4 Benefits Of An On-Site Laboratory
Wax blends are tested, duplicated and developed in our on-site laboratory. Learn about the benefits of working with a facility with an on-site laboratory: 1. Cost Savings When you work with an on-site lab, you don’t have to hire additional outside consultation labs or services, which means no additional or unexpected costs. There is no […]
read more3 Tips For Applying Cheese Wax
Cheese wax is used to protect cheese during the aging process. Although there are other coatings that can be used, cheese wax is the best because it is breathable, fast drying and holds its shape easily. If you plan to coat your cheese in wax, follow these tips. 1. Melting The Wax You’ll need a […]
read moreIn Memory Of Sophie, Vice President of Meet & Greet
Sophie the golden retriever and our vice president of meet and greet, passed away earlier this month. Her owner, Mary Jo was Blended Waxes’ office administrator for 24 years before she retired earlier this year. Sophie was in charge of greeting all guests, participating in company meetings, sniffing out treats and the general goodwill of […]
read more3 Facts About Toll Manufacturing
Toll manufacturing, similar to contract manufacturing, provides customers with ways to save money and time producing their products. We specialize in blending, producing and packaging wax materials on behalf of other companies. Keep reading to learn three facts about toll manufacturing. 1. Cost-Efficient Companies that use toll manufacturing to produce their products don’t have to […]
read more4 Facts About Candelilla Wax
There are hundreds of wax types available. Each type serves a specific purpose. Keep reading to learn about candelilla wax. 1. Candelilla wax is a plant wax. It comes from the leaves of small candelilla shrubs, which are native to northern Mexico and the southwestern U.S.. The wax is harvested from the shrub leaves by […]
read more3 Valentine’s Day Gifts With Wax
Did you know many traditional Valentine’s Day gifts contain wax? Learn about three Valentine’s Day gifts that contain wax. Cards The card you send to your loved one may be coated in wax depending on the type of paper it is made from. Some papers are coated in a thin layer of wax to make […]
read more3 Facts About Microcrystalline Wax
Microcrystalline wax is one of the many types of waxes available. It is used in a variety of applications. Learn about three microcrystalline wax facts. 1. Petroleum Wax Microcrystalline wax is derived from crude oil and is considered a petroleum wax. It is de-oiled during the refining process, meaning the oil is removed to leave […]
read more4 Facts About Paraffin Wax
Paraffin wax is one of the most commonly used waxes. It is used in many everyday products. Read on to learn five facts about paraffin wax: 1. Source Wax properties change depending on the wax source. Paraffin wax is a petroleum wax derived from crude oil. The wax is separated from the oil through crystallization. […]
read more3 Holiday Wax Crafts
Spread holiday cheer with handmade crafts! Check out three creative projects you can make with wax. Crayon Candle Transform broken crayons into a colorful candle. Crayons are made from a combination of paraffin wax and pigments. To make the candle, you’ll need: Crayons with the wrappers removed A clear jar Waxed wick Place the wick […]
read more4 Laboratory Instruments For Wax Lab Tests
We use various laboratory instruments to properly test each wax blend and ensure consistent quality. 1. Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) This tool measures wax melt point through thermal analysis. Melt points vary depending on the wax blend. Different melt points are ideal for different applications. The DSC measures the difference in the amount of heat required […]
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