Technical Information · issue 1 of 1995
Guide bars: New STIHL Rollomatic E Light guide bar
IssueTI 1/1995
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Technical Information
01.95
New STIHL Rollomatic E Light Guide Bar - Series 3005
1. Design concept / construction
An entirely new concept has been used in the The nose sprocket is the same as the one installed
design of the new Rollomatic E Light guide bar. in the three-part bar versions 3005 000 48 ..
The body of the bar consists of two profiled and
hollowed-out steel plates which are welded At the present time the new Rollomatic E Light is
together. The distance between the two plates, available in a length of 35 cm (14 in) under part
equivalent to the groove width of the finished bar, number 3005 000 7409.
is maintained by bosses in the area of the welds.
After welding, the remaining recesses and cavities
Note: The new Rollomatic E Light guide bar was
are filled with fiberglass-reinforced polyamide in an announced to a limited number of markets in
injection molding process. Technical Information bulletin 08.93 which had the
same content as this TI.
Spaces are left for installation of the nose
sprocket, and for the bar groove. The bottom of the
groove is also polyamide with an integrally molded
Ematic ramp in the area of the oil inlet hole.
Top: Hollowed-out steel plate
Bottom: Finished guide bar Page 2 of 2
Technical Information 01.95 - Page 2
2. Special features / benefits 3. Applications
• 38% lower weight compared to three-part • Initial thinning
construction - less operator fatigue means • Small wood harvesting
higher daily output • Tree surgery
• Improved saw balance - • Landscape maintenance
center of gravity is shifted nearer to powerhead
• Building trade and crafts
• High stability
Summary
Part Name Original New Key Rem. MOQ
version version H
Rollomatic E Light
guide bar,
3/8" P - 9 T, 35 cm (14 in); --- 3005 000 7409 1
including: fo
Nose sprocket
3/8" P - 9 T --- 3005 650 9903 1
Waiblingen, November 02, 1994 Andreas Stihl - D1/MTK
1995 Andreas Stihl Technical Documentation Extracted from the manufacturer's 2012 service catalogue. Most of these PDFs embed fonts with a shifted character map, so the text above was recovered rather than copied — read it as a faithful but imperfect transcription, and treat the page image above each block as the authority where the two disagree — the figures exist only there, because they are vector drawings that text extraction cannot keep.