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100% natural palm wax. Could be use for produce glass<br />container handle where it displays a unique lava pattern. It can also be made into votive<br />and pilllar candles with the same pattern under different processing condition. 100% natural palm wax. Could be use for produce glass
container handle where it displays a uniq...detail
2.25 €        
Palm wax for candles in containers. Palm wax for candles in containers....detail
2.30 €        
 
100% natural palm wax BW701. Could be use for pilllar candles with the same pattern under different processing condition. 100% natural palm wax BW701. Could be use for pilllar candles with the same pattern under different ...detail
2.40 €        Not availlable
Soy wax for container candles.<br />Melting temperature 42-60C Soy wax for container candles.
Melting temperature 42-60C...detail
3.29 €        
 
KeraSoy Pillar Blend<p>KeraSoy Pillar Blend is a blend specifically developed for the production of Pillar candles and wax tarts. It is suitable for further blending with fragrances and oil soluble dyestuffs. Kerasoy Pillar blend is biodegradable and vegan friendly. No animal products are used and no animal testing has been carried out in its manufacture. KeraSoy Pillar Blend does not require additives, other than fragrance and colour required by the Candle maker. Old or partial candles may be remelted and the wax reused but it is advisable not to heat the wax above 85°C or heating for extended lengths of time. Waxes should be stored in a cool, dry location away from direct heat, sunlight and moisture.<br />Moulds</p><p>Moulds should be clean and free of contaminants. They should be at least at room temperature, although pre-heating to approx. 45 - 50°C can be beneficial.<br />Colour</p><p>Most dyes work with KeraSoy Pillar; powder, liquid, chips, blocks, etc. When using powder dyes, heat the wax to approx. 75°C, add the dye and mix until dissolved. Powder dyes may also be dissolved in fragrance and then added to the melted wax, be sure that the dye has dissolved completely before adding. When using powder dyes dissolved in fragrance, liquid dyes, or colour blocks heat the wax to 70°C. If you wish to make your candle darker or "richer", add a little black dye to the colour you are using.<br />Fragrance</p><p>KeraSoy Pillar has been designed for fragrance at levels between 5 - 10%. Fragrance which is specifically developed for use with natural waxes is highly recommended. Burn pool size and depth greatly affect fragrance throw so correct wicking is paramount. Some fragrances may react poorly with the wax causing bleeding, objectionable surface finishes or poor flame quality. This has been found to be exaggerated when using fragrances specifically designed for use in Paraffin wax candles.<br />Wicking</p><p>Natural waxes tend to require larger wick sizes than traditional paraffin waxes. Fragrance, colour and candle configuration have a great impact on the best wick choice. Too large of a wick may cause sooting, accelerated burn times and guttering (wax leaking through the side of the candle). Too small a wick will cause tunneling and produce a smaller flame. Keep wicks trimmed to ¼ inch. If you experience poor flame quality or stability, try a different type of wick. Test burning should be done after the candle has had a chance to sit for 48 hours after pouring.<br />Melting</p><p>Temporary high temperatures (up to 90°C) have no adverse effect as long as the wax is cooled back down quickly. Higher temperatures may cause the wax to discolour. Allow the wax to cool to your desired pour temperature, add the fragrance and mix well. Be sure to stir/mix the wax while melting. Avoid using Pillars containing copper and zinc as this may accelerate discolouration. Stainless Steel is the material of choice although mild steel is acceptable. Digital temperature probes are readily available and are a safer choice than the traditional Mercury in glass type.<br />Pouring</p><p>Pour temperatures may vary according to mould type & size, fragrance & dye used and the effects the candle maker wishes to achieve. Greater release from the moulds may be achieved by pouring at temperature of around 55 - 65°C, although this will be dependent upon the size and shape of the candle being produced. Fragrance should be added and mixed immediately prior to pouring where practical. If you experience difficulties with your pour temperature, try a lower or higher temperature in increments of 5 - 10°C. Consider pouring into pre heated moulds for enhanced release properties.<br />Double-Pour</p><p>KeraSoy Pillar is formulated to require only a single pour, however for some large Pillars; a top-up is required to achieve the best candle surface. A small amount of wax at a slightly warmer temperature than the candle was poured at can be used to top-up the candle before the candle is fully cool (pouring the top-up once the candle is completely cool may result in a reduction of adhesion to the Pillar).<br />Candle Cooling</p><p>Cool undisturbed candles at room temperature (about 25°C). Candles should be allowed to sit undisturbed for 48 hours before test burning. Test Burn: Check wicking. Test burn the candle for burn pool diameter and "mushrooming" after it has cooled for 48 hours. Mushrooming is when carbon and/or other substances build up on the end of the wick interfering with combustion. Mushrooming can cause sooting and poor odours. Try different wicks until you have your desired burn pool diameter and a good clean flame.  </p> KeraSoy Pillar Blend

KeraSoy Pillar Blend is a blend specifically developed for the production of ...detail

