Microcrystalline wax used for cup candle processing

Exceptional Adhesion and Surface Finish:

No Wax Pits: Microcrystalline wax exhibits minimal shrinkage during solidification, adhering tightly to container walls. It rarely separates from the cup walls to form unsightly gaps or wax pits, ensuring superior aesthetic quality.

Flat, Lustrous Surface: After demoulding, the wax surface is smooth, hard, and naturally possesses a fine sheen. No post-polishing is required, delivering a premium visual effect.

Superior Physical Properties:

High Melting Point, High Hardness: The melting point typically ranges between 60-90. The resulting cup wax remains resistant to softening and deformation in summer, maintaining a solid texture.

Good thermal stability: During combustion, the wax pool remains uniformly stable, minimising smoke production or tunnelling effects.

Good toughness: Compared to pure paraffin wax, it is less prone to brittle cracking, facilitating safe transportation.