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Technical Information · issue 8 of 1999

New 3/8” Oilomatic Rapid-Super Saw Chain: New fact

IssueTI 8/1999

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Technical Information

                                                                                             08.1
New 3/8´ Oilomatic Rapid-Super Saw Chain

New factory grinding geometry
3/8” RS Oilomatic saws chains –
chain types 33 RS (3873), 35 RS (3881),
36 RS (3868) and 33 RSF (3953) as well as
3/8“ RSK (Classic) – 33 RSK (3874)
will be supplied with optimized cutter geometry in                                            60°
the future.
This change greatly improves the out-of-the-box
sharpness of these saw chains in comparison with
the previous grinding geometry:

                                                                                                           689TI000 KN
.===`utting efficiency has been increased 16%
.===qhe required feed force has been reduced by
    23%
                                                        The side plate angle is now 60° instead of the
                                                        previous 70°.
Saw chains with the modified cutter geometry can
be identified by a “NEW” label on the 100 ft.chain
reel and the outer packaging. This label will be
applied to the 100 ft. reels for the next few months.

Last Technical Information on STIHL saw chain: 25.97

© 1999 Andreas STIHL AG & Co.                           Technical Documentation
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