Blending - Palm Wax

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Blending - Palm Wax

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Blending - Palm Wax

Used for blending with soy waxes for Melts, Votives & Pillars
Ideal blend to start testing with is 50-50
Melting Point: 55 to 60°C
Recommended pour temperature - 85°C

Product Name	Per Kg	Price
Blending - Palm Wax- 1Kg	$7.50	$7.50
Blending - Palm Wax- 5Kg	$5.50	$27.50
Blending - Palm Wax- 20Kg	$3.50	$69.98

Product Description

Parameters	Specifications
Melting Point (°C)	55 - 60
Acid Value (mg KOH/g)	200 - 213
Color (5¼" Lovibond Cell)	1.0R Max
Moisture & Impurities (%)	0.15 Max
Subject	Description
Origin	100% vegetable based
Color	White
Product Form	Beads
Notes	Avoid using copper nozzle, mold or other copper based handling tools.
	It is not advisable to heat the material above 90°C.
	Stir the palm wax - Soy or Paraffin blend before pouring to ensure homogeneity.
	Wicks, dyes and fragrances used in paraffin candles may give different results when used with palm wax blends. Seek advice from your supplier to obtain suitable colorants and additives for your candle's formula.
	Store in a cool, dry place and away from direct light.

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Best stuff going!Review by Jacinta

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Seriously who is not using this to blend with???!!!???
Crisp colouring and shiny finish every time I blend with this product. Testing required to get to bang on of course, but when you do...... (Posted on 23/12/2018)

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Questions on Blending - Palm Wax

From Ulli Raftery at 20/07/2015 8:58 pm
- what type of wax burns for the longest time?
- Hi Ulli all waxes have different properties and it will depend on the fragrance load and wick size soy generally lasts longer than paraffin. CS
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