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Micro wax is a refined synthetic wax with similar microcrystalline properties. As an experienced micro wax manufacturer, we provide microcrystalline wax with the characteristics of good gloss, high melting point, and light color. The structure of microcrystalline wax for sale is compact, firm, and smooth.

It can be melted with various natural waxes and can increase its low degree. The melting point of this industrial wax improves the microcrystalline waxes' properties. The micro crystal wax itself is as white as jade and generates light by friction, which has an extremely beneficial effect on the production of light-colored products. It is mainly composed of C30-50 cycloalkanes and a small amount of normal and isoparaffins. This micro crystalline wax for sale has the characteristics of high melting points and is amorphous. The melting point of microcrystalline wax is generally 54.4℃ to 90.6℃. Compared with paraffin wax, microcrystalline wax is tough and not easily broken. Most grades of microcrystalline wax have plasticity. In terms of color, we provide light yellow and milky white microcrystalline wax.

Features of Microcrystalline Wax for Sale
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Good gloss, high melting point, light color, etc.

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Compact, firm, and smooth structure.

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Tough and not easily broken.

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High melting point, amorphous.

Microcrystalline Wax Specification
Standard: SH/T 0013-2008

Test itemStandardTest Method
Drop Melting point     67<87GB/T 8026
Oil content%                             ≤3.0SH/T 0638
Color                                    ≤3.0GB/T 6540
Needle Penetration(25℃,100g), 1/10mm      ≤30
Needle Penetration(35℃,100g), 1/10mmGB/T 4985
Kinematic Viscosity(100℃), mm²/s             ≥6.0GB/T 265
Water Soluble Acid And AlkaliNullSH/T 0407

Micro Wax Uses
The micro crystal wax uses is a glazing agent, rust inhibitor, carbon paper, candles, packaging dipping, and fruit coating for paste products; also used in cosmetics, crayons, shoe polish, various glazing waxes, etc.

Microcrystalline Wax VS Paraffin Wax
Micro crystal wax and petroleum-based wax are both extracted from oil and have many similar characteristics and applications. However, there are some key differences well. One of the biggest differences is at the molecular level. Different molecular sizes of different materials, and microcrystalline wax has more branched molecular structures than paraffin wax.

This molecular composition makes slightly different properties of each type of wax. Paraffin wax has a lower melting temperature and better combustion properties, which is why this material is ideal for making candles. These waxes are also the better moisture-proof barriers. Microcrystalline wax tends to be thicker and stiffer but has better flexibility and elasticity. These waxes are also better applied in adhesive products. Paraffin is usually colorless or pale blue, while the microcrystalline wax varies from white to dark brown.

Micro Crystal Wax Packaging and Storage
As one of professional industrial wax suppliers, we offer a 50kgs woven bag and a 25kgs carton with plastic waterproof outer lining, Store indoors to isolate the influence of sunlight and temperature on microcrystalline wax.

Microcrystalline Waxes FAQs
Is Microcrystalline Wax Natural?
Paraffin and micro crystal waxes are natural waxes from ancient plants and animals from millions of years ago. Once extracted from the ground, the product is transported and processed (refined) into many different product forms, including wax.
Is Microcrystalline Wax Vegan?
If you are looking for environmentally friendly wax products, it is best to avoid any products that contain paraffin or micro crystal wax because these are not environmentally friendly. Instead, look for products containing animal or plant wax sources on the ingredient labels, depending on whether you prefer vegan products.
What Is Microcrystalline Wax?
Microcrystalline wax is a wax produced from deiled petroleum jelly oil as part of the petroleum refining process. Compared with the more common paraffin, microcrystalline wax mainly contains non-branched chain alkanes, while microcrystalline wax contains a higher proportion of heteroparaffin and cycloparanes.
Is Microcrystalline Wax Bad For Hair?
Microcrystalline wax in hair products has been proved to be a safe material and additive. EWG considered the safety of micro crystal wax as 99% and CIR approved its use. Microcrystalline wax is used in lipstick, eye makeup, foundation, nail products, some skin care products, sunscreen, perfume, and hair care as well. It is used to improve the texture and consistency of the product, making it thicker or easier to apply.
Is Microcrystalline Wax Safe?
Microcrystalline wax uses in cosmetics is proved to be a safe ingredient and additive. EWG rated the safety of micro crystal wax as 99% and CIR approved its use. No studies have found any negative side effects or dangers in using products containing microcrystalline wax biodegradable.
Is Microcrystalline Wax Toxic?
Since long-term toxicity studies indicate that paraffin and microcrystal waxes from oil are non-toxic and non-carcinogenic, the committee established an "unspecified" ADI group for micro crystal wax and paraffin for use described in the specification.
How To Use Microcrystalline Wax?
Microcrystalline wax is mainly used in laminated paper products, coatings and linings, binders, sealing compositions, and various types of finishes. The properties of microcrystalline wax may vary substantially compared to paraffin, depending on the source of the crude oil, the method and extent of extraction.