Holzfforma Chainsaws Made in China by Farmertec
Holzfforma chainsaws are produced in Zhejiang Province by Chinese company Farmertec.
The Brief
- Holzfforma is a Chinese brand under Farmertec, based in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province.
- Farmertec produces chainsaws and other power tools, including aftermarket parts for major brands.
- Holzfforma chainsaws are clones of existing models, with interchangeable parts.
Holzfforma chainsaws are manufactured by Farmertec, a Chinese company based in Quzhou City, Zhejiang Province. The company operates under the name Zhejiang Farmertec Power Technology Co. Ltd.
Farmertec has been in operation for over 15 years and produces a range of products, including chainsaws, cultivators, generators, earth augers, and lawn mowers. It also supplies aftermarket chainsaw parts for brands such as Stihl, Honda, Husqvarna, Homelite, Kawasaki, Echo, and others.
The Holzfforma chainsaws are made in the same factory in Quzhou City, which is located near the Lishui-Wenzhou Expressway. This location provides easy access to major transportation hubs like Ningbo, Shanghai, and Hangzhou.
The factory covers approximately 50,000 square meters and employs over 200 staff. Farmertec claims an annual production capacity of 1.5 million units, though this includes all products, not just chainsaws.
Holzfforma chainsaws are generally clones of existing models. For example, the G372 model is similar to the discontinued Husky 372XP, with interchangeable parts. The G660 model is a clone of the Stihl MS 660, with parts that are also interchangeable.
The Holzfforma G660 is sold on Amazon for $309 without the guide bar or chain, while the Stihl MS 661 C-M, a current model in the same lineage, is priced at $1,899.99. Holzfforma does not claim to copy current models or infringe on patents, but the design similarities are evident.
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