Properties of Paraffin Wax:

• Melting Point:Paraffin wax has a relatively low melting point, typically ranging from 47 to 64 degrees Celsius (116 to 147 degrees Fahrenheit).
• Color and Appearance:It is a white or colorless solid wax with a smooth and glossy texture.
• Odor:Paraffin wax is odorless or may have a very faint, mild odor
• Insolubility:It is insoluble in water but soluble in organic solvents such as mineral spirits or turpentine
• Combustibility:Paraffin wax is highly flammable and should be handled and stored with care

Applications of Paraffin Wax

Candle Making: Paraffin wax is widely used in the production of candles. It has excellent burning characteristics, including a steady and consistent flame, long burn time, and minimal smoke and soot

Cosmetics and Personal Care Products: Paraffin wax is utilized in the cosmetics and personal care industry for various purposes, such as:

• Skin Moisturization: It is often used in moisturizing creams, lotions, and balms to help retain moisture and provide a protective barrier on the skin
• Lip Balms: Paraffin wax is an ingredient in lip balms and lipsticks, helping to lock in moisture and provide a smooth texture
• Depilatory Waxes:It is used in some types of depilatory waxes for hair removal

Food Preservation and Packaging: Paraffin wax is used in food preservation and packaging applications, including:

• Coating for Cheese and Fruits: It is applied as a coating on cheese or fruits to provide a protective layer, prevent moisture loss, and enhance shelf life
• Wax Paper and Food Wraps: Paraffin wax is used to coat wax paper and food wraps, providing a moisture-resistant and grease-resistant barrier

Pharmaceutical and Medical Applications: Paraffin wax finds application in the pharmaceutical and medical industries, such as:

• Topical Treatments: It is used in topical ointments, creams, and lotions to provide a protective layer, retain moisture, and aid in drug delivery
• Therapeutic Treatments: Paraffin wax is utilized in heat therapy treatments for conditions like arthritis and joint pain, where it provides soothing warmth and relaxation

Industrial Applications: Paraffin wax has various industrial uses, including:

• Lubricants: It is used as a lubricant in certain industrial processes and equipment
• Coatings and Sealants: Paraffin wax is applied as a coating or sealant to protect surfaces or provide moisture resistance
• Electrical Insulation: In electrical applications, paraffin wax can serve as an insulating material for electrical components

Please note that the specific grade and characteristics of paraffin wax can vary based on its intended use. Sampratiti Exim ensures that the paraffin wax products we offer meet the necessary quality standards for their specific applications, providing our customers with reliable and effective ingredients