Stihl guidebar to fit the MS 241 and MS 251 chainsaws. The body of made of 3 electrically-welded metal plates, the middle plate is extensively hollowed out. Low weight, high...
The combination of this particularly narrow guide bar with the low profile 3/8" Picco Micro Mini 3 saw chain, Offers considerable savings in weight coupled with improved cutting performance. Like...
The body of made of 3 electrically-welded metal plates, the middle plate is extensively hollowed out. Low weight, high stability, available with small or large bar nose. This gives it...
The body is made of 3 electrically-welded metal plates, the middle plate is extensively hollowed out. Low weight, high stability. Specifications Pitch- 3/8"p Low Profile Gauge 1.3mm/0.50" Available lengths 12-16"...
The STIHL Duromatic E is an exceptionally robust solid bar for chainsaws in the middle and high performance categories. The bar itself is made from extremely strong solid steel. The...
Lightweight version of the STIHL Rollomatic ES, made from hard-wearing special steel. The hollow centre is cut out and then welded using a special laser process. This produces an extremely...
The Light 04 is the first STIHL guide bar model to feature this new name and innovative design. The new Light 04 features a special construction that means you benefit...
The combination of this particularly narrow guide bar with the 1/4" Picco chain (designed especially for cordless chainsaws and the MS 150 / MS151 ), offers considerable savings in weight...
The Rollomatic E is a three-part spot-welded laminated guide bar with holes punched in the middle part. This gives it the advantage of high stability combined with low weight. High...
The body of this lightweight bar is made up of three steel plates which have been largely hollowed out and electrically welded together. The open areas are filled with glass...
The STIHL Rollomatic ES (STIHL Ematic Super) is composed of a solid and particuarly rigid bar with a bar nose which can be replaced entirely. It is therefore ideal for...
