Microcrystalline waxes

Multiwax? 180-M Microcrystalline Wax
Multiwax? 180-W Microcrystalline Wax
Multiwax? W-445 Microcrystalline Wax
Multiwax? ML-445 Microcrystalline Wax
Multiwax? W-835 Microcrystalline Wax

Sonneborn is one of the worlds largest producers of microcrystalline waxes. Because we make all of our wax as a primary product, not a by-product, we rank among the most dependable suppliers. We ship waxes as bulk liquids, or in cartons or pallets. Sonneborns standard Multiwax grades all meet FDA CFR 172.886 and 178.3710 requirements for food-grade petroleum waxes. We also provide a variety of technical grades. Our product line offers you the worlds widest choice of white microcrystalline waxes. The hardness of our standard waxes ranges from 15 to 80 on the ASTM D-1321 needle penetration test. Sonneborn customizes physical properties to meet customer specifications.

FDA-approved Multiwax plays an important role in food packaging. Wax-impregnated paper, film, foil, and corrugated board protect foods from moisture. Multiwax helps hot melt adhesives flow readily and form flexible bonds. Many of the wax products we use daily, from crayons, candles, and caulk to sealants and fine wood polishes, start with Sonneborn Multiwax. Our microcrystalline waxes act as carriers for compounds that prevent rust in a wide range of industries.

Our waxes act as bases for chewing gum, and as cold-flexible coatings for cheese wheels. They are natural bases in lipstick, cold creams, and ointments, where they harden, lubricate, carry pigments and medication, and protect against moisture.

Sonneborn has a broad product line of microcrystalline waxes.

Microcrystalline waxes consist of odorless, tasteless, nonpolar hydrocarbons with relatively high melting points. Sonneborn Multiwax? grades vary in color from white to yellow, and in such physical properties as hardness and melting point.

Microcrystalline waxes consist of odorless, tasteless, nonpolar

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