What's the difference?

What makes our carbide saw chains different from the competition:

What You Get With Our Chain

Harder Carbide
- Transverse rupture strength of our chain is at least double that of the competition.
High Temp Silver Solder
- Melting point of 1,800° fahrenheit
Carbide Cut and Rounded
- Carbide has special angles cut into it and a rounded back where it connects to the chain, to better disperse energy while it cuts.
Stronger Chassis
- Helps to obsorb energy throughout cut.
Special Chassis Design
- Specially designed to aid chain in clearing debris that may plug other chains.

What You Get With Their Chain

Softer Carbide
- Transverse rupture strength at most half of our chain.
Lower Temp Silver Solder
- Melting point of 1,200° fahrenheit
Softer Carbide
- Transverse rupture strength at most half of our chain.
Straight Cut Carbide
- Carbide is not cut to aid in effectively deflecting forces found in cuts. Tooth breakage is more common with these designs.
Carbide and Raker Too Close
- The carbide is too close to the raker, this does not give enough space for the tooth to take an effective bite out of the material being cut.

What's The Difference?

Carbide chain that cuts standard building materials and standard roof ventilation exercises.

We will gladly send you a dvd displaying the cutting abilities of our chains.

Carbide chain that cuts harder materials; roofing roofing/siding, multi-layered roofing, rollup doors, etc.