Chain oiling system: A chain oiling system is used to lubricate the chain as it moves, reducing friction and prolonging the life of the chain.

Anti-vibration system: An anti-vibration system is used to reduce the amount of vibration that the user feels while using the chainsaw, making it more comfortable to use for long periods of time.

Note: The features of chainsaw can vary depending on the model and the manufacturer.