| Quantity: | |
|---|---|
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Engine Displacement | 58cc |
| Guide Bar Size | 18"/20"/22" |
| Power | 2500W |
| Power Source | Gasoline |
| Quality Grade | DIY, Industrial |
| Warranty Period | 1 year |
| Customization | OEM, ODM |
| Model | 5800 |
| Material | Metal/Plastic |
| Packaging Size | 490x260x260mm (1 pc) |
| OEM | Available |
| Power | 2.5KW |
| Container Load | 860 pcs/20FT |
| Packaging | Color Box |
| Certification | CE GS |
The 58cc 5800 Gasoline Chainsaw Forest is engineered for high-performance forestry operations, combining a powerful engine with precision cutting technology to tackle dense woodlands and large-scale logging projects. Named for its 5800 RPM maximum engine speed, this professional chainsaw delivers exceptional cutting efficiency through its 58cc two-stroke engine that produces 3.5HP (2.6kW) of power—ideal for felling trees up to 65cm in diameter and processing hardwood logs with minimal effort. Its 26-inch (66.04cm) high-carbon steel guide bar features a wear-resistant coating and reinforced tip, providing extended reach for large-diameter cuts while maintaining stability during high-torque operations. The chainsaw’s advanced vibration-dampening system reduces operator fatigue by 45% during all-day use, while its 700ml fuel tank ensures 130 minutes of continuous runtime—critical for remote forest locations. Whether for commercial timber harvesting, forest management, or large-scale land clearing, this chainsaw balances raw power with controlled precision to maximize productivity in challenging forest environments.
The chainsaw’s 58cc engine is optimized for high-RPM operation, reaching 5800 RPM under load to deliver exceptional cutting speed in hardwoods like maple and oak. Its forged aluminum cylinder features a nickel-silicon carbide coating that reduces wear and extends engine life to 1,800+ operating hours, while a large-capacity heat sink prevents overheating during extended cutting sessions. The engine’s carburetor includes a high-altitude adjustment (up to 3000m), ensuring consistent performance in mountainous forest regions where standard chainsaws lose power. A dual-air filtration system removes 99% of dust and debris from intake air, protecting internal components in dry, dusty conditions—extending service intervals to 100 hours of operation.
The low-kickback 3/8-inch pitch chain is designed for high-speed cutting, with heat-treated chrome-manganese teeth that retain sharpness 35% longer than standard chains. The chain’s unique semi-chisel design balances cutting speed with durability, excelling in both softwoods and hardwoods. An adjustable automatic oiler delivers 7-10ml/minute of bar oil, with a manual override that increases lubrication by 50% when cutting dry hardwoods. The 26-inch guide bar features a removable sprocket nose for easy replacement, reducing maintenance costs, while its rectangular cross-section provides 20% greater rigidity than round bars—minimizing bending during off-angle cuts. A built-in chain tensioning tool in the handle allows quick adjustments in the field without additional equipment.
Built to withstand harsh forest conditions, the chainsaw features a steel-reinforced polymer housing that resists impact damage from falling debris. Its ergonomic handle assembly includes dual rubber vibration isolators that reduce hand-arm vibration to 2.2 m/s²—below the recommended exposure limit for 8-hour daily use. Safety features include an ISO 11681-compliant chain brake that engages in 0.1 seconds during kickback, a chain catcher, and a throttle interlock that prevents accidental activation. The large 700ml fuel tank features a leak-proof cap with a built-in vent that prevents vapor lock in hot weather, while a transparent fuel level window allows quick checks without stopping work. For easy transport in rough terrain, the chainsaw includes a padded shoulder strap with quick-release buckle.
• Commercial Timber Harvesting: Felling and processing large hardwood trees (up to 65cm diameter) for sawmills, with the 26-inch bar making single-pass cuts through large logs to reduce processing time by 25% compared to smaller chainsaws.
