Sephan Semi Refined Paraffin Wax

Product Description

Here are some of the key characteristics of semi-refined paraffin wax:

• Color and odor: Semi-refined paraffin wax is typically light yellow to off-white in color and has a mild odor.
• Melting point: The melting point of semi-refined paraffin wax is lower than that of fully refined paraffin wax, typically ranging between 60 and 70 degrees Celsius. This lower melting point makes it easier to work with in a variety of applications.
• Texture: Semi-refined paraffin wax has a softer texture than fully refined paraffin wax due to its higher oil content.

Applications: Semi-refined paraffin wax is used in a wide variety of applications, including:

• Candle making: Semi-refined paraffin wax is a common ingredient in candle making because of its low melting point and good burning properties. However, some crafters prefer fully refined or other waxes due to concerns about potential health risks associated with burning paraffin wax.
• Food packaging: Semi-refined paraffin wax is used as a coating or lamination on food packaging materials such as cardboard boxes, paper cups, and food containers. The wax layer provides water resistance, grease resistance, and a barrier against odors and gases.
• Cosmetics: Semi-refined paraffin wax is used in some cosmetic products such as lipsticks, creams, and lotions. It helps to thicken and stabilize these products.
• Coatings and polishes: Semi-refined paraffin wax is used in some coatings and polishes to provide water resistance, gloss, and other desired properties.
• Other applications: Semi-refined paraffin wax is also used in a variety of other applications, such as electrical applications, pharmaceuticals, and agriculture