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Silica Wax


Silica Wax is mixture of PEY wax and oil originated from petroleum crude oil. Silica Wax oil content can range from 5% to 20%.

Silica Wax is produced during the production of Group I lube base oil. During production of Group I lube base oil, the feedstock firstly has to go through solvent extraction process to remove aromatics and the resultant product is called raffinate, The raffinate is then diluted with solvent like methyl-ethyl ketone (MEK) to lower its viscosity to improve low-temperature filterability. The diluted oil is then chilled to -10°C to -20°C. Wax crystals will form, precipitate and removed by filtration, The removed wax becomes Silica Wax.

The traditional usage of PEY Silica Wax is in the production of fully refined polyethylene wax. And other major usage are for particle board and medium density fiberboard, cable filing compound, matches, candles, rust protective products and moisture vapor barriers, With the continuous closure of Group I base oil plant which decrease supply, and new major applications for Silica Wax as feedstock for low sulfur fuel and Group III base oil plant, the price of PEY Silica Wax has since increased by a staggering 300% since early 2000s.

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Petroleum Jelly


Petroleum Jelly is a mixture of natural waxes and mineral oils that together lock moisture in skin, moisturizing it to repair and relieve dryness. Petroleum Jelly is made by the waxy pretoleum material that formed on oil rigs and distilling it. The lighter and thinner oil-based products make up Petroleum Jelly, also known as white petrolatum or simply as petrolatum.

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Paraffin Wax


Paraffin Waxes are separated from crude oil during the production of light(distillate) lubricating oils. These waxes are categorized by oil content and the degree of refinement. The crudest versions fall into the slack wax category and contain between 5% to 20% oil. Next on the step of refinement are scale waxes containing between 1% to 5% oil. The highest grade of refinement is the fully refined wax. Fully refined Paraffin Waxes contain less than 0.5% oil and have been hydro treated or clay treated to remove impurities and color. The resulting waxes are water clear, odor free, and normally food grade.

Paraffin Waxes are used in dozens of applications in including: candles, corrugated boxes, paper coating, board sizing,and many other applications. HCI wax paraffins are selected for their purity and consistent quality.

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Honey Wax


Honey Wax is a high gloss paste wax for used in the glass fibre industry as a mold release agent. It contains the carnauba wax, special binders and spreading agents.

Use Honey Wax to reduces time spent on a job due to its exceptional ease of application and buffing. It is an excellent mold release agent providing reproducibility, glossiness, and a non-staining, hard releasing film. It is easier to apply and remove than other processed waxes and the residual film is resistant to abrasion.

Honey Wax creates a durable wax surface that remains intact for multiple pulls.