Paraffin Wax and Oil are versatile refined petroleum-derived hydrocarbon products used across a wide range of industrial, manufacturing, and processing applications. Paraffin Wax is generally supplied as a white to translucent solid material, while Paraffin Oil is typically available as a clear, colourless liquid with smooth lubricating properties.

Paraffin Wax is widely used in candle manufacturing, polishes, coatings, packaging, waterproofing, rubber processing, plastic processing, and protective formulations. Its waxy consistency, moisture-resistant characteristics, and ability to form a protective surface layer make it suitable for numerous manufacturing processes.

Paraffin Oil is commonly used as an industrial lubricant, processing aid, carrier oil, protective oil, and formulation ingredient. Depending on the required viscosity and grade, it can be used in engineering, rubber, plastics, maintenance products, and other industrial applications.

Both Paraffin Wax and Paraffin Oil are available in different grades and specifications. Properties such as melting point, viscosity, oil content, colour, and purity may vary according to the supplied grade. The appropriate specification should therefore be selected according to the intended application.

These products should be stored in clean, dry, and suitable packaging away from excessive heat and contamination. Industrial grades should only be used for their specified applications and should not automatically be considered suitable for food, pharmaceutical, or cosmetic applications.

Key Features

• Refined petroleum-based products
• Available in wax and liquid-oil forms
• Good lubricating and processing characteristics
• Suitable for industrial manufacturing
• Useful in candle and polish manufacturing
• Suitable for rubber and plastic processing
• Useful for coatings and protective applications
• Available in different grades and specifications