NORDIC SKI PREPARATION

ROTO BRUSH PROGRAM
Use of a Roto Brush is a great way to save time
when there are many skis or boards to prepare.
For club team racers where coaches and parents
are preparing the skis for the entire team, a Roto
Brush is almost a necessity.
RPMs from about 1500 are used for brushing.
T16M Horsehair
The best all round brush. The initial brush on
all waxes. Used on regular waxes and Cera F.
(Do not use the same brush on regular wax and
Cera F.) 100 mm wide.
T17W White or Blue Nylon
Polish brush for wax and Cera F. 100 mm wide.
T15HS Horsehair and Steel
Wax brush. The most used wax brush in World
Cup. Horsehair is used first finish with steel.
Horsehair is used first to avoid that the steel
is “clogging” up. Deburr the steel lightly with
sandpaper #100 before using it first time on skis.
140 mm wide.
T15DB Horsehair and Soft Nylon
Economy all round brush for both wax and Cera F
powder. Start with the horsehair and finish with
the nylon. 140mm wide.
T19S Steel
Fine steel brush to clean base structures before
waxing. Can be used as second brush on wax after
T16M Horsehair brush.
T18C Cork
High quality cork for application of Cera F powder,
Cera Solid and Cera Liquid. Specially recommended
for Cera Solid. 100 mm wide.
T18F Fleece
The Fleece-Roto improves Cera F performance
when the snow is warmer than -4°C. Apply the
Cera powder to the base with a wax iron first. The
Fleece-roto should be used a couple of times to
get optimal performance. NB! Use separate Fleece
brushes for each type of Cera F. 100 mm wide.
T16M
T17W
T14HN
T14HPS
T14SS - 100 mm
T14SM - 140 mm
T15HPS
Handle with 140 mm driveshaft and 100 mm wide
protection cover.
T19S
T14SL - 200 mm
T14HPS
Handle with 100 mm driveshaft and protection
cover.
T18C
T15HS
T18F
T15DB
NOTE!
• Always use safety glasses when rotobrushing.
• Use the Protective Cover (T12PS) to avoid
getting wax particles and powder in the
face.
• Don’t press too hard, let the brush do
the work!
• Brush from tip to tail with the brush rotation
throwing the wax particles towards the tail.
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