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TRILINK

TRILINK is a manufacturer of saw chain and guide bar assemblies used in handheld and light-duty chainsaw applications. The product line is built around the 3/8-inch low-profile pitch family, with 0.050-inch gauge chain and matching guide bars supplied as sets or as individual replacement chains. Drive-link counts in the range span 45 to 70 links, covering bar lengths from 12 inches to 20 inches. This sizing spread allows a single pitch and gauge platform to serve compact pruning saws through mid-size felling and bucking saws without changing sprocket or bar groove dimensions. Chain is supplied with semi-chisel or comparable cutter geometry intended for wood cutting in forestry, landscaping, tree care, and firewood preparation. File sizes are specified per chain: 5/32 inch for the shorter 45- and 52-link chains, and 7/32 inch for the 70-link chain, which matters for maintenance planning because the wrong file diameter changes cutter angle and shortens chain life. Bar-and-chain sets are configured for specific saw families, including Dayton, Craftsman, ECHO, and Dolmar, with part numbers that encode bar mount pattern, length, and link count. For example, the BL3502070-4196TL2 set is a 20-inch, 70-link assembly for Dayton saws, while the BM1501656-1041TL2 set is a 16-inch, 56-link assembly for Dolmar saws. Individual chains such as CL15052TL, CL35070TL, and CL15045TL allow replacement without buying a new bar. 3G Electric supplies the TRILINK line as part of its industrial equipment catalog, covering both complete bar-and-chain sets and standalone chains. Because the catalog includes multiple SKUs with overlapping pitch and gauge but different drive-link counts and mount patterns, buyers should confirm three things before ordering: the saw manufacturer and model, the required bar length, and the drive-link count stamped on the existing chain or listed in the saw manual. The 3/8-inch pitch and 0.050-inch gauge specification is consistent across the listed SKUs, so the primary differentiators are link count, bar mount, and file size. 3G Electric provides logistics support for these SKUs and can quote against specific manufacturer part numbers. This line is aimed at maintenance operations that keep multiple saw models in service and need a defined replacement path for both the cutting loop and the guide bar.

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About TRILINK

TRILINK is a manufacturer of saw chain and guide bar assemblies used in handheld and light-duty chainsaw applications. The product line is built around the 3/8-inch low-profile pitch family, with 0.050-inch gauge chain and matching guide bars supplied as sets or as individual replacement chains. Drive-link counts in the range span 45 to 70 links, covering bar lengths from 12 inches to 20 inches. This sizing spread allows a single pitch and gauge platform to serve compact pruning saws through mid-size felling and bucking saws without changing sprocket or bar groove dimensions. Chain is supplied with semi-chisel or comparable cutter geometry intended for wood cutting in forestry, landscaping, tree care, and firewood preparation. File sizes are specified per chain: 5/32 inch for the shorter 45- and 52-link chains, and 7/32 inch for the 70-link chain, which matters for maintenance planning because the wrong file diameter changes cutter angle and shortens chain life. Bar-and-chain sets are configured for specific saw families, including Dayton, Craftsman, ECHO, and Dolmar, with part numbers that encode bar mount pattern, length, and link count. For example, the BL3502070-4196TL2 set is a 20-inch, 70-link assembly for Dayton saws, while the BM1501656-1041TL2 set is a 16-inch, 56-link assembly for Dolmar saws. Individual chains such as CL15052TL, CL35070TL, and CL15045TL allow replacement without buying a new bar. 3G Electric supplies the TRILINK line as part of its industrial equipment catalog, covering both complete bar-and-chain sets and standalone chains. Because the catalog includes multiple SKUs with overlapping pitch and gauge but different drive-link counts and mount patterns, buyers should confirm three things before ordering: the saw manufacturer and model, the required bar length, and the drive-link count stamped on the existing chain or listed in the saw manual. The 3/8-inch pitch and 0.050-inch gauge specification is consistent across the listed SKUs, so the primary differentiators are link count, bar mount, and file size. 3G Electric provides logistics support for these SKUs and can quote against specific manufacturer part numbers. This line is aimed at maintenance operations that keep multiple saw models in service and need a defined replacement path for both the cutting loop and the guide bar.