• Forest Management: Thinning dense woodlands by removing mature trees and undergrowth, improving forest health and reducing wildfire risk. The high-speed engine cuts efficiently through tangled vegetation.
• Large-Scale Land Clearing: Preparing forested areas for development or agriculture by removing trees, stumps, and brush. The powerful engine handles embedded rocks and debris better than smaller models.
• Wildfire Fuel Reduction: Creating wide firebreaks (3-5m) by removing small trees and underbrush, with the high cutting speed allowing crews to clear large areas quickly during fire season.
• Remote Logging Operations: Processing timber in inaccessible areas where heavy equipment can’t reach, with the chainsaw’s balanced design allowing operators to work efficiently away from roads.
Q: What makes the 5800 RPM engine speed beneficial for forestry work?
A: The 5800 RPM operating speed delivers three key advantages for forestry applications: 1) Faster cutting: Higher chain speed (resulting from engine RPM) reduces time per cut by up to 20% compared to 5000 RPM models, significantly increasing daily productivity. 2) Improved hardwood performance: The high speed maintains momentum through dense wood fibers, preventing the chain from binding in hardwoods like oak and hickory. 3) Better chip evacuation: Faster chain movement clears wood chips more effectively, reducing friction and heat buildup during extended cuts. While higher RPM increases fuel consumption slightly (by about 10%), the productivity gains far outweigh this cost in commercial operations.
Q: How should I adjust the chainsaw for optimal performance at different altitudes?
A: At altitudes above 1000m, reduce the carburetor’s fuel mixture using the high-altitude adjustment screw (located near the air filter) to compensate for thinner air. For every 1000m increase in elevation, turn the screw 1/4 turn clockwise to lean the mixture—this prevents incomplete combustion that causes power loss and carbon buildup. At sea level, return the screw to its factory setting (2 turns counterclockwise from fully closed). Always allow the engine to warm up for 5 minutes before making adjustments, and test the chainsaw on a sample log to ensure smooth acceleration without hesitation or smoking.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Engine Displacement | 58cc |
| Guide Bar Size | 18"/20"/22" |
| Power | 2500W |
| Power Source | Gasoline |
| Quality Grade | DIY, Industrial |
| Warranty Period | 1 year |
| Customization | OEM, ODM |
| Model | 5800 |
| Material | Metal/Plastic |
| Packaging Size | 490x260x260mm (1 pc) |
| OEM | Available |
| Power | 2.5KW |
| Container Load | 860 pcs/20FT |
| Packaging | Color Box |
| Certification | CE GS |
The 58cc 5800 Gasoline Chainsaw Forest is engineered for high-performance forestry operations, combining a powerful engine with precision cutting technology to tackle dense woodlands and large-scale logging projects. Named for its 5800 RPM maximum engine speed, this professional chainsaw delivers exceptional cutting efficiency through its 58cc two-stroke engine that produces 3.5HP (2.6kW) of power—ideal for felling trees up to 65cm in diameter and processing hardwood logs with minimal effort. Its 26-inch (66.04cm) high-carbon steel guide bar features a wear-resistant coating and reinforced tip, providing extended reach for large-diameter cuts while maintaining stability during high-torque operations. The chainsaw’s advanced vibration-dampening system reduces operator fatigue by 45% during all-day use, while its 700ml fuel tank ensures 130 minutes of continuous runtime—critical for remote forest locations. Whether for commercial timber harvesting, forest management, or large-scale land clearing, this chainsaw balances raw power with controlled precision to maximize productivity in challenging forest environments.
The chainsaw’s 58cc engine is optimized for high-RPM operation, reaching 5800 RPM under load to deliver exceptional cutting speed in hardwoods like maple and oak. Its forged aluminum cylinder features a nickel-silicon carbide coating that reduces wear and extends engine life to 1,800+ operating hours, while a large-capacity heat sink prevents overheating during extended cutting sessions. The engine’s carburetor includes a high-altitude adjustment (up to 3000m), ensuring consistent performance in mountainous forest regions where standard chainsaws lose power. A dual-air filtration system removes 99% of dust and debris from intake air, protecting internal components in dry, dusty conditions—extending service intervals to 100 hours of operation.
