Paraffin Wax (Type I and Type II)
Microcrystalline Wax is a mixture of hydrocarbons of 35-50 carbons per molecule and 500-700 molecular weight.
Its characteristics, compared to paraffin wax, are :
Crystals are smaller, as its name implies
Melting point is higher
Higher viscosity in the molten state than Paraffin Wax
Softer, although its melting point is high
Good adhesiveness
Oil retaining tendency
Paraffin Wax Grades
Paraffin Wax Applications
Note: We reserve the right to change the specification. No guarantee or warranty is implied as to any particular applications of our products.