Kavyam Impex

Gel wax is a transparent, jelly-like wax made from mineral oil and polymer resin, ideal for creating decorative container candles. It burns longer than traditional waxes, holds fragrance well, and allows embedding of items like glitter, flowers, or shells for creative designs.

Gel Wax – Key Features (Short)

• Crystal-clear transparency

• Long-lasting, clean burn

• Jelly-like texture, easy to mold

• Great scent throw with high flash point oils

• Safe and non-toxic

• Ideal for container candles

• Can be colored with gel-safe dyes

• Perfect for decorative and DIY projects

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.