Fischer Tropsch Wax

Fischer-Tropsch waxes are paraffin-like straight-chain alkanes synthesized by the Fischer-Tropsch process from CO and H2. They have a high melting point, very low melt viscosity, and excellent slip characteristics, and have excellent performance in many applications.

It normally have a high melting point (generally above 85°) and saturated high-carbon alkanes with a relative molecular mass of 500-1000, giving the chemical a fine crystalline structure, high melting point, narrow melting point range, low oil content, low needle penetration, low fluidity, low melt viscosity, high hardness, wear resistance and high stability.

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OUR Products
Item	Melting point °C	Oil content （%）	Penetration(25℃)	Original	Inspection report
Fischer Tropsch Wax 52	55.4	3.95	33.4	Fushun	COA TDS
Fischer Tropsch Wax 60	66.2	2.07	18.7	Fushun	COA TDS
Fischer Tropsch Wax 100	103.5	0.2	3.8	Fushun	TDS
Fischer Tropsch Wax 115	113.2	0.1	0.6	Fushun	COA

Description

Soy waxes is a pure soy container wax with no additives. Great for blending with natural or paraffin waxes. Can be used by itself.
Soy waxes refers to the wax produced from hydrogenated soybean oil, which is the main raw material for candles, essential oils and scented candles.
Natural soy waxes is very good in terms of health and environmental protection. It is natural,pollution-free, burns more fully and lasts longer, and is the first wax material for high-grade candle.

Application

Soy wax is a 100% natural wax extracted from vegetable soybeans. Soy wax is made from environmentally friendly renewable resources. This wax has a lot going for it: it burns long, doesn’t have unsightly black smoke, and is a naturally derived product.

Soy wax is a versatile and eco-friendly wax derived from soybeans, and it has a variety of applications. Here are some of the main applications of soy wax:

Candle making: Soy wax is a popular choice for candle making due to its clean-burning properties, long burn time, and ability to hold fragrance and color.
Soy Wax for Cosmetics: Soy wax can be used as a natural emollient in cosmetics, such as lip balms, lotions, and creams. It helps to improve the texture and moisture of the skin.
Food: Soy wax can be used as a coating for fruits and vegetables to extend their shelf life, as well as a barrier to keep moisture in foods.
Textile industry: Soy wax can be used as a natural alternative to synthetic waxes in the textile industry. It is used to add a water-resistant layer to fabrics, as a sizing agent in weaving, and as a lubricant in sewing machines.
Crayons: Soy wax can be used as a natural and non-toxic substitute for paraffin wax in crayons, providing a safer and more sustainable option for children.

Overall, soy wax has a wide range of applications in various industries, and its eco-friendly properties have made it an increasingly popular choice as a natural ingredient.