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64-66 Full Refined Paraffin Wax,Granule Wax Microcrystalline Wax, 58/60 Wax, 54/56Wax, Polyethylene

64-66# Full refined paraffin wax is mainly used in candle making, white and transparent, oil content0.5max.

Application:Candle Making Melting Point:64 -66 Forms:Solid Oil Content (%):0.5%max Refinement: Fully Refined Scale of Deoiling:Refinement: Fully Product Description Name: FULLY REFINED PARAFFIN WAX 64/66 Description: This product is produced by Refineries in Northeastern Thailand, which adopts modern technology of solvent deoiling and hydrorefining. It is widely used in candles, rubber tire and wrapper industries, etc.

Microcrystalline waxes are a type of wax produced by de-oiling petrolatum, as part of the petroleum refining process. They differ from paraffin waxes in that they have poorly defined crystalline structure, darker color, and generally higher viscosity and melting points. Microcrystalline waxes are moisture free and range in color from a white to a brown, depending on the degree of refinement. Highly refined Micros are white. Microcrystalline waxes excellent for laminating, coating, or hardening materials.

Applications:
Pharmaceutical industries & cosmetic industries
Personal care
Candle industries, Crayon, Ink
Rubber Et Tire Industry
PVC Extrusion
Hot-melt Adhesives
Used in sports too, specifically in ice hockey and snowboarding

A by-product of the LDPE polymerization process is LDPE wax. At room temperature, it is a solid, sticky white color.

LDPE Wax is a wax-like substance that has a reduced molecular weight, melting temperature, and melt viscosity. It can be used with microcrystalline wax to increase melt viscosity, solvent resistance, and heat stability.

Product Description :
Various grades available

Price of product ( USD price or FOB price) :
Ask for quotation

Product origin :
Various Countries

Key Specifications/Special Features :
Used in Hot Melt adhesives, Vandles and other

Minimum Order Size and Packgaing details :
1 20-foot container

Basic Information
Place of Origin:
Henan, China (Mainland)
Brand Name:
Super-Sweet
Certification:
ISO, HACCP, FDA, GMP
Model Number:
SS1001
Minimum Order Quantity:
1000KGS
Packaging Details:
25KGS/BAG
Delivery Time:
7days
Payment Terms:
T/T, L/C, Wester Union, Cash, D/P, D/A
Supply Ability:
2000TONS

Product Description
USP/EP grade Yellow Beeswax Pellet/ pearls/Prills



Specifications



Blend of beeswax with other ingredients, a match of physical and chemical property of natural beeswax, an economic substitute of natural beeswax.

Synthetic Beeswax are manufactured waxes. In cosmetics and personal care products, these waxes are used in many types of products including lipsticks, baby products, eye and facial makeup, as well as nail care, skin care, suntan, sunscreen, fragrance, and noncoloring hair preparations.

Microcrystalline Wax, Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil, Cera Alba, Hydrogenated Palm Acid, Stearyl Stearate



Usages: It is widely used in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, fragrant candles, polish, waterproofing and to make foundation comb for beehives.

With its natural anti-bacterial properties, and high water-holding capacity, it is great for lotions, lip balms and skin care products that help retain natural skin moisture. You can also melt it down to make your own aromatic candles. Pellets make it easy to melt for whatever you need.



1. Beeswax Grade A ( Crude beeswax, beeswax in slabs, beeswax pellets)



Acid Value: 17-24 (MG KOH/g)

Saponification Value: 85-100 (mg KOH/g)

Hydrocarbon: 16-18%



2. Beeswax Grade B (Crude beeswax, beeswax in slabs, beeswax pellets)



Acid Value: 13-15 (mg KOH/g)

Saponification Value: 60-75 (mg KOH/g)

Hydrocarbon: 25-35%





Packing for Organic Beeswax board:

* 25kg/woven bags;
* 1000kg beeswax on one pallet(40 bags);
* 18 tons fulled loading in 20'ft container with pallet ;
* 20 tons fulled loading in 20'ft container without pallet

* Or we can pack it as your asked

Packing for Organic Beeswax pellts:

* 12.5kg/carton;
* 500kg beeswax on one pallet(40 cartons);
* 8 tons fulled loading in 20'ft container with pallet;
* 10 tons fulled loading in 20'ft container without pallet.

* Or we can pack it as your asked

Microcrystalline waxes are chemically inert. The ratio of iso-paraffinic hydrocarbons and naphthenic hydrocarbons is higher for micros than for paraffin waxes.

Micro waxes can be used for chewing gum base, cosmetics, ointments where they harden, lubricate and protect against moisture, food packaging, protecting against moisture through wax impregnated paper, film, foil, and corrugated board, increasing the fluidity and the flexible bonding of hot-melt adhesives, crayons, candles and insulating materials.

