Chain Size Cross-Reference: Alpine vs Stihl, Husqvarna & Oregon

Every Alpine Chain Co. model code tells you the chain’s exact specification. This page decodes the system and maps each Alpine size to its Stihl, Husqvarna and Oregon equivalents so you can cross-shop with confidence.

How to read an Alpine Chain Specification Code

  • Prefix = pitch: NN (Nano) = 1/4" · LT (Lite) = 3/8" LP · EN (Endurance) = .325" · PF (Performance) = 3/8"
  • Number = gauge: 43 = .043" (1.1mm) · 50 = .050" (1.3mm) · 58 = .058" (1.5mm) · 63 = .063" (1.6mm)
  • Suffix = cutter: -S = semi-chisel · -F = full-chisel

Example: an EN58-S is a .325" pitch, .058" gauge, semi-chisel chain.

Semi-chisel (-S) cross-reference

Alpine Pitch Gauge Stihl Husqvarna Oregon
NN43-S 1/4" .043" (1.1mm) 71 PM3
NN50-S 1/4" .050" (1.3mm) 13 RMS 25AP
LT43-S 3/8" LP .043" (1.1mm) 61 PMM3 H38 90PX
LT50-S 3/8" LP .050" (1.3mm) 63 PM3 X-Cut S93G 91PX
EN43-S .325" .043" (1.1mm) X-Cut SP21G 80TXL
EN50-S .325" .050" (1.3mm) 23 RM X-Cut SP33G 20BPX / 95VPX
EN58-S .325" .058" (1.5mm) 25 RM H25 21BPX
EN63-S .325" .063" (1.6mm) 26 RM 22BPX
PF50-S 3/8" .050" (1.3mm) 33 RM3 72DPX
PF58-S 3/8" .058" (1.5mm) 35 RM H42 73DPX
PF63-S 3/8" .063" (1.6mm) 36 RM 75DPX

Full-chisel (-F) cross-reference

Alpine Pitch Gauge Stihl Husqvarna Oregon
LT50-F 3/8" LP .050" (1.3mm) 63 PS3
EN50-F .325" .050" (1.3mm) 23 RS 20LPX
EN58-F .325" .058" (1.5mm) 25 RS 21LPX
EN63-F .325" .063" (1.6mm) 26 RS 22LPX
PF50-F 3/8" .050" (1.3mm) X-Cut C83 72LPX
PF58-F 3/8" .058" (1.5mm) 35 RS X-Cut C85 73LPX
PF63-F 3/8" .063" (1.6mm) 36 RS 75LPX

Reading the other brands’ codes

Stihl: RM and PM families are semi-chisel; RS and PS are full-chisel. Oregon: BPX, DPX, PX and AP families are semi-chisel; LPX and EXL are full-chisel.

A dash (—) means that brand doesn’t offer a direct factory equivalent in that size — match on pitch, gauge and cutter type instead. NN43-F, NN50-F, LT43-F and EN43-F have no mainstream OEM equivalent, and our PF63-SM skip-tooth milling chain is an Alpine-specific configuration.

Pitch and gauge must both match your bar exactly — they are stamped on the bar near the mount. Chain length varies with your bar; each Alpine product page lists the lengths available for that size.