North America / dealer and brand programmes

Lead with the file.
Then lead with the saw.

A North American battery chainsaw programme needs more than a product sample. It needs a clear SKU, pack, charger, manual, packaging, liability and after-sales plan. We help you assemble the range and expose the gaps before you spend on traffic.

Lead modelCS12 high-output for landscape range
Entry modelCS6 compact for volume and pruning
Pack5-cell or 10-cell configuration
First stepDestination-specific gap review

Route to market

Sell to the channel, not the crowd.

Broad consumer advertising is rarely the fastest route for a new factory brand. Start with buyers who already understand product liability, battery handling, spare parts and dealer support.

Outdoor power equipment dealers

Independent dealers and regional buying groups that need a compact battery range with service parts and a clear warranty position.

Landscape and tree-care distributors

Distributors serving crews that value portability, repeatable cutting performance and battery/charger logistics.

Private-label brands

Brands that already own a sales channel and need a factory partner for a 6, 8 or 12 inch battery platform.

Launch file

Six items to settle before “ready to sell.”

These are planning categories, not a claim that every item is already complete for every SKU. The exact scope depends on the model, use case, destination and channel.

  • Applicable electrical and product-safety standards for the exact SKU
  • Battery pack transport documentation and shipping plan
  • Voltage, charger, plug and English-language manual
  • Retail packaging, barcode, warnings and master carton
  • Product liability and warranty responsibility
  • Spare bar, chain, charger and pack availability
Representative high-output battery chainsaw for North America Representative 12 inch class model. Final product appearance, pack and documentation are confirmed in the quotation.

No shortcut around compliance

We do not claim a certificate before it exists.

For a US or Canadian buyer, a credible factory must be able to separate production capability from the approvals needed for the exact product and market. That is why our first deliverable is a gap list, not a generic “certified” badge.

Start with a written scope.

Share the intended state/province, channel, model and annual volume. We can then define which documents are available, which must be completed and who owns each item.

North America

Do not buy traffic for a range that is not ready to receive it.

Request the North America launch checklist and include the model, destination and whether you are a dealer, distributor or private-label brand.