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STIHL PM3 Sägekette kaufen – 1/4", 1,1 mm, 64 TG, Micro 3 Halbmeißel

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STIHL PM3 Sägekette kaufen – 1/4", 1,1 mm, 64 TG, Micro 3 HalbmeißelSTIHL PM3 Micro 3 Sgekette 1 4" 1,1 mm 64 TG Die STIHL PM3 Micro 3 Sgekette mit 1 4" Teilung, 1,1 mm Nutbreite und 64 Treibgliedern ist die krzere Variante der PM3 Kette fr leichte Einhand Kettensgen, Hochentaster und Akku Stabsgen mit krzerer Schiene. Das Hckertreibglied sorgt fr maximale Rckschlag und Vibrationsarmut fr sicheres Arbeiten auch in schwierigen Positionen. Highlights auf einen Blick 64 Treibglieder krzere Variante der PM3 fr kompaktere

STIHL PM3 Micro 3 – Sägekette 1/4" / 1,1 mm / 64 TG

Die STIHL PM3 Micro 3 Sägekette mit 1/4" Teilung, 1,1 mm Nutbreite und 64 Treibgliedern ist die kürzere Variante der PM3-Kette – für leichte Einhand-Kettensägen, Hochentaster und Akku-Stabsägen mit kürzerer Schiene. Das Höckertreibglied sorgt für maximale Rückschlag- und Vibrationsarmut – für sicheres Arbeiten auch in schwierigen Positionen.

Highlights auf einen Blick

  • 64 Treibglieder – kürzere Variante der PM3 für kompaktere Schienen
  • 1/4" Teilung – Spezialteilung für leichte Einhand-Sägen, Hochentaster & Akku-Stabsägen
  • Höckertreibglied (Micro 3) – reduziert Rückschlag und Vibrationen erheblich
  • Geringe Ratterneigung – ruhiger, gleichmäßiger Schnitt auch in schwierigen Positionen
  • Hohe Fehlertoleranz beim Schärfen – einfacher in der Wartung, ideal für Gelegenheitsanwender
  • 1,1 mm Nutbreite – schmälste Variante für leichte Spezialsägen
  • Bewährte STIHL-Qualität – langlebig und zuverlässig

64 TG vs. 72 TG – Welche PM3-Variante brauche ich?

Die Treibgliedanzahl bestimmt die passende Schienengröße: Die PM3 mit 64 TG ist für kürzere Schienen ausgelegt und passt für kompaktere Einhand-Sägen und Hochentaster mit kürzerer Führungsschiene. Die PM3 mit 72 TG ist für längere Schienen derselben Gerätekategorie geeignet. Bitte immer die Treibgliedanzahl der vorhandenen Schiene prüfen, bevor Sie eine Ersatzkette bestellen.

Wichtiger Hinweis zur Kompatibilität

Die 1/4" Teilung ist eine Spezialteilung für leichte Einhand-Sägen und Hochentaster. Diese Kette ist nicht kompatibel mit Standard-Kettensägen wie MS 162, MS 271, MS 362 oder MS 462, die eine 3/8" Teilung verwenden. Bitte Teilung, Nutbreite und Treibgliedanzahl der vorhandenen Schiene vor dem Kauf prüfen.

Für wen ist die PM3 64 TG geeignet?

Ideal für Baumpfleger, Forstwirte und Gartenbesitzer, die eine Ersatzkette für ihre kompakte STIHL-Einhand-Säge oder ihren Hochentaster mit kürzerer Schiene suchen.

Technische Daten

  • Modell: STIHL PM3 (Picco Micro 3)
  • Typ: Halbmeißelzahn-Sägekette mit Höckertreibglied
  • Teilung: 1/4"
  • Nutbreite: 1,1 mm
  • Treibglieder: 64 TG
  • Besonderheiten: Rückschlagarm, vibrationsarm, hohe Fehlertoleranz beim Schärfen
  • Einsatzbereich: Einhand-Kettensägen, Hochentaster, Akku-Stabsägen (kompakte Schienen)
  • SKU: 0036700000064
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