COCONUT & SOY CONTAINER WAX

Description 

Available in small chunks

The wax has a melting point of around 47ºC and is firm to the touch. The maximum scent load varies between 8% and 10% depending on the oil. The wax can be heated to and poured at 65ºC-70ºC into ambient glassware (20-30ºC ideally). Depending on the fragrance and conditions, a surface re-melt may be required to become smooth.

Recommendations 

Depending on the fragrance and conditions, a surface re-melt may be required to become smooth. Do not heat the wax above 93.3°C. If the wax is held at higher temperatures for long periods of time, it will discolor. Always use a thermometer when melting the wax and never leave your heated wax unattended. While the wax is melting, stir it regularly to reduce localized heating. This will help to reduce the burning of the wax while heating.

Step Two: Adding Ingredients (Apart from Scent and Dye)—Other additives or ingredients may be added at any time to help improve the performance of the wax.

Step Three: Adding Candle Scent and Dye – The fragrances and dyes should be added to the wax after it is completely liquid. Make sure to stir the wax completely to ensure that the fragrances and dyes are completely mixed in.

Step Four: Preparing the Wax for Pouring - After the wax has completely melted, reduce the heat so that it cools to a temperature of 65°C. This will reduce the cracking and discoloration of the wax after it has cooled. Pour temperature should be matched to ambient room temperature recommendations in the table below for best results.

Step Five: Pouring Candles—Make sure that the container is at room temperature or slightly warmer before pouring the wax into the container. The wax should be poured into the container when it is at 65–70°C to reduce cracking and speed up the cure time of the wax. If the wax is to be left in the melter overnight, it should be stored at a temperature of 54.4 to 62.8°C.

Step Six: Curing of Candles—The candle should be allowed to cool and cure for at least 2 weeks before the candle is burnt. This will allow the crystals of the wax to completely form, giving a nice finish to the candle.

Always adjust the pour temperature with your room temperature

Notes:

• Candles over 89 mm in diameter may need to be double wicked to ensure a full melt pool.
• It works well with both liquid and powdered dyes.

Our testing has found this wax works well when heated to around 75°C with fragrance added at 70°C (if using dye, mix before fragrance at 75°C) before being poured slowly into warmed glassware immediately after stirring. For us, this method has resulted in smooth tops and perfect adhesion in clear glassware. Please note, however, the ideal pouring temperature may vary depending on container size and room temperature; therefore, proper testing in small batches is always recommended, and our testing cannot take the place of your own testing. 

For quick wick guidance:

This information is just a starting point, as there are many variables that can affect burning.

Wax storage conditions: best stored at +18°C to +29°C. Protect from extreme conditions, i.e., > 32°C heat and < 5°C temperature.