Technical Information · issue 56 of 2006
New STIHL Rollomatic® E Light guide bars
IssueTI 56/2006
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Technical Information 56.2006
New STIHL Rollomatic® E Light guide bars – Series 3005
STIHL Rollomatic® E Light guide bars
The range of STIHL guide bars will be expanded to Part. No. Bar length Gauge
include two new Rollomatic® E Light versions with 3005 000 7405 12" (30 cm) .050 in
bar lengths of 12" (30 cm) and 16" (40 cm). 44 drive links (1.3 mm)
3005 000 7413 16" (40 cm) .050 in
55 drive links (1.3 mm)
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The Rollomatic® E Light guide bars are comprised Uses
of three electrically welded steel plates with large For users who appreciate both weight and stability.
cavities. These cavities are filled with fiberglass-
reinforced polyamide in an injection molded
process. Saw Chain
Compared with "standard" three-part guide bars, the The STIHL saw chains 3/8" Picco™ Micro (63 PM)
Rollomatic® E Light guide bars are considerably and 3/8" Picco™ Micro Comfort 3 (63 PMC3) can be
lighter. The 12“ (30 cm) guide bar weighs 25% less, used on these new guide bars.
the 16“ (40 cm) guide bar 30% less.
The new guide bars are characterized by high
stability.
They will include a 3005 bar tail and a 3/8" Picco™
sprocket nose with a 9-tooth, replaceable sprocket.
Summary
Item Part name Part No.
1 12" (30 cm) guide bar .050" (1.3 mm); 3005 000 7405
3/8" Picco™
2 16" (40 cm) guide bar .050" (1.3 mm); 3005 000 7413
3/8" Picco™
3 Sprocket nose 3/8" Picco™; 3005 650 9903
9 tooth .050" (1.3 mm)
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