Common Applications

  • Forestry and tree care — TRILINK 20-inch, 70-link bar and chain sets for bucking and felling with compatible saws
  • Landscaping and grounds maintenance — TRILINK 16-inch, 56-link bar and chain sets for limbing and cleanup work
  • Firewood preparation — TRILINK 18-inch, 62- or 66-link bar and chain sets for cross-cutting logs
  • Pruning and arborist work — TRILINK 12-inch, 45-link chain (CL15045TL) for small-diameter cuts
  • Chainsaw maintenance programs — TRILINK standalone chains (CL15052TL, CL35070TL) for loop replacement without bar change
  • Equipment fleets with mixed saw brands — TRILINK sets configured for Dayton, Craftsman, ECHO, and Dolmar saws

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about TRILINK from 3G Electric.

What pitch and gauge does the TRILINK chainsaw chain line use?

The TRILINK chains listed in the 3G Electric catalog use a 3/8-inch pitch and a 0.050-inch gauge. This combination appears across the 45-, 52-, 56-, 62-, 66-, and 70-drive-link chains. Because pitch and gauge are constant, the variables that change between SKUs are drive-link count, bar length compatibility, and file size. The 45- and 52-link chains specify a 5/32-inch file, while the 70-link chain specifies a 7/32-inch file. Confirm the drive-link count on the existing chain before ordering a replacement.

Which chainsaw brands are TRILINK bar and chain sets configured for?

The bar and chain sets in the 3G Electric catalog list compatibility with Dayton, Craftsman, ECHO, and Dolmar chainsaws. Each set carries a manufacturer part number that identifies the bar mount pattern and link count. For example, BL3502070-4196TL2 is a 20-inch, 70-link set for Dayton saws, and BM1501656-1041TL2 is a 16-inch, 56-link set for Dolmar saws. Compatibility is defined at the set level, so the saw manufacturer and model should be matched against the part number rather than assumed from bar length alone.

How do I choose between a TRILINK bar and chain set and a standalone chain?

A bar and chain set is appropriate when the guide bar is worn, damaged, or being replaced alongside the chain. Standalone chains such as CL15052TL, CL35070TL, and CL15045TL are intended for replacing only the cutting loop while reusing the existing bar. The standalone chains still require the correct drive-link count and file size for the bar in use. If the bar groove is worn or the sprocket nose is damaged, replacing the set avoids mismatching a new chain to a worn bar.

What file size is required for TRILINK chains?

File size depends on the chain, not the pitch and gauge alone. The 45-link chain CL15045TL and the 52-link chain CL15052TL both specify a 5/32-inch file. The 70-link chain CL35070TL specifies a 7/32-inch file. Using the wrong file diameter alters the cutter top-plate angle and can reduce cutting performance or shorten chain life. The file size is listed per SKU in the catalog, so it should be checked against the specific chain being sharpened rather than applied across the whole TRILINK line.

What bar lengths are available in the TRILINK chain and bar range?

The listed TRILINK SKUs cover bar lengths from 12 inches to 20 inches. The 12-inch chain is a 45-link standalone chain, the 14-inch chain is a 52-link standalone chain, and the 16-inch set is a 56-link assembly. The 18-inch options include a 62-link set and a 66-link set, and the 20-inch options include 70-link sets and a 70-link standalone chain. Bar length and drive-link count are linked, so the two should be specified together when ordering.

What applications are TRILINK chains and bar sets intended for?

The catalog lists wood cutting in forestry, landscaping, tree maintenance, tree care, and firewood preparation as the typical applications. These are handheld and light-duty chainsaw tasks rather than high-volume milling or heavy equipment use. The 12- to 16-inch configurations are suited to limbing and pruning, while the 18- and 20-inch configurations are used for bucking and felling smaller timber. The 3/8-inch low-profile pitch and 0.050-inch gauge are consistent with saws in these size classes.