Wax

A Versatile and High-Purity Wax Paraffin is a high-purity, versatile wax widely used in various industrial and commercial applications. It is a petroleum-derived hydrocarbon product with excellent water resistance, low reactivity, and superior insulating properties. Paraffin is commonly utilized in the production of candles, packaging materials, lubricants, polishes, coatings, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals. Due to its high melting point, it provides effective sealing, moisture resistance, and protection in numerous applications.   Key Features of Paraffin High Purity: Free from additives, ensuring consistent quality. Excellent Water Resistance: Forms a protective barrier against moisture. Smooth and Even Burning: Ideal for candle production. Good Electrical Insulation: Used in coatings and insulators. Versatile Industrial Use: Suitable for cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food-grade applications.   Technical Specifications Melting Point: 50 – 70°C Form: Solid (Slabs, Granules, or Liquid) Color: White or Translucent Odor: Odorless Packaging: Available in 5kg, 25kg, and 50kg packaging   Oil Content Variants 0-1% Oil (Fully Refined): High purity, odorless, and colorless. Used in food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and premium candle production. 1-3% Oil (Semi-Refined): Slightly softer with good flexibility. Ideal for candles, paper coating, rubber, and textiles. 3-5% Oil (Industrial Grade): Higher flexibility, waterproofing, and lubrication. Used in rubber, adhesives, and industrial coatings. 1.6% Oil: A balanced grade for candles, food packaging, and cosmetics. Smooth texture with good fragrance retention. Each type is suited for specific applications based on hardness, flexibility, and purity.   Paraffin is an essential material in numerous industries, offering reliable performance, durability, and adaptability to various production needs.