For price, specification and other details please contact us.

Available paraffin wax fully reffined
Melting point 5860 deg c ,oil 0.5%
Packing 50 kgs bag
Origin Indian
Also available paraffin wax semi reffined, bees wax, microcrystalline wax, palm wax, sealing wax, wax rings for textile mills, We are also manufacturer of wax candles, pillar candles, white candles, tealight candles.
Brand name silverlight candles

ACT Microcrystalline wax is a consistency regulator and oil binder. It is a multicomponent blend consisting of predominantly saturated hydrocarbons. It has a significantly elevated content of iso and cyclo-alkanes. This is crucial for the microcrystalline structure, the ductility, smoothness, and the outstanding oil absorption capacity of the substances. ACT Microcrystalline wax improves stability, adds structure and hardness to lip balm sticks and other products in stick form used as beauty products, without being excessively crystalline. It is also used in creams, lotions, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries

ACT 5555 being one of our core products ; we are huge exporters of this product & we ensure optimal quality in every order.

ACT 5555 has a variety of applications is use for making Lip Care, Lipsticks, Decorative Cosmetics/ Beauty Products, Fango Applications/Hand Baths/ Thermal Therapy, um Base/Food Coatings/ Confectionery Dividing Agents, Pharmaceutical Jellies etc.

All of our products are lab tested for assured quality and are improvised as required by industries.

On the same line basis of ACT 5555, we have a similar product called as ACT 5552. It is Yellow in colour and has synonymous properties to ACT 5555

Wax-coated papers and boards are treated with a layer of wax to create a barrier against moisture, grease, and other contaminants. Their specific properties vary depending on the base material, the type of wax used, and the coating method.

Key specifications
Base material
The properties of the final product are influenced by the base paper or board used, with common options including:
Kraft paper: Known for its high strength and durability, it is often used for industrial packaging and heavy-duty applications where puncture resistance is important.
Tissue paper: A thinner and lighter option used for applications like food wrapping for baked goods and confectionery.
Paperboard: A thicker, more rigid material used for packaging and containers that require structural integrity.
Wax type
The type of wax determines the product's performance characteristics, such as its melting point and flexibility.
Paraffin wax: A cost-effective, petroleum-derived wax that offers good moisture and grease resistance. It's suitable for general food packaging but melts at higher temperatures.
Microcrystalline wax: A broader, more flexible wax that offers enhanced adhesion, heat resistance, and pliability compared to paraffin wax. It is often blended with other waxes to improve performance.
Natural waxes: Environmentally-friendly, plant-based waxes that are compostable and biodegradable. Options include:
Beeswax: A natural wax that provides good stiffness and moisture resistance, often used for premium food wraps and packaging.
Soy wax: A renewable, non-toxic, and biodegradable option suitable for sustainable food packaging.
Carnauba wax: A high-gloss, durable, and water-resistant wax derived from carnauba palm leaves. It is ideal for high-end food wrapping.
Coating method
The application method affects the finished product's properties, particularly its barrier performance.
Surface-coated (dry waxed): A thin layer of wax is applied to one or both surfaces. This makes the paper water-repellent but not fully waterproof.
Impregnated (wet waxed): The paper fibers are saturated with wax, resulting in a more robust and waterproof product.
Performance characteristics
Moisture resistance: Wax coatings significantly decrease the paper's ability to absorb water. Standard tests show that wax-coated papers can absorb as little as 1.35 g/m of water compared to 23 g/m for regular kraft paper. Impregnated papers offer superior moisture protection compared to surface-coated types.

Grease resistance: The wax layer prevents oil from soaking through the paper, making it ideal for packaging greasy foods like burgers and baked goods.
Non-stick properties: Waxed paper offers a non-stick surface, which is useful for food preparation and preventing items like candy or baked goods from sticking to their packaging.

Microcrystalline wax can be used as a lubricant in metalworking, primarily due to the following properties:
Excellent lubricity and film-forming properties: Microcrystalline wax forms a uniform, dense protective film on metal surfaces, effectively reducing friction, minimizing tool wear, and improving machining accuracy and surface finish. .
Rust and corrosion protection: During metalworking, microcrystalline wax also acts as a rust inhibitor, blocking moisture and corrosive agents to protect workpieces and equipment.

Thermal stability and compatibility: Microcrystalline wax typically has a melting point range of 60-90C, remaining stable at most metalworking temperatures. It is also miscible with other lubricating components such as mineral oil and vegetable wax, facilitating the formulation of composite cutting fluids or greases.

