Sprockets - Welcome To Chainsaws Online

The power from your chainsaw drives the sprocket, and the sprocket drives your cutting chain at high speed around your guide bar.
Your sprocket, chain, and guide bar are the three components of your saw’s “cutting team.”
It’s the cutting team that does the actual work of cutting, and your sprocket is an essential member of the team.
Sprockets can be installed on chainsaws having either inboard, or outboard clutch assemblies.
Follow the instructions in the operator’s manual provided by your chainsaw manufacturer for correct sprocket installation

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SPUR SPROCKETS
One-piece spur sprockets are durable, economical, simple to use, and very popular. Unlike rim
sprocket systems, the chain-driving teeth and the clutch cup are combined into a single unit on spur
sprockets. Spur sprockets are available for all types of chainsaws

COMPLETE RIM SYSTEM
Rim sprocket systems have two components: a clutch cup with splined hub, and a free-floating rim. It
is only the rim that makes contact with your saw chain as it is driven around your guide bar. Rim-type sprocket
systems are favored by those who want the ultimate in performance and are available
for many types of chainsaws.
These two-piece sprocket systems are the ultimate way to drive the chain on most types of saws and can be
used by all types of chainsaw operators.
• The complete sprocket system includes a clutch cup with spline and a replaceable rim sprocket
• The rim floats freely on the spline, maximizing chain-bar alignment, and the rim is replaceable which extends
the life and increases the value of the sprocket system

RIMS
The free-floating rim is the component of a rim-type sprocket system which is
replaced more frequently.  Rims come in a variety of sizes and
tooth-counts for professional and commercial chainsaw users. Rims sizes are for .325”, 3/8” and
.404”-pitch chains. Its easy to replace the sprocket when worn