Chain Saw
Product Code : LSK-WWM-10645
Chain Saw (SKU LSK-WWM-10645) is a portable mechanical saw driven by a gasoline (petrol) two-stroke engine, cutting with a toothed chain that runs around a guide bar. Woodworking, forestry and agricultural training centres use it to teach tree felling, limbing, cross-cutting logs and pruning. Science Lab Supplies, based in Ambala, India, quotes and dispatches the saw for TVET institutes, forestry schools, tender contractors and distributors.
Specifications
This petrol chain saw's specification is split into single-fact rows in the table. In brief, it is a portable, engine-powered unit: a two-stroke gasoline engine drives a cutting chain around a guide bar, so it works away from mains power in the field or timber yard for felling, limbing, bucking and pruning.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU | LSK-WWM-10645 |
| Type | Portable mechanical chain saw |
| Power source | Gasoline (petrol) two-stroke engine |
| Cutting element | Saw chain on a guide bar |
| Tree work | Felling, limbing, bucking and pruning |
| Firewood | Harvesting firewood |
| Fire suppression | Felling snags and assisting in cutting firebreaks |
| Special bar and chain use | Chainsaw art and chainsaw mills, with specially designed bar and chain combinations |
| Supplied by | Science Lab Supplies, Ambala, India |
Applications and Experiments for the Chain Saw
The saw is used in practical sessions where trainees cut standing trees, remove branches and cross-cut logs into lengths. It fits forestry, arboriculture, agriculture and wood-processing courses at TVET and vocational level, where learners must practise safe starting, stance, cutting technique and chain care under an instructor.
- Forestry and arboriculture training: felling, limbing and pruning of trees.
- Wood-processing and sawmilling modules: bucking logs to length, then checking the cut timber with the handheld Moisture Meter and its built-in wood calibration scales.
- Agriculture and land-management courses: clearing branches, cutting firewood and opening firebreaks.
- Small-engine maintenance practicals: servicing a two-stroke engine, chain and bar, after port timing and the two-stroke cycle have been explained on the Two-Stroke Compression Ignition Engine Model.
A chain saw is a hazardous tool: kickback, a moving chain and petrol fuel can all cause serious injury. Use it only under instructor supervision, with helmet, visor, hearing protection, gloves and cut-resistant trousers and boots.
Standard Scope of Supply
The Chain Saw is supplied as a single unit as described above. Fuel, two-stroke oil, chain oil and protective clothing are separate consumables and are not part of the saw itself; any spare chains, bars or optional accessories you need can be listed on the quotation.
Packing, MOQ and Lead Time
Quotations are available for a single saw or for several units for a forestry or woodworking workshop. Each quotation from Science Lab Supplies states the packing, delivery time and price for the quantity requested, and other vocational training equipment for the same workshop can be quoted together.
As a registered exporter with an Importer-Exporter Code, Science Lab Supplies can ship to buyers in Peru, Egypt, Iraq, Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana. To price saws for a forestry or timber course, describe your needs on the contact page, place the saw in the enquiry cart beside other workshop tools, or read the lab tender page if a bid process applies.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this chain saw need mains electricity?
No. It is powered by a gasoline two-stroke engine, so it can be used outdoors in plantations, timber yards and training grounds where there is no power supply.
What tasks is the saw used for in training?
Trainees use it for felling trees, limbing, bucking logs to length, pruning and cutting firewood. With suitable bar and chain combinations it can also be used for chainsaw milling and carving.
Is protective equipment included?
No. Protective clothing is not part of the saw. Trainees need a helmet with visor, hearing protection, gloves and cut-resistant trousers and boots, and must work under supervision.
Who supplies the Chain Saw?
Science Lab Supplies quotes and dispatches the Chain Saw from Ambala, India. TVET institutes, forestry and agricultural colleges, tender contractors and distributors can ask for it singly or alongside other workshop saws and planers on one quotation.
Related Saws, Planers and Timber Machines
Once logs are cut to length with the chain saw, workshop machines take over to saw, plane and dimension the timber. These items from the Woodworking Workshop Machines and Wood Workshop Portable Tool ranges cover ripping, cross-cutting, curved cutting and planing, and can be quoted together with the saw.
- Portable Circular Saw — 1.6 kW single-phase 220 V motor at 4000 rpm, cutting 45 mm deep at 45 degrees.
- Woodworkers Table Saw Machine — main saw disc up to 350 mm, with a 3000/3200 mm sliding worktable.
- Portable Jig Saw Machine — 580 W input, 65 mm capacity and a 500-3000 r/min no-load speed.
- Portable Planer — 6.5 A motor at 16,500 rpm no-load, with chip ejection directed left or right.
- Combination Surface Planer and Thicknesser — 408 mm planing width and a thickness height of 3-225 mm.
- Radial Cross Cutting Machine — 12 in (305 mm) or 14 in (355 mm) blade and a 620 mm maximum cross-cutting length.
- Dimension Saw Machine — 300 mm saw blade with an 80 mm height of cut and a 3000 x 320 mm sliding table.
Browse the full Woodworking Workshop Machines range, the Wood Workshop Portable Tool range for planers, cross-cut saws and moisture meters, or all TVET lab equipment.
Last updated: 9 October 2026
