Hangzhou Xinabo Intelligent Electromechanical Technology Co., Ltd manufactures equipment for Engineering Construction Pipeline Connection Solutions — the cutting, threading, tightening and pressure-testing steps that turn loose pipe into a sealed system. As a Brushless Electric Chainsaw manufacturer, we extend the same cordless platform to the work around the pipeline: clearing brush and timber, cutting formwork and dunnage, trimming along a right-of-way, and breaking down crates and pallets.
Both models run on 16V brushless motors, lithium-ion batteries and automatic chain oiling. They suit contractors, maintenance crews and site teams that need a quiet, exhaust-free cutting tool where a petrol saw is impractical, unwelcome or simply too heavy to carry all day.
Our Brushless Electric Chainsaw Range
Two models cover the practical spread of site cutting. Both share the 16V brushless platform, automatic oiling and a mechanical safety device, and both are supplied under our Xiaojia brand.
| Model |
Guide bar |
Drive |
Cutting scope |
Grip |
Safety devices |
| XJ.204 |
4 in |
16V brushless, lithium-ion |
Branches, small timber, light woodworking |
Single-hand, anti-slip handle |
Safety lock stops the chain on accidental contact |
| XJ.206 |
6 in |
16V brushless, lithium-ion |
Medium-diameter wood, logs, 150 mm max cutting diameter |
Ergonomic two-hand grip |
Anti-kickback device, overload protection |
XJ.204 16V 4 in — Compact and Single-Hand
The XJ.204 16V 4 in brushless electric chainsaw is the light end of the range. It cuts wood, branches and small timber faster and cleaner than a hand saw, runs an automatic oiling system for chain lubrication, and carries a safety lock that stops the chain immediately on accidental contact. The anti-slip handle makes it a portable tool for site trimming, light woodworking and outdoor maintenance.
XJ.206 16V 6 in — 150 mm Cutting Diameter
The XJ.206 16V 6 in brushless electric chainsaw takes the mid-size work: medium-diameter wood, branches and logs up to 150 mm. The two-hand grip gives more stability on longer cuts, automatic oiling keeps the chain lubricated through the session, and the built-in anti-kickback device and overload protection support extended operation.
Where the Range Fits on Pipeline and Construction Sites
A chainsaw is not a pipe-cutting tool. It handles the timber and vegetation work that surrounds pipeline installation, and it is chosen for the same reason crews choose our cordless tools: no fuel, no exhaust, low noise and one battery platform across the kit.
- Right-of-way clearance: brush, saplings and branches before trenching, stringing or survey work.
- Formwork and shoring: cutting timber for pipe supports, bedding and temporary works.
- Packaging and dunnage: reducing crates, pallets and spacers so they can be removed from site.
- Above-ground installations: tree work around valve stations, pump houses and metering skids.
- Indoor and occupied buildings: zero exhaust emissions and lower noise than petrol equipment.
Brushless Motor, 16V Platform and Runtime
Brushless motors remove the carbon brushes from the drive, which reduces sparking and wear and converts more battery energy into chain speed. The 16V lithium-ion platform is shared across our Cordless Power Tools range, so packs and chargers move between tools on the same site.
For long shifts, the Backpack Lithium Battery Pack moves weight off the tool and extends working time between charges. Runtime itself depends on wood species, cut diameter, chain sharpness and pack capacity, so we size the battery quantity from the cutting task rather than from a single headline figure.
Chain, Bar and Cutting Performance
Cutting capacity is set by guide bar length and the timber in front of it. The 4 in bar suits branches, small timber and single-hand trimming; the 6 in bar reaches 150 mm diameter for logs, formwork and heavier site timber. Bar length, chain type and drive sprocket are matched as a set, and the automatic oiling system keeps the chain lubricated while cutting.
Sharp chain, correct tension and a clean bar groove matter more to cut quality than motor rating. Replacement chain and bar are ordered by model, so a crew can keep a spare set on the truck and keep cutting through the shift.
Safety and Operator Control
- Chain stop on contact: the XJ.204 safety lock stops the chain immediately on accidental contact.
