Paraffin wax

Paraffin waxes are produced from slack wax and are generally 

divided into two groups: Light and Heavy

Light Paraffin Wax

Light Solid Paraffin Wax is a refined wax with a low oil content, derived from heavy petroleum fractions during the crude oil refining process.
Due to its white to off-white color, neutral odor and taste, and relatively low melting point, it is one of the most widely used grades of paraffin wax in various industries.

It is especially popular in candle manufacturing, cosmetics and personal care products, food packaging, and paper or cardboard coating.
Its high purity, uniform texture, and excellent moldability make it an ideal choice for manufacturers.

Applications

Heavy Paraffin Wax

Heavy Solid Paraffin Wax is a refined wax with a higher melting point and slightly higher oil content compared to light grades.
It is produced from heavy petroleum fractions during crude oil refining and is characterized by its opaque white to light cream color, odorless nature, and excellent stability.

This grade is widely used in industries where higher melting temperatures and enhanced hardness are required, such as in industrial candles, tire and rubber manufacturing, wood protection, and moisture-resistant coatings.
Its robust structure and consistent quality make it an ideal choice for heavy-duty industrial applications.

Applications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it possible to customize the oil content?

Yes, given the different applications of paraffin and the diversity in consumer industries, we have made it possible to produce a product tailored to your needs.

Waxes are usually packaged in two models: cartons or bags. You can share your request with us.

Generally, both types are used, but the type of paraffin used varies depending on the type of candle.

All our cosmetic products are tested to BP2022 methods.

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