The low-kickback 3/8-inch pitch chain is designed for high-speed cutting, with heat-treated chrome-manganese teeth that retain sharpness 35% longer than standard chains. The chain’s unique semi-chisel design balances cutting speed with durability, excelling in both softwoods and hardwoods. An adjustable automatic oiler delivers 7-10ml/minute of bar oil, with a manual override that increases lubrication by 50% when cutting dry hardwoods. The 26-inch guide bar features a removable sprocket nose for easy replacement, reducing maintenance costs, while its rectangular cross-section provides 20% greater rigidity than round bars—minimizing bending during off-angle cuts. A built-in chain tensioning tool in the handle allows quick adjustments in the field without additional equipment.
Built to withstand harsh forest conditions, the chainsaw features a steel-reinforced polymer housing that resists impact damage from falling debris. Its ergonomic handle assembly includes dual rubber vibration isolators that reduce hand-arm vibration to 2.2 m/s²—below the recommended exposure limit for 8-hour daily use. Safety features include an ISO 11681-compliant chain brake that engages in 0.1 seconds during kickback, a chain catcher, and a throttle interlock that prevents accidental activation. The large 700ml fuel tank features a leak-proof cap with a built-in vent that prevents vapor lock in hot weather, while a transparent fuel level window allows quick checks without stopping work. For easy transport in rough terrain, the chainsaw includes a padded shoulder strap with quick-release buckle.
• Commercial Timber Harvesting: Felling and processing large hardwood trees (up to 65cm diameter) for sawmills, with the 26-inch bar making single-pass cuts through large logs to reduce processing time by 25% compared to smaller chainsaws.
• Forest Management: Thinning dense woodlands by removing mature trees and undergrowth, improving forest health and reducing wildfire risk. The high-speed engine cuts efficiently through tangled vegetation.
• Large-Scale Land Clearing: Preparing forested areas for development or agriculture by removing trees, stumps, and brush. The powerful engine handles embedded rocks and debris better than smaller models.
• Wildfire Fuel Reduction: Creating wide firebreaks (3-5m) by removing small trees and underbrush, with the high cutting speed allowing crews to clear large areas quickly during fire season.
• Remote Logging Operations: Processing timber in inaccessible areas where heavy equipment can’t reach, with the chainsaw’s balanced design allowing operators to work efficiently away from roads.
Q: What makes the 5800 RPM engine speed beneficial for forestry work?
A: The 5800 RPM operating speed delivers three key advantages for forestry applications: 1) Faster cutting: Higher chain speed (resulting from engine RPM) reduces time per cut by up to 20% compared to 5000 RPM models, significantly increasing daily productivity. 2) Improved hardwood performance: The high speed maintains momentum through dense wood fibers, preventing the chain from binding in hardwoods like oak and hickory. 3) Better chip evacuation: Faster chain movement clears wood chips more effectively, reducing friction and heat buildup during extended cuts. While higher RPM increases fuel consumption slightly (by about 10%), the productivity gains far outweigh this cost in commercial operations.
Q: How should I adjust the chainsaw for optimal performance at different altitudes?
A: At altitudes above 1000m, reduce the carburetor’s fuel mixture using the high-altitude adjustment screw (located near the air filter) to compensate for thinner air. For every 1000m increase in elevation, turn the screw 1/4 turn clockwise to lean the mixture—this prevents incomplete combustion that causes power loss and carbon buildup. At sea level, return the screw to its factory setting (2 turns counterclockwise from fully closed). Always allow the engine to warm up for 5 minutes before making adjustments, and test the chainsaw on a sample log to ensure smooth acceleration without hesitation or smoking.
