SILCA Bicycle Chain Wax Melting System with Cooling Rack, Hanging Stand for Full Steel Chains Upto 115 Links and Electric Melting Pot, 20 Ounce

Ya lo he utilizado unas 4 veces en esta semana que me llegó y funciona muy bien, ideal para mantener la temperatura correcta de la cera y evitar desperdiciar

You get perfect results every time. Temperature is maintained exactly unlike cheaper wax or crock pots.

This SILCA chain waxing system is a game changer if you want a clean, efficient way to keep your drivetrain running smoothly. The 600ml pot is the perfect size for bike chains, and the precise temperature control means the wax melts quickly without overheating or burning. I love the integrated cooling rack — it keeps everything organized and makes the process much less messy than using a random crock pot or DIY setup. The quick-melt feature is also handy, since I can be ready to dip a chain in just a few minutes. After waxing, the chain comes out evenly coated, runs smooth, and stays much cleaner than with traditional lube. Yes, it’s a premium product, but if you wax your chains regularly, it’s worth it for the convenience and consistency. Highly recommended for cyclists who want pro-level performance with a simple at-home setup.

Love waxed chains and have done nearly all of my bikes. May keep a Fatbike that sees a lot of wet/snow conditions on a wet line but everything else is waxed

This is definitely worth the investment if you are hot waxing. Don't leave it to chance with crock pots or other methods of melting. Yes, this is a Chinese item that probably costs $10 to produce, but it has some special things about it that make it much more capable than the knock offs. The main benefit is the way it heats up and holds a precise temperature, which is essential to easy and proper waxing. Now about waxing itself and why I chose Silca. First off, the conversion to wax has been well worth the effort to me. The first thing you have to do is decontaminate your entire drive train in order to change over to wax. This took me on and off for three days. But the result is WELL worth the time investment. No more muck, no more grinding that filth into your chain. I would recommend just throwing out our current chain and using strip chips (another Silca product) to prepare factory new chains for the first time. It's very little effort and you will have these chains to rotate into use probably for the life of your bike. Waxing is that good. I typically far surprass what they estimate for rewaxing, but I'm not a pro or anything. I also use their drip wax to top off in the event of a wet ride. Trust me, it might sound like a pain, but it's nothing compared to properly maintaining a drivetrain with wet lube. You also have the benefit of a perpetually sparkling clean drivetrain that you can actually touch without getting ANYTHING on your hands, clothes, etc. This is truly a game changer. This product among waxing products in particular because of the ability to simply use a wax additive chip to prepare factory chains. No hassle stripping and prepping - just add the chip and throw the factory chain in. I cannot recommend this system enough. The only doubt you'll have is why you waited so long.