Comparison Procraft PKA45/2 vs Procraft PKA46
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The set includes 2 tires and chains (150 and 200 mm). | The set includes 2 tires and chains (150 and 200 mm). | |
| Product type | chainsaw | chainsaw |
| Type | portable | portable |
| Power source | battery | battery |
Motor | ||
| Brushless motor |  | |
| Engine location | transversely | transversely |
Cutting equipment | ||
| Bar/blade size | 200 mm | 200 mm |
| Chain pitch | 1/4 " | 1/4 " |
| Chain speed | 6 m/s | 6 m/s |
Features | ||
| Features | keyless chain tension keyless blade replacement | keyless chain tension keyless blade replacement |
| In box | 2 chains charger case (bag) | 2 chains charger case (bag) |
Battery | ||
| Battery in set | 2 | 2 |
| Battery platform | Procraft Battery20 | |
| Battery voltage | 20 В | 20 В |
| Battery capacity | 2 Ah | 2 Ah |
| Battery type | Procraft Battery20/2 | |
| Compatible batteries | Procraft Battery20 | |
General | ||
| Noise level | 90 dB | 90 dB |
| Weight | 1.28 kg | |
| Added to E-Catalog | september 2025 | june 2025 |
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Glossary
Battery platform
The name of the battery platform supported by the device. A single battery platform is used to combine various power tools of the same brand into one line (screwdriver, grinder, circular saw, etc.). Devices on the same platform use interchangeable batteries and chargers. Thanks to this, for example, there is no need to select a battery for each individual model of a power tool, because one purchased as a spare battery can be used in various power tools, depending on the situation or as needed. Batteries of the same platform basically differ from each other except perhaps in capacity.
Battery type
The model of the standard battery allows you to learn more about its characteristics and will also help you understand which devices it is compatible with and which one should be purchased in case of a malfunction or if there is a need to buy another similar one.
Compatible batteries
Battery models that the saw of the corresponding type is compatible with (see “Power source”). This information will be useful in cases where the battery(ies) must be purchased separately, for example, if the tool does not come with a battery at all, if you need to supplement the original package, or if the existing battery has failed.
Weight
The total weight of the tool. For petrol models (see "Power Source"), usually, dry weight is indicated, excluding fuel.
In general, it makes sense to pay attention to this parameter primarily when choosing a hand tool. At the same time, note that higher power, a more capacious battery or a capacious tank will inevitably affect weight. However, tools with similar characteristics can and do differ markedly in weight. And here it is worth considering that a lighter model will be more comfortable to work with, but weight reduction may affect reliability and/or cost. In addition, a more massive tool is more stable, it is not so prone to jerks under uneven loads. If we talk about specific numbers, then a weight of 3 kg or less is considered very light, 3–5 kg is relatively small, 5–7 kg is medium, 7–10 kg is significant, and some powerful tools (mainly gasoline) weigh and over 10 kg.
As for stationary saws, weight is of secondary importance for them — it mainly affects the ease of transportation.
In general, it makes sense to pay attention to this parameter primarily when choosing a hand tool. At the same time, note that higher power, a more capacious battery or a capacious tank will inevitably affect weight. However, tools with similar characteristics can and do differ markedly in weight. And here it is worth considering that a lighter model will be more comfortable to work with, but weight reduction may affect reliability and/or cost. In addition, a more massive tool is more stable, it is not so prone to jerks under uneven loads. If we talk about specific numbers, then a weight of 3 kg or less is considered very light, 3–5 kg is relatively small, 5–7 kg is medium, 7–10 kg is significant, and some powerful tools (mainly gasoline) weigh and over 10 kg.
As for stationary saws, weight is of secondary importance for them — it mainly affects the ease of transportation.