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Shuffleboard Table Sand / Wax /Speed Powder - Approved By the Pros
Get the most out of your Shuffleboard Table and continue to improve your game by using one of our Ultra Glide™ powdered Shuffleboard Table wax products, which come in a variety of speeds. The tournament-grade waxes, which contain our White Lightning® speed regulator, are used in virtually every major Table Shuffleboard tournament (and most of the smaller ones) in the country.
Shufflers everywhere know they can come to The Shuffleboard Federation to find the highest-quality indoor Shuffleboard Tables for sale, but owning a Shuffleboard Table requires a commitment to upkeep — if you want your investment to last a lifetime. No one understands that better than we do, as the leading source for the best Shuffleboard Tables, wax, and a host of other essential accessories, since 1987.
If you’re new to the world of Table Shuffleboard, read on to learn more about why wax is such a crucial part of our game. Browse through our incredible online selection of the best Shuffleboard wax in the industry, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or need assistance with your order.
Feel the Need for Speed? Take Your Game to the Next Level With Our Table Shuffleboard Powder, which is available in 11 different speeds
Shuffleboard Table Wax, which actually comes in dry powder form and is sometimes referred to as “shuffleboard sand,” has two primary purposes.- It helps Shuffleboard Table pucks glide smoothly across the table by cutting down on the friction between the puck and the playing surface.
- By doing the above, wax protects your table from the wear and tear of repeated use.
Simply put: Your Shuffleboard Table won’t perform its best, look its best, or last as long as expected, and your shots won’t be as accurate, if you don’t commit to waxing your table on a regular basis. “Waxing” means sprinkling a special powder on the surface of the table, and experienced shufflers know just how much to apply for the best results.
When it comes to Shuffleboard Table wax, here at The Shuffleboard Federation, we carry the choice of champions. We recently asked the five top-rated Table Shuffleboard players in the world the following question: If you were playing in the finals of a tournament and could pick the powdered Shuffleboard Table wax and silicone spray that were going to be used, what would you choose?
Ultra Glide Powdered Shuffleboard Wax™ and Super Slick® Silicone Spray were the unanimous choice. One player preferred Ultra Glide™ T3, and one chose Ultra Glide™ T5. The other three chose Ultra Glide™ T4, which is our best-selling Shuffleboard Table powdered wax product.
Whether you’re a professional shuffler or just buying your first Shuffleboard Table, we can help you choose the right wax product for your needs. We carry a variety of options, suitable for all table sizes, from a 12-Foot Shuffleboard Table to a 14-Foot Shuffleboard Table to a regulation-size 22-Foot Shuffleboard Table, and speed preferences. With our great selection, you can experiment with different speeds and see what works best for you.
Your Source for the Best Shuffleboard Tables, Wax & Assorted Accessories
You can shop for any Table Shuffleboard necessity here at The Shuffleboard Federation, but you can also learn anything you want to know about the game. Our founder, John McDermott, was the youngest shuffler ever to be inducted into the Table Shuffleboard Hall of Fame, and he continues to channel his passion for the sport into helping our customers every day. He’s available to answer your questions or give you advice on which Shuffleboard Table, Shuffleboard Wax, or any other accessory you’re thinking of purchasing. Please feel free to reach out and contact him or a member of our customer service team today.
For help in picking the right speed of wax for your Shuffleboard Table, please refer to The Shuffleboard Federation's Official Table Shuffleboard Powder Selection Chart below.
Walnuts (Juglandaceae) are a member of the Tree Nut family, and as such, have been reported to cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. Tree Nut allergy is common, and reactions range from mild itching of the mouth to anaphylaxis. The reported incidence of Tree Nut allergies varies based on region, age, race/ethnicity, and the definition used for diagnosis but typically affects ~0.05%–2.0% of the population, with children being the most highly affected group. Specifically, walnuts have been estimated to contribute 20-30% [MM([3] of the total Tree Nut allergy incidence in the United States.
Nearly all reported allergic reactions to walnuts are the result of ingestion of the dried fruit (or kernel). Through component-resolved diagnostics, at least 5 different proteins (Jug r 1-5) have been identified in the walnut kernel that can cause allergic reactions in people. These proteins have not been shown to occur in the walnut shell. Ingestion is not anticipated to occur under normal use conditions for Table Shuffleboard Wax.
Walnut shell has not been shown to cause skin sensitization through exposure. That said, walnut shell Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and warning labels for products containing walnut shells often recognize risks of allergic reaction. This is typically due to the potential for trace amounts of walnut kernel to remain in the shell during processing and thus enter the finished product. Walnut shells are regularly used in the cosmetic industry as an abrasive exfoliant where extensive skin exposure occurs without incident. Similarly, skin contact is not considered a hazard for shuffleboard wax containing walnut shells. Walnut shells have not been shown to present an acute toxicity hazard.
There are several case reports of contact dermatitis and skin hyperpigmentation related to dermal exposure to the green outer flesh (hull or husk) of walnuts during harvest or preliminary processing. The active aromatic napthoquinone (Juglone) has been shown to cause the irritation. Juglone has been isolated from the hull but has not been identified in the shell of the walnut, and skin irritation or dermatitis has not been reported for the dried shell.
Disclaimer: The following review of available data for walnut allergies is
for informational purposes and provides an overview for the general population. It is NOT intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider for any individual concerns, conditions, or
treatments.
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