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Wax Iron Temperatures for Ski*go Ski Waxes

The newest Ski*go boxes and labels have the temperature that your waxing iron should be ideally set at for the best application of the wax. Some of the older labels have the wax melting temperature. This temperature list is current and is applicable to this and previous seasons. For example, the C22 label has a temperature that is too cool for correct application. Please always remember to wear a HEPA (P100) mask for fumes and dust particles when waxing.

Non, Low and High Fluro Pure Fluro Waxes
Wax Temperature °C
Basewax 115°C
Yellow/C242 125°C
Orange (Yellow) 130°C
Red (Violet) 130°C
Violet/Ultima 145°C
Blue (Newsnow) 130°C
Green (Blue) 145°C
Graphite 145°C
C380 150°C
C75 150°C
P16 155°C
   
Wax Temperature °C
C22 190°C
C44 145°C
C44A 145°C
C105 140°C
C99 140°C
Solid/Bloc Fluoro hand/roto-cork †
Fluids Fluoro hand/roto-cork †

† Ski*go always recommends roto-corking the pure fluoro bloc and fluid waxes over hand corking. This results in a better wax job and less tired wax technician. Please e-mail Ski*go as listed below if you have any questions.

If you have a waxing tip please share it with us. We are always happy to receive waxing tips to help improve everyone's skis.

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