The role of microcrystalline wax in yarn coating:
Reducing friction: Microcrystalline wax possesses excellent flexibility and lubricity, forming a lubricating film on the yarn surface to reduce friction between the yarn and textile machinery, thereby lowering the yarn breakage rate.
Improving abrasion resistance: Enhances the yarn's abrasion resistance during high-speed spinning and weaving processes, extending the yarn's service life.
Improved Hand Feel: Ensures the final fabric feels softer and smoother.
Anti-static: Certain microcrystalline wax formulations can help reduce static electricity build-up during yarn production.

Microcrystalline wax is a waxy substance refined from petroleum. It possesses characteristics such as a high melting point, excellent flexibility and good adhesion, and is widely used in various industries including rubber, electronics and electrical appliances, and packaging.
Industrial and Electronics Sectors
Rubber and Plastics Processing: In the rubber industry, it prevents surface cracking and chalking whilst enhancing wear resistance; in plastics, it optimises flow properties and anti-adhesion, and is widely used in the casings of electronic products.
Electrical and Electronic Insulation: Used as a sealant and insulating material for capacitor impregnation, battery sealing and cable insulation paper, it protects components from moisture damage.

Main applications of microcrystalline wax in casting:
â??As a component of wax patterns: Microcrystalline wax is commonly used in the formulation of precision casting wax compounds. It is blended in specific proportions with paraffin, resins, natural waxes and other materials to enhance the flexibility, resistance to deformation, surface finish and dimensional stability of the wax patterns.
Suitable for high-precision castings: Widely used in fields with high demands for surface quality and dimensional accuracy, such as aeroengine blades, medical devices, automotive components and jewellery.
Improved demoulding performance: Microcrystalline waxâ??s low-temperature plasticity and high-temperature stability facilitate the precise forming of wax patterns within complex moulds and help maintain their shape during the pouring process.
Reduced post-processing: Castings produced using microcrystalline wax have a smooth, fine surface finish and typically require no additional polishing.

The key role of microcrystalline wax in scented candles
Enhanced hardness and thermal stability: Microcrystalline wax significantly improves the structural strength of candles, preventing deformation or collapsing at high temperatures, making it particularly suitable for large-capacity or intricately shaped candles.
Reduced Shrinkage and Prevention of Cup Separation: Its low shrinkage rate helps the candle adhere closely to the inner walls of the container during cooling, preventing the cup separation phenomenon.
Improved Surface Gloss and Texture: It makes the candle surface smoother and finer, enhancing its visual appeal.
Enhanced flexibility and ductility: Particularly suitable for DIY projects, as it reduces the risk of cracking and facilitates the addition of decorations such as dried flowers and colourants.

Microcrystalline wax is a key ingredient in the production of high-quality shoe polish; it makes the polish easier to apply, ensures a long-lasting shine, and enhances the leatherâ??s water-repellent and stain-resistant properties.
It serves the following primary functions in the manufacturing of shoe polish:
Formulation and stabilisation: Microcrystalline wax has excellent oil-absorbing properties, enabling it to â??lock inâ?? the various oils and solvents within the shoe polish, forming a uniform and stable paste that prevents the separation of oils during storage.
Enhancing shine and durability: With its fine crystalline structure, it generates a shine easily through friction and forms a tough, translucent protective film on the surface of leather shoes, making them shine more with each polish. At the same time, this wax film provides effective water and stain resistance.

Microcrystalline wax is a highly effective waterproof and moisture-resistant material, owing primarily to its chemical stability, strong water-repellency, good flexibility and excellent adhesion.
It has a wide range of industrial applications, primarily in the following areas:
Flooring and building materials: Used as a waterproof sealing layer for laminate flooring, it penetrates the surface of the material to form a waterproof barrier whilst preventing the release of harmful substances from the flooring. It is also used as a waterproof coating for corrugated cardboard boxes.
Premium packaging: It is used as a waterproof layer in packaging boxes for tobacco, alcohol and cosmetics, providing dual waterproofing to prevent the packaging from becoming damp, softening and losing strength.
Other industrial products: It is used as an ingredient in rust inhibitors, candles and polishes, utilising its stability and water resistance to provide sealing, protection and a glossy finish.

In the ink and coatings industry, microcrystalline wax is primarily used as an abrasion inhibitor, scratch-resistant agent and touch modifier, whilst also improving the formability of products.
Abrasion and scratch resistance: After printing, the wax floats to the surface of the ink film to form a lubricating protective layer; this is one of its most important functions.
Anti-adhesion and Slip: It prevents printed materials from sticking together when stacked and enhances slip, facilitating post-press processes such as cutting and stacking.
Printability: In offset printing, it reduces ink viscosity, effectively minimising paper fuzzing and powdering, thereby improving printing efficiency.
Scratch Resistance: Particularly suitable for applications requiring high abrasion resistance, such as scratch-off inks used on airline tickets, lottery tickets and other prize-winning scratch-off products.