Chainsaw chains do not technically stretch. However, the chain loop can get longer after the chain’s first use, as the chain’s rivets and links wear, or when the chain is heated causing the metal to expand. All of these conditions can make the chain longer, even though it hasn’t technically “stretched”.
Chainsaw chains are usually universal across brands. However, chainsaw chains are not “one size fits all”. It’s the chain’s pitch, gauge, and links that determine the proper fit.
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