Paraffin Wax 1%

Paraffin Wax 1% description:

This paraffin wax is classified as semi-refined and typically comprises 1% oil content. The primary component of this wax is either light or heavy slack wax. The type of slack wax used as a raw material influences the melting point of the resulting semi-refined paraffin wax, which generally ranges from 64-68°C. This variance enables customers to select a paraffin wax that is best suited to the ambient temperatures of their specific geographic location. Light grade.  This grade is used in mild and cold weather countries like Ukraine, Turkey, Germany, England, Russia, France, Italy, Norway, Netherlands, Finland, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. Heavy grade , This grade is used in hot weather countries like : South Africa , India, Pakistan , Kenya , UAE , Venezuela , Thailand , Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq , Bahrain , Jordan , Ghana , Colombia , Brazil , because if light grade used in hot weather paraffin will be melted and will make problem for the final product .
Paraffin wax with a 1% oil content is characterized by its transparent, white appearance, rigid texture, and lack of odor.

Paraffin Wax 1% application:

Due to its inherent properties, such as its appropriate oil content and high degree of whiteness, paraffin wax with a 1% oil content is commonly utilized in candle manufacturing. Additionally, semi-refined paraffin wax is employed in the cosmetic industry, in the production of PVC pipes and fittings, and in paint, coating, and polishing applications. Candle manufacture, wax paper, polishes, cosmetics, and electrical insulation assist in extracting perfume from flowers

Paraffin Wax 1% packing:

Our semi-refined paraffin wax is typically supplied in 5-6 kg slabs. Five slabs are then packaged in polypropylene (PP) bags, which are subsequently placed into 30 kg carton boxes. These boxes are then shrink-wrapped for added protection. Palletizing of the semi-refined paraffin wax cartons can be arranged according to customer specifications.