Chainsaw bar for wood Polax 450 mm 6 TPI model 47-002

Guide bar for wood cutting from Polax, 450 mm length with 6 TPI tooth pitch, model 47-002 is designed to provide a stable mounting surface for compatible chainsaw chains. The bar supports accurate cuts and efficient removal of timber for general-purpose woodcutting and pruning. It is built to suit homeowners and light professional use where a medium-length bar ensures balance between reach and maneuverability.

Advantages

The Polax 450 mm guide bar offers straight, consistent alignment for the chain to maintain cutting accuracy and reduce wobble during operation. Its 6 TPI tooth pitch specification optimizes the chain engagement with the wood for smooth cutting performance. The bar construction supports even distribution of cutting forces, which helps prolong chain life and reduces stress on the saw drive sprocket. Designed for straightforward installation, it fits common mounting patterns for compatible chainsaws.

Suitable for

• General timber cutting around the property
• Pruning and limb removal on small to medium trees
• Light professional tasks such as site cleanup and firewood preparation
• Homeowner chainsaw maintenance and replacement parts

Key specifications

• Bar length: 450 mm (effective cutting length)
• Tooth pitch compatibility: 6 TPI (teeth per inch) chain pitch
• Intended use: wood cutting and pruning
• Fitment type: standard mounting pattern for compatible chainsaws
• Application class: homeowner and light professional

How to use

Before fitting the guide bar, disconnect the chainsaw from its power source and ensure the chain brake is engaged. Remove the side cover and old bar if present, then slide the Polax 450 mm bar onto the studs aligning the mounting holes and adjust the chain tension so there is slight sag on the underside but the chain clicks over the guide when pulled by hand. Reinstall the side cover, tighten the nuts to manufacturer-recommended torque, and check chain lubrication. Perform a test cut on scrap wood to confirm proper tension and alignment before normal operation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment, keep the chain sharp and properly lubricated, and follow the chainsaw manufacturer's guidelines for bar and chain maintenance. For consistent performance, inspect the bar rails for wear and replace the bar if rails become uneven or the chain repeatedly loses tension.