Oregon Tool S62 Advancecut 18 in Chainsaw Chain

Product Description

The OREGON TOOL S62 is an 18-inch semi-chisel chainsaw chain built for landscapers and homeowners running small to mid-sized gas-powered saws. The S62 uses hard-chromed, precision heat-treated cutters that take a clean bite through wood while tolerating debris better than full-chisel profiles. Chain pitch is 3/8 inch with a .050-inch (1.3 mm) gauge, making it compatible with a wide range of light-duty chainsaw bars. The built-in Lubri-Tec automatic oiling channels lubricant to critical contact points during operation, extending chain life and cutting downtime between adjustments. Hardened rivets and a chrome outer layer resist wear during extended cutting sessions.

The S62 is intended for residential and light commercial use on saws up to 42 cc displacement. Typical applications include property maintenance, limbing, bucking small-diameter logs, and storm cleanup. The low-kickback, low-vibration design is engineered to reduce operator fatigue during longer work periods. This chain fits any chainsaw brand configured for 3/8-inch pitch and .050-inch gauge drive links on an 18-inch bar. Landscaping crews and homeowners who run entry-level to mid-grade saws will find the S62 a straightforward drop-in replacement chain.

Key Features

• Hard-chromed, heat-treated semi-chisel cutters for smooth cutting and debris tolerance
• 3/8-inch pitch and .050-inch (1.3 mm) gauge — fits a wide range of 18-inch bars
• Lubri-Tec automatic oiling system channels oil to key chain contact points
• Low-kickback, low-vibration design reduces operator fatigue during extended use
• Hardened rivets and chrome outer layer minimize wear and adjustment frequency
• Meets ANSI safety standards for low-kickback chain

Compatibility

Fits all chainsaw brands configured for 3/8-inch pitch, .050-inch (1.3 mm) gauge on an 18-inch bar with saws up to 42 cc. Always pair narrow kerf chain with a narrow kerf bar.

Installation Notes

Chain installation and tensioning should be performed by a qualified operator with the saw fully powered down and the spark plug wire disconnected. Use appropriate gloves when handling chain to avoid cutter contact. Tension the chain per the saw manufacturer specification — the chain should not sag below the bar rail but must still rotate freely by hand. Consult the chainsaw manufacturer service manual and applicable ANSI B175.1 guidelines before service.