18 Inch Chainsaw Chains

After an 18 inch chainsaw chain? Here's our full 18" range in one spot, tungsten carbide tipped chains that stay sharp up to 10x longer, plus TUFOZI hardened-steel loops for everyday cutting. Most 18" saws run 3/8 .050 (1.3mm) or .058 (1.5mm), or .325 in .050 (1.3mm), .058 (1.5mm) or .063 (1.6mm), check the stamp on your bar, count your drive links, and match it up.

Tungsten carbide stays sharp up to 10x longer

An 18" saw is the step up from a firewood saw, it's pulling longer cuts through bigger, drier timber, and that's exactly where a standard chain gives up fast. Our 18" tungsten carbide tipped chains have a carbide cutter welded to every tooth, so they hold an edge through dry hardwood, dusty bark and the odd touch of dirt instead of going blunt after a tank or two. In Aussie hardwood that works out to a chain that stays sharp up to 10x longer than standard steel, fewer stops, more cutting. If you're working cleaner softwood and just want a sharp loop at a fair price, our TUFOZI German hardened steel chains cover that too, with the same fitment help and quick dispatch.

Not sure what fits? Send us a photo

An 18" bar gives you the length, but the chain still has to match three things: pitch, gauge and drive link count. On 18" saws the usual combos are 3/8 .050 (1.3mm) or .058 (1.5mm) on bigger Stihl-style and Husqvarna-style saws, and .325 in .050 (1.3mm), .058 (1.5mm) or .063 (1.6mm) on mid-size gear, drive link counts on an 18" bar commonly land around 66 to 72DL. The numbers are usually stamped on the bar near the mount, or printed on the box your last chain came in. If it's worn off or you're second-guessing it, send us a photo of the bar stamp or the old chain and we can usually work it out pretty quickly.

Australian stock, family-run, straight answers

Farm & Acre Co is a family-run Australian business and chainsaw chains are our bread and butter. Stock sits here in Australia, orders go out quickly, and shipping is Australia-wide, no waiting on a slow boat. Ask us a question and you get a straight answer from someone who actually runs a saw, not a script. Order the wrong size? Get in touch and we'll sort it out. We keep the range simple on purpose: tungsten carbide tipped chains when you want maximum time between sharpens, TUFOZI hardened steel when you want a solid loop at a sharp price. Pick your spec, pick your drive link count, and you're done.

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Chainsaw Chain 100ft Rolls

Chainsaw Chain 100 Foot Rolls — Bulk Chain Shipped Across Australia

If you're going through chains regularly, a 100 foot chainsaw chain roll is the most cost-effective way to keep your saws running. We stock standard and tungsten carbide chainsaw chain reels in the most common pitch and gauge combinations used across Australia — ready to cut to length for any bar.

100ft rolls suit arborists, farmers, contractors, and anyone running multiple saws or cutting high volumes. Buy once, cut what you need, and pay a fraction of the per-chain cost compared to pre-looped chains.

What's Available in 100ft Chainsaw Chain Rolls

We carry chainsaw chain 100 foot rolls in the pitch and gauge sizes that cover the majority of chainsaws sold in Australia:

  • 3/8" LP (.043" and .050" gauge) — fits most small to mid-range saws including Stihl MS 170, MS 180, and Husqvarna 120, 135
  • 3/8" full (.050" and .063" gauge) — the most popular pitch for mid to large saws like Stihl MS 261, MS 362, MS 461, and Husqvarna 560 XP, 572 XP
  • .325" (.050" and 058 .063" gauge) — common on Husqvarna 440, 450, and Stihl MS 250, MS 251 MS 500i
  • .404" (.063-080 " gauge) — large professional saws including Stihl MS 661, MS 880, and Husqvarna 395 XP

Each 100ft roll contains approximately 1,640 drive links. Available in full chisel and semi chisel cutter profiles depending on the specification.

Not sure what pitch and gauge you need? Use our Chain Finder tool — select your saw model and it'll show the exact specs.

Tungsten Carbide Chainsaw Chain 100ft Rolls

For the hardest cutting conditions, we stock tungsten carbide chainsaw chain in 100 foot rolls. Carbide-tipped cutters stay sharp 8–10 times longer than standard chain — which makes a big difference when you're cutting Australian hardwood, dirty timber, or working in sandy or dusty conditions.

Tungsten carbide chainsaw chain rolls are available in the most common pitch and gauge combinations. If you're already buying chain in bulk, stepping up to carbide means fewer stops to sharpen and more time cutting.

Browse our full range of tungsten carbide options: Chainsaw Chains & Bars

Who Buys Bulk Chainsaw Chain?

A 100ft chainsaw chain reel makes sense if you're:

  • Running multiple chainsaws — cut chains for different bar lengths from the same roll
  • An arborist or tree lopper — going through chains weekly and need to keep costs down
  • A farmer or property owner — cutting firewood, clearing fence lines, or managing timber on a rural block
  • A contractor or council worker — maintaining a fleet of saws across different sites

If you're only replacing a chain once or twice a year, a pre-looped chain is probably easier. But if you're cutting regularly, the savings from bulk chain add up fast.

How to Choose the Right 100ft Chainsaw Chain Roll

Every chainsaw uses a specific combination of pitch, gauge, and drive link count. To order the right 100ft roll, you only need to match the pitch and gauge — you'll cut the chain to the correct number of drive links for your bar length.

Here's how to find your specs:

  1. Check the bar — pitch and gauge are usually stamped on the chainsaw bar near the tip or the mount end
  2. Check the old chain — look for markings on the drive links or cutter teeth
  3. Use our Chain Finder — punch in your saw model and get the specs instantly

You'll also need a chain breaker tool and a spinner/riveter to join the chain once it's cut to length. These are one-time purchases that pay for themselves after your first few chains.

Need a bar to go with it? Check our Bar & Chain Combos.

Order Chainsaw Chain in Bulk

Need help choosing the right 100 foot chainsaw chain roll? Call Aaron on 0431 183 421 or email farmandacreco@gmail.com. Tell us your saw model and bar length and we'll confirm the right pitch and gauge for your setup.

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