Melting Point Factors for Common Waxes
Wax melting points are essential to consider when choosing a wax for different applications. A wax’s melting point determines its ability to hold shape and withstand heat. Different wax types have varying melting points, which can be influenced by their chemical composition, purity and processing methods. Exceeding a wax’s melting point alters its physical properties. […]
read moreWhy Buy Candle Wax in Bulk?
Whether you own a small shop or operate industrial candle production business, you have a product demand and supply to meet and want to stay on top of it. Purchasing bulk candle wax can help you meet more than your supply demands. You can stay ahead of your industry, improve your marketing strategy and provide […]
read moreSoy Wax Candles vs. Paraffin Wax Candles
Many people are familiar with paraffin wax candles, as they’re a readily available and inexpensive candle type. However, plant wax candle types like soy wax are also a staple in many homes and are becoming more popular. These two candle types have many differences and often spark debate about which is better. A candle’s materials […]
read morePrivate Labeling Benefits
If your company is seeking new ways to gain a competitive edge in the market and supply your customers with the products they want and need — without sacrificing manufacturing control or valuable resources — private labeling could be just what you’re looking for. What Is Private Labeling? Private-label products are those a company sources […]
read moreBottle Sealing Wax Questions & Answers
Bottle sealing wax can be used for many things (for more information about bottle sealing wax, check this article out). If you are using bottle sealing wax for the first time, or even if you are a pro looking for new tips, this article is for you. Check Out Our Sealing Wax Below are the […]
read moreDid you know that apples produce their own wax?
If you’ve gone to the grocery store or local market looking for juicy apples, you’ve likely noticed a thin wax coating on the fruit. Many people are unfamiliar with why apples have wax on them, but these fruits produce wax all on their own. Learn more about apple wax and why it’s essential. Why Is […]
read moreDuck Wax vs. Paraffin Wax
Many people might think any type of wax will work for any project, but when it comes to getting those pesky pinfeathers off your ducks or waterfowl, you will want to use a specially formulated product for the job. Creating wax blends for specific applications is what we do at Blended Waxes, and our duck wax is one […]
read moreCheese Wax vs. Plastic Coatings
If you are a cheese maker, or even if you are just a cheese lover, you may be wondering what cheese wax is, what it does, and maybe even how it is different than plastic coatings. Keep reading this article to find out all about cheese wax and plastic coatings. CHECK OUT OUR CHEESE WAX […]
read moreWhat Is Paraffin Wax Used For?
Many products you come across in your life will include paraffin wax. Paraffin wax is a white wax that is very pliable. It is created from petroleum, coal or saturated hydrocarbons, and it can be refined to be nearly colorless and odorless, making it easy to add to other products without changing the scent or color […]
read more6 Tips For Using Cheese Wax
Did you know? Coating your cheese in wax stabilizes moisture in the desired range to protect your cheese as it ages. Check Out Our Cheese Wax Follow our six tips for using cheese wax: 1. Gather Your Cheese Waxing Supplies Coating your cheese in wax only requires a few supplies, so be sure to have them in place before […]
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