WORX replacement chainsaw chain WA0142

How to use it

The WA0142 is a replacement chain with a 12 cm blade length, intended for selected WORX cordless chainsaws. Its listed compatibility covers the WG324E, WG324E.9, WG325E and WG325E.9, so the key buying question is whether your saw matches one of those model numbers. For example, if the chain on a compatible saw needs replacing, matching the model and the listed chain dimensions gives you a practical starting point before ordering. It makes sense if you need a replacement for one of those saws and want the fit details stated clearly. Better avoid it if your chainsaw model is not listed, the product information does not confirm compatibility with other machines. Without having tried it, there is no basis here to make claims about cutting performance or how long it will last.

Pros

The main advantage is specific compatibility rather than a broad, uncertain fit: four WORX cordless chainsaw models are named. The listing also gives the chain pitch, drive link thickness and number of drive links, which can help when comparing a replacement with the chain you are taking off. That is more useful than choosing on blade length alone, particularly if you are weighing this against a generic chain that does not clearly state the same fit information.

There is a limit, though. The stated model list is narrow, and the supplied details do not cover installation, maintenance, cutting results or the material of the chain. If you are looking for a more durable or higher-performing option, those claims cannot be assessed from the information available. Check the model marking on your saw and compare the key chain dimensions rather than relying on the WORX name alone.

Spec sheet

• Type: Replacement chainsaw chain
• Model: WA0142
• Blade length: 12 cm
• Chain pitch: 7.6 mm
• Drive link thickness: 1.1 mm
• Drive links: 28
• Compatible models: WORX WG324E, WG324E.9, WG325E and WG325E.9

These measurements give you concrete points to compare with your existing chain. If the saw model or chain details differ, the listing does not establish that this part will fit. The product information also does not specify chain material or include guidance on fitting, so those details should not be assumed.

What I’d decide

I’d shortlist the WA0142 when replacing a chain on one of the four named WORX models, especially if the listed pitch, thickness and drive-link count match the chain already fitted. Would you choose by brand name alone when the dimensions are available? Matching those details is the more useful way to narrow the decision. If you have a different model, or cannot confirm the existing chain’s specifications, this listing leaves too much uncertainty to treat it as a confirmed fit. For a compatible saw with matching details, it is a focused replacement choice, for anything outside that scope, look for a listing that explicitly names your model and chain specifications.