SIMAN LTD cooperates with an European producer of industrial waxes. Our partner is an independent blender and is therefore able to operate best in the raw and semi-finished wax markets, offering products which, besides being the best suited for all requirements, are price competitive. The final goal is the customer's success, to which we contribute with high value-added products.
Natural Waxes (Paraffin Waxes):-
Obtained from the light lubricating oil distillates and composed of around 90% straight-chain hydrocarbons (20 to 30 carbon atoms).
Animal (beeswax, lanolin, tallow)
Vegetable (carnauba, candelilla)
Fossil or mineral (ceresin, montan, ozokerite)
Petroleum (paraffin, microcrystalline, petrolatum)
Synthetic waxes (Microcrystalline waxes):-
Obtained through mixing heavy lubricant oil distillates and residual oils, these waxes have a loosely defined crystalline structure, a darker colour and generally have a higher melting point and viscosity than paraffin's.
Ethylenic polymers (polyethylene and polyol ether-esters)
Chlorinated naphtalenes
Residue Wax also known as foot oil is a byproduct obtained during the production of semirefined paraffin wax It contains oil content that prevents it from being solid at room temperature Residue wax is used in various applications including the rubber industry shoe polish formulations and in making various protective coatings
Slack Wax, minimally refined paraffinic wax obtained from the dewaxing process of base oil lubricants. It is used in a wide range of applications, including as a blending component in the production of paraffin waxes, as a waterproofing agent, and in the manufacture of candles, rust protective products, and board sizing.
Separated by the melting point, the paraffin wax is usually at 2 C, as in us: 54-56 C, 56-58 C, 58-60 C, 60-62 C, 64-66 C. All types of wax products must withstand cold well for paraffin wax, which means that it does not melt or soften and does not deform at a specific temperature. Depending on the conditions of use, locations and seasons of use, as well as differences in the method of use, commercial paraffin wax is required for a series of different melting levels. Separated by oil knowledge, it can often be divided into: Fully refined paraffin, Semi-refined paraffin, and Crude wax. In addition, paraffin wax needs to be heat resistant, oil resistant and light resistant, otherwise the color will turn yellow after application. Excessive oil exposure impairs the color and stability of the paraffin wax, and also reduces its hardness. The main factors that affect the stability of paraffin wax are its non-hydrocarbon compounds and the low concentration of hydrocarbons.
Paraffin waxes in a solid state are usually white, translucent, tasteless and odorless. They are hard, relatively brittle and have a slightly dry feel. In a molten state, paraffin waxes are clear, colorless liquids of low viscosity. When melted, these waxes increase in volume by about 5-8%, resulting in a decrease in density. Paraffin will react at high temperatures with either oxidizing or halogenating agents. This reaction produces either fatty acids and hydroxy acids or halogen substitution products respectively. Although paraffin has many useful characteristics, most commercial applications are based on its resistance to water and vapor and its glossy appearance when polished.
Essential details Place of Origin: AUSTRIA Model Number: paraffin wax Application: Candle Making Melting Point: 56-58 Forms: Solid Oil Content (%): 0.5 Refinement: Fully Refined Crystalline Index: 99% Scale of Deoiling: 100% Product name: High Quality Factory Price Paraffin Wax Semi Refined Sample: Availiable Keywords: Wax Parafin Color: White Color Package: Bag, Name: Candle Making Paraffin Wax 58/60 MOQ: 1kg Appearance: White Lump Shape: Solid Blocks Grade: Top Grade Supply Ability Supply Ability 5000 Ton/Tons per Month Packaging & delivery Packaging Details 25KG / BAG Picture Example: package-img Lead time: Quantity(kilograms) 1 - 20 >20 Lead time (days) 9 To be negotiated