Waxes

Candles

Applications

Synthetic Wax:  These include Fisher Tropsch,  Alpha Olefins, and waxes derived from ethylene and propylene.

Polymerized Wax: Chemically modified waxes typically used as additives in formulations and are used to alter wax specifications and or characteristics.

Natural Wax: Natural waxes include Soy, Palm, Hydrogenated triglycerides, Carnauba, Montan and Beeswax

Petrolatum: Also known as Petroleum Jelly.  Softer waxes both in finished form (USP) and unfinished forms.

Slack Wax:  Unfinished Waxes, higher in oil content 10%-40%.  These waxes may have a distinct petroleum odor.

Semi-Refined Wax: Unfiltered waxes that have the same qualities as refined and scale waxes except they are darker in color and lack FDA approvals

Microcrystalline Wax:  Petroleum wax that has a larger portion of branched hydrocarbon chains.  Typically more flexible than paraffin waxes and melting point range of 140F-200F

Scale Wax: Paraffin wax 115F-150F melting points. Less than 5% Oil Content, > +10 Color, some FDA approvals.

Fully Refined Paraffin Wax (FRP): Paraffin Wax with oil content <0.5%, + 30 color, FDA approvals.

Wax Types

Packaged Wax Inventories A large variety of our waxes are available in LTL and FTL packaged quantities.

Bulk Wax Inventories Bulk deliveries are available from our storage tanks or can be trans-loaded from rail cars.

Packaging High capacity Greer Slabber as well as Plate and Frame slabbing, drums and totes.

High Shear Blending Both of our blend tanks are equipped to handle high viscosity mixtures

Blending Two 6500 gallon blend tanks allow us to blend waxes for our packaging line and/or for bulk deliveries simultaneously.