Paraffin Wax
Paraffin Wax is a waxy hydrocarbon derived from crude oil, available in various purity grades and melting points. It is solid at room temperature and easily becomes liquid when heated. Its key properties include a melting point ranging between 52°C and 64°C, a low oil content (between 0.5% and 10%), being odorless, and non-toxic. In addition to these characteristics, its ease of processing and shaping makes paraffin wax widely used across many industries such as candle making, cosmetics (creams, lip balms), packaging (paper coating), electrical insulation, wood protective varnishes, and the rubber industry.
