Stanley CS11 Underwater Chainsaw

The Stanley CS11 underwater chainsaw stands out as a high-performance hydraulic tool designed for the rigorous task of cutting submerged wood, including bridge pilings, pier structures, and dock timbers. Engineered for demanding underwater applications, the CS11 comes in various bar lengths, reaching up to 109 cm (43 inches). This hydraulic chainsaw is well-equipped to handle diverse commercial diving assignments, adept at cutting through wooden structures both above and below the waterline, such as bridge pilings, piers, and dock timbers. Beyond marine applications, these saws have proven effective in retrieving valuable hardwoods submerged in lakes and rivers. Notably, the CS11 excels in dealing with materials like Greenheart commonly used in marine construction, thanks to its ability to navigate the hardness and density of such substances. The hydraulic motor powering the CS11 contributes to its safety, as it is less prone to kickback compared to a petrol engine-driven saw, owing to the high inertia generated by the engine's flywheel.