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Comparison Husqvarna 440 15 vs Husqvarna 435 15

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Gasoline level indicator. Air pre-treatment. Numerous service centers.
The 435 does not have a keyless chain tensioner, but the 435 e does.
Product typechainsawchainsaw
Typeportableportable
Power sourcepetrol enginepetrol engine
Motor
Engine size40.9 cm³40.9 cm³
Power1800 W1600 W
Power2.45 hp2.18 hp
Idle speed2900 rpm2900 rpm
No load speed13000 rpm
Cutting equipment
Bar/blade size380 mm380 mm
Chain pitch0.325 "0.325 "
Chain speed17 m/s17 m/s
Protective functions
Chain brake
Anti-vibration system
Features
In box
chain
chain
General
Noise level114 dB114 dB
Fuel tank volume0.37 L0.37 L
Oil tank volume0.25 L0.25 L
Weight4.2 kg4.2 kg
Added to E-Catalogapril 2010april 2010
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Glossary

Power

Saw motor power in watts. For petrol tools (see "Power Source"), horsepower is additionally indicated, see below for details.

The higher the power, the better the tool is suitable for voluminous work and hard materials, the greater the depth of cut it can provide and the easier it can cope with significant loads. In addition, for different types of saws and different types of materials, the actual power values \u200b\u200bcan also be different. For example, a power of 2.5 – 3 kW is actually the limit for chain saws, but in chain saws this is an average figure, among such tools there are models of 3 – 4 kW and even more. Detailed selection recommendations for various cases can be found in special sources.

Power

The power of the saw engine expressed in horsepower (hp). This designation is traditionally used in gasoline models (see "Power Source") along with watts; 1 HP ≈ 735 W.

For more information about power, see the paragraph of the same name above.

No load speed

The highest speed that the saw engine is capable of delivering in normal operation.

We emphasize that this parameter should not be confused with the maximum disk speed (see below) — here we are talking exclusively about the speed of rotation of the motor shaft. It can be specified for all types of saws, not only for models using discs. However, in general, engine speed is more of a reference than really significant information. In fact, it is needed mainly for some specific tool maintenance tasks; when choosing, it is better to focus on indicators that are more “close to life” — engine power, cutting depth, chain / tape speed or disk speed, etc.