Einhell 150mm Replacement Chain for GE-PS 18/15 Li BL Mini Pruning Chainsaw (6-inch, 28 links)
Product description
What this replacement chain is for
If your cordless mini pruning chainsaw is doing the job, the chain is usually the first part that starts to show wear. This Einhell replacement chain is made as an accessory for the GE-PS 18/15 Li BL Mini pruning chainsaw, so it’s aimed at straightforward replacements rather than “making do” with a random chain.
On paper, it’s the kind of spare you buy when you want predictable fit and chain geometry—especially if you care about keeping the saw cutting cleanly for garden tidy-ups, pruning sessions, and general boundary work.
The essentials at a glance
This is an original-style Einhell spare chain, listed specifically for Einhell cordless branch chain saws in the GE-PS 18/15 Li BL Mini line. The entry specifies:
- Length: 6-inch (150mm)
- Chain links: 28
- Link thickness: 0.039
- Chain pitch: 3/10
Those details matter more than you might think. A chain with the wrong pitch or link thickness can be a pain to fit and may not run as intended.
What you’ll notice in everyday use
A new chain tends to feel sharper straight away, so the cutting can look and sound more “controlled” compared with a chain that’s gone dull or is running slightly off its best performance.
Think about the moment you’re halfway through tidying up hedges or trimming back branches near the garden edge: the goal is to keep a consistent bite without stopping constantly to wrestle with dull cutting. Replacing the chain when it’s due helps you stay in that smooth workflow.
It’s also a practical way to extend the usable life of the tool. Instead of retiring the chainsaw for something that’s really a consumable, you can refresh the cutting setup.
Where it shines (and the limitations)
Where it makes sense is if you already own the compatible Einhell cordless branch chainsaw and you’re happy sticking to the manufacturer-specified chain details.
That said, it may not be for you if: - you don’t have the GE-PS 18/15 Li BL Mini chainsaw model (the listing is specific), or - you’re hoping to use it as a universal replacement for another make/model without confirming the pitch, link thickness, and link count.
Also, because the information provided is focused on fit and chain dimensions, you’ll want to double-check compatibility against your existing chain before ordering—otherwise you risk ending up with a spare that looks right but doesn’t swap cleanly.
Before you buy: quick compatibility checks
To avoid the common “wrong chain” mistake, it’s worth taking a minute to compare your current chain details with what’s provided here: - chain length (6-inch / 150mm) - number of chain links (28) - link thickness (0.039) - chain pitch (3/10)
If those line up with what your tool currently uses, you’re on much firmer ground.
Should you buy it?
It’s a sensible replacement if you own the Einhell GE-PS 18/15 Li BL Mini pruning chainsaw and you want a direct spare chain with the listed measurements (6-inch, 28 links, 0.039 link thickness, 3/10 pitch).
You may want to skip it if you’re buying for a different chainsaw model or you’re not confident about the chain pitch and thickness match. In that situation, a bit more cross-checking is the difference between a quick swap and a wasted purchase.
Mini FAQ
How do I know this chain will fit my chainsaw?
Check the model compatibility and, more importantly, compare the chain specs listed here (length, link count, link thickness, and chain pitch) with the chain currently fitted to your saw.
Is this for general garden pruning or heavier jobs?
Based on its “mini pruning chainsaw” context and 6-inch length, it’s geared towards smaller pruning and general tidy-up work rather than heavy-duty forestry-style cutting.
Is this an original spare chain?
The listing describes it as an Einhell replacement chain for the specified cordless branch chain saw range, so it’s intended as a proper spare for that system rather than a generic alternative.
Will a new chain improve cutting performance?
Typically, a fresh chain helps restore sharper cutting. If your current chain is dull or worn, replacing it with the correct match is usually the simplest way to get back consistent cutting.