- Kickback and overload control: the XJ.206 carries an anti-kickback device and overload protection for extended operation.
- Grip design: single-hand anti-slip handle on the 4 in model; two-hand grip for stability on the 6 in model.
- Working environment: no exhaust gas and reduced noise compared with petrol saws, which matters inside buildings and near occupied areas.
Operators should work in eye, ear and hand protection, keep the chain clear of the body line, and never cut overhead with one hand. We cover safe handling and maintenance routines in the training we provide for buyer partners.
Quality Control and Compliance Evidence
Our equipment carries Machinery Directive and Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive attestation of conformity, and Xinabo was recognised as a National High-tech Enterprise in 2023. More than 30 patents cover the threading, clamping and pipe-connection mechanisms developed across nine generations of machines.
Manufacturing runs from a 10,000 m2 facility in Linpu, Xiaoshan, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China, with incoming material screening and assembly control behind the 99.9% finished product rate published for our production line. Conformity attestation, model datasheets and operating instructions are issued with the equipment where they apply.
Information We Use to Configure Your Solution
A chainsaw order is straightforward once the cutting task is clear. These are the inputs we work from when preparing a configuration and quotation.
| Project input |
Why we need it |
What it determines |
| Cutting task and material |
Branches, timber, formwork and pallets load the tool differently |
Model choice and bar length |
| Maximum diameter to be cut |
Sets the reach needed in one pass |
4 in or 6 in guide bar |
| Daily cutting time and shift pattern |
Defines energy demand per crew |
Battery quantity, backpack pack, charger count |
| Charging arrangement on site |
Affects how packs rotate through the day |
Charger type and pack rotation plan |
| Operator profile and training needs |
Grip style and safety device must match the crew |
Model selection and training content |
| Documentation requirements |
Project handover and compliance files |
Attestation, datasheet and manual language |
| Consumables and spare parts plan |
Keeps crews cutting without downtime |
Chain, bar, oil, battery and charger quantities |
| Delivery and packaging scope |
Site access and storage conditions |
Carton configuration, palletisation and labelling |
Maintenance, Spare Parts and Service Support
Routine care is short: keep the chain sharp, hold correct tension, clear the bar groove and oil holes, and top up chain oil before each session. Lithium-ion packs should be charged and stored as instructed and kept off charge during long storage periods.
We hold spare parts across our product range and support installers and maintenance teams with replacement chain, bar, battery and charger supply. Technical training and demonstrations on Xinabo machinery are available for buyer partners on request, subject to terms.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the XJ.204 and XJ.206?
The XJ.204 uses a 4 in bar and a single-hand anti-slip grip for branches, small timber and light woodworking. The XJ.206 uses a 6 in bar with a 150 mm maximum cutting diameter, a two-hand grip, anti-kickback device and overload protection for medium-diameter wood and logs.
Can a 16V brushless chainsaw replace a petrol saw on a pipeline site?
For clearance, formwork, dunnage and maintenance cutting, yes. Cordless operation removes fuel handling, pull starts and exhaust fumes, and the brushless motor reduces wear. Very large timber or continuous heavy felling still belongs with larger petrol equipment.
Does the chainsaw cut pipe?
No. It is a wood and timber tool. Pipe cutting, threading, tightening and pressure testing are handled by our Pipe Fabrication & Installation Equipment range, including the Variable Frequency Cold Saw, Intelligent Threading Machine and Intelligent Pipe Tightening Machine.
How long does one battery charge last?
Runtime depends on wood species, cut diameter, chain sharpness and pack capacity, so we size battery quantity from your cutting task and shift pattern. The Backpack Lithium Battery Pack extends working time between charges for crews cutting all day.
Are replacement chains, bars and batteries available?
Yes. Chain, bar, battery and charger are supplied by model, and we recommend keeping a spare chain and bar set with each crew so a dull chain never stops the shift.
What do you need from us to quote a chainsaw order?
Send the cutting task, maximum diameter, daily cutting hours, charging arrangement, documentation requirements and delivery scope. With those inputs we confirm the model, bar length, battery and charger quantities, spare parts set and packaging.