- Product number T70-H2
- Country of origin:Czech Republic
- Season:Fall/Winter
- Concept:Base
T70-H2 Holder for waxing iron
Holder that fits all SWIX waxing irons.
- In stock
- Practical holder
- Fits Swix waxing irons
- For all ski waxers
- Easy mounting to the waxing table
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Product information
Technical specifications
FAQ
- Attachment to the skis (e.g. T149-50 )
- Fixed glider (e.g. HS6 )
- Waxing iron (e.g. T72 )
- Plexi scraper
- Middle edge scraper (e.g. T88 Pencil )
- Brushes (e.g. Combi Brush)
- Fiberlene
- Glide wax cleaner
- Switch on the machine and set the temperature
- Remove lid and unroll the drum
- Put in klister or fixed glide wax. Remember to have your own drums for the different products you want to use the machine for
- Insert the roll and close the lid
- Wait 10 minutes or until it has melted completely. The warmer the temperature, the thinner the layer
- Prepare your skis while you wait. Rub the waxing zone if you want to put klister and tape between the wax and the glide zone, regardless of whether you are going to apply klister or glide wax
- Guide the ski to where you want to apply klister/glide wax over the roller 2–3 times.
Do I need a waxing iron to wax skis?
No, but some ski waxes require the use of a waxing iron.
To melt in the hard glide wax and base mount, you need a waxing iron. A good waxing iron will keep the temperature even as you guide it over the ski. Use a good waxing iron for glide waxes and a lower priced variant for base grips. If you use the same waxing iron for both the glide wax and the base grip, make sure that it is cleaned well between each use.
Ski waxing the easy way: F4-100C Glidewax
Waxing skis with a waxing iron: Video - How to glide wax cross-country skis
What equipment do I need to wax my skis with a glide waxer and waxing iron?
You will need:
Which waxing iron should I choose for cross-country skiing, downhill skiing and snowboarding?
This depends on how often and how many skis/snowboards you need to prep. Another important factor is how good you want the result to be and what your budget is.
Higher quality waxing irons are thicker and retain the temperature better, resulting in a better result. Here are some examples to help you find the right one.
Beginner: T73
Expert cross-country skiing: T70
Expert downhill: T71A
Which waxing iron should I choose as a beginner or an expert?
This depends on how often and how many skis/snowboards you need to prep. Another important factor is how good you want the result to be and what your budget is.
Higher quality waxing irons are thicker and retain the temperature better, resulting in a better result. Here are some examples to help you find the right one.
Beginner: T73
Expert cross-country skiing: T70
Expert downhill: T71A
Videos: Swix school – How to prep your skis
I have a digital waxing iron that suddenly shows temperatures in Fahrenheit and not in Celsius. How can I change this?
Press and hold one of the buttons that adjusts the temperature while the iron is plugged into a mains socket.
How do I use a Swix Wax Machine?
Video: How to use the Swix wax machine
What equipment do I need to use for the Swix Wax Machine?
Glider or klister, tape and the machine itself. It may be handy to have sandpaper if you are going to apply klister and use a scraper, a middle edge scraper and brushes if you are going to apply glide wax.
Why should I clean the waxing iron after use?
A clean waxing iron will give a good result.
There are probably many culprits out there who have a dirty and scratched waxing iron. A waxing iron is the most important tool you have. If it is not scratch-free and in tip-top condition, it can lead to poor results or, in the worst case, damage to the ski base.
Wipe the waxing iron with Base Cleaner and fiberlene while it is hot.
How do I clean the waxing iron?
Wipe the waxing iron with Base Cleaner and fiberlene while it is hot.
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