Paraffin wax is a refined oil by-product, primarily obtained from gas oil or kerosene during the distillation process in oil refineries. Known for its versatility and stable properties, it is widely used across various industries.
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Applications
• Candle production
• Paint formulations
• Waterproof coatings
• Thermal and electrical insulation
• Paper coating and finishing
• Adhesives manufacturing
• Cosmetic products
• Hygiene and personal care items
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Grades of Paraffin Wax
• High-Quality Paraffin Wax:
Features low oil content, no moisture, odorless composition, and excellent structural integrity.
• Medium-Quality Paraffin Wax:
Contains a slightly higher oil content and is suitable for general-purpose applications.
Key Characteristics
• Low oil content
• High melting point
• Pale color
• Low penetration rate
• Strong and non-brittle structure
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Packaging Options
• Slab in carton
• Slab in polypropylene (P.P)
• New steel drums
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Storage Guidelines
For optimal shelf life, store indoors. If outdoor storage is necessary, ensure the product is covered and protected from direct sunlight, rain, and moisture.
Safety & Handling
Stable under normal storage conditions. Paraffin wax is not expected to irritate the skin or eyes during typical handling procedures.
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Industries of Use
• Textile
• Insulation
• Candle manufacturing
• Paints and coatings
• Paper and packaging
• Adhesives
• Cosmetics and hygiene products
