Kavyam Impex

Product Name: Gel Wax for Candle Making
Wax Type: Mineral Oil–Based Gel Wax
Grade: Premium / Candle Grade
Color: Crystal Clear / Transparent
Form: Semi-solid Gel

Product Description

Our high-quality gel wax for candle making is a crystal-clear, transparent wax specially designed to create decorative and designer candles. It offers excellent clarity, allowing embedded objects like shells, stones, flowers, or beads to be clearly visible. Gel wax provides a long-lasting, clean burn and gives candles a glossy, premium appearance.

Key Features

• High transparency and clarity

• Smooth, glossy finish

• Slow and long-lasting burn

• Excellent fragrance holding capacity

• Easy to melt and pour

• Minimal smoke when used correctly

• Premium look for decorative candles

Technical Specifications

• Appearance: Clear / transparent gel

• Texture: Thick, elastic gel

• Odor: Odorless

• Burn Quality: Clean & stable flame

Suitable For

• Decorative gel candles

• Designer & luxury candles

• Jar and container candles

• Embedded object candles

• Gift & home décor candles

Recommended Usage

• Fragrance Load: 3% – 6% (use gel-wax compatible fragrance oils only)

• Pouring Temperature: 90°C – 100°C

• Use zinc or special gel-wax wicks for best results

Packaging Details

• Available Pack Sizes: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg

• Packaging: Leak-proof, sealed containers

• Supply Type: Retail & bulk supply available

Why Choose Our Gel Wax

 

• Crystal-clear finish for premium candles

• Ideal for decorative and display candles

• Reliable quality for professional candle makers

• Widely used for custom and luxury candle designs

Key Specifications Applications

• Candle Making: Produces clean, drip-free, long-burning candles.

• Cosmetics: Used in lip balms, lotions, salves, and creams.

• Pharmaceuticals: Acts as a binder and time-release agent in tablets.

• Wood & Leather Polish: Used in natural polish blends.

• Soap Making: Adds hardness and structure to natural soaps.

Semi-refined paraffin wax is a versatile, petroleum-derived product with a waxy, solid consistency, commonly used in various industrial and commercial applications. It is partially refined, containing a higher oil content (typically 0.5–2%) compared to fully refined paraffin wax, which makes it less pure but more cost-effective. Its properties include a white to off-white color, odorless nature, and a melting point usually ranging from 48°C to 66°C (118°F to 151°F), depending on the specific grade. Key characteristics: • Appearance: White to slightly yellowish, opaque solid. • Oil Content: 0.5–2%, giving it a slightly softer texture than fully refined wax. • Melting Point: Varies by grade, typically 48–66°C. • Uses: Widely used in candle making, packaging, cosmetics, rubber, and textile industries, as well as for coatings, adhesives, and polishes. It’s also employed in food packaging (e.g., cheese coatings) and as a lubricant or waterproofing agent. • Advantages: Cost-effective, good moldability, and suitable for applications where high purity isn’t critical. • Limitations: Higher oil content may affect clarity and hardness, making it less suitable for high-end cosmetic or food-grade applications compared to fully refined wax. Semi-refined paraffin wax strikes a balance between quality and affordability, making it a practical choice for many industrial purposes.