4.19 €   3.99 €        
KeraSoy Container Wax<p>KeraSoy Container Wax is a blend specifically developed for the production of container candles. It is suitable for further blending with fragrances and oil soluble dyestuffs. KeraSoy Container blend is biodegradable and vegan friendly. No animal products are used and no animal testing has been carried out in its manufacture. KeraSoy Container Wax does not require additives, other than fragrance and colour required by the Candle maker. Old or partial candles may be remelted and the wax reused although it is advisable not to heat the wax above 85°C or heating for extended lengths of time. Waxes should be stored in a cool, dry location away from direct heat, sunlight and moisture.<br />Containers</p><p>Containers should be clean and free of contaminants. Containers should be at least at room temperature, although pre-heating the containers to approx. 45 - 50°C can be beneficial.<br />Colour</p><p>Most dyes work with KeraSoy Container; powder, liquid, chips, blocks, etc. When using powder dyes, heat the wax to approx. 75°C, add the dye and mix until dissolved. Powder dyes may also be dissolved in fragrance and then added to the melted wax, be sure the dye has dissolved completely before adding. When using powder dyes dissolved in fragrance, liquid dyes, colour blocks, chips or no dye heat the wax to 70°C. If you wish to make your candle darker or "richer", add a little black dye to the colour you are using.<br />Fragrance</p><p>KeraSoy Container may be used with fragrance at levels up to 10-12%, however fragrance which is specifically developed for use with natural waxes is highly recommended. Burn pool size and depth greatly affect fragrance throw so correct wicking is paramount. Some fragrances may react poorly with the wax causing bleeding, objectionable surface finishes or poor flame quality. This has been found to be exaggerated when using fragrances specifically designed for use in Paraffin wax candles.<br />Wicking</p><p>Natural waxes tend to require larger wick sizes than traditional paraffin waxes. Fragrance, colour and candle configuration have a great impact on the best wick choice. Too large of a wick may cause sooting, accelerated burn times and guttering (wax leaking through the side of the candle). Too small a wick will cause tunnelling and produce a smaller flame. Keep wicks trimmed to ¼ inch. If you experience poor flame quality or stability, try a different type of wick. Test burning should be done after the candle has had a chance to sit for 48 hours after pouring.<br />Melting</p><p>Temporary high temperatures (up to 90°C) have no adverse effect as long as the wax is cooled back down quickly. Higher temperatures may cause the wax to discolour. Allow the wax to cool to your desired pour temperature, add the fragrance and mix well. Be sure to stir/mix the wax while melting. Avoid using containers containing copper and zinc as this may accelerate discolouration. Stainless Steel is the material of choice although mild steel is acceptable. Digital temperature probes are readily available and are a safer choice than the traditional Mercury in glass type.<br />Pouring</p><p>Pour temperatures may vary according to mould type & size, fragrance & dye used and the effects the candle maker wishes to achieve. Greater adhesion to containers can be achieved by pouring at temperature close to congealing point (approximately 45 - 55°C). Fragrance should be added and mixed immediately prior to pouring where practical. If you experience difficulties with your pour temperature, try a lower or higher temperature in increments of 5 - 10°C. Consider pouring into pre heated moulds for better adhesion to glass containers.<br />Double-Pour</p><p>KeraSoy Container is formulated to require only a single pour in most containers however, for some large containers; a top-up is required to achieve the best candle surface. A small amount of wax at a slightly warmer temperature than the candle was poured at can be used to top-up the candle before the candle is fully cool (pouring the top-up once the candle is completely cool may result in a reduction of adhesion to the container).<br />Candle Cooling</p><p>Cool undisturbed candles at room temperature (about 25°C). Candles should be allowed to sit undisturbed for 48 hours before test burning.</p> KeraSoy Container Wax

KeraSoy Container Wax is a blend specifically developed for the production o...detail

4.45 €   3.99 €        
 
100% coconut wax. 100% coconut wax....detail
3.99 €        
<p>A rapeseed based natural wax product formulated for use in container candlesA rapeseed based natural blended wax suitable for container candle making. This wax has been blended to provide a smooth consistent burn. </p><p>Physical Properties</p><p>Description<br />Rapeseed Based Container<br />Congealing Point °C 43<br />Viscosity @ 100°C, cSt 10<br />Penetration @ 25°C, dmm 41EN<br />Colour Cream</p><p> </p>

A rapeseed based natural wax product formulated for use in container candlesA rapeseed based natu...detail

4.19 €        
 
EcoSoya Melt is an all natural soy wax specifically designed for making perfect wax tarts and melts.<p>This wax exhibits great scent throw, vibrant colours, and excellent mould release. Truly the perfect natural wax for smooth and creamy surface finish. This wax can take a fragrance load of up to 12%.</p><p>We recommend heating this wax to around 70 degrees to melt and pouring at 60 degrees. Add fragrance as close to pour temperature as possible for optimum results.</p><p>Try this wax if you had previously used EcoSoya Q230 from the old Quantum range.</p><p> </p> EcoSoya Melt is an all natural soy wax specifically designed for making perfect wax tarts and melts....detail
4.39 €        
<p>Soy wax with coconut. </p><p>Melting point 42-62</p>

Soy wax with coconut.

Melting point 42-62

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4.45 €        
 
EcoSoya PB Instructions  EcoSoya Piller Blend (PB) is self-releasing so it is perfect for all molded candles: pillars, votives, tarts, novelty candles, etc. Molds  Molds should be clean and room temperature. Conditioning is recommended with new molds or molds previously used with paraffin.  This simply involves thoroughly wiping the inside walls with warm soybean/vegetable oil. Dyes  Most dyes (powder, liquid, chips, blocks, etc.) work with PB.  To achieve better color depth, use about 30% more dye.  When using powder dyes, heat the wax to 190°F (87.8°C), add the dye, and mix until dissolved.  Powder dyes may also be dissolved in fragrances and then added to the melted wax (be sure the dye has dissolved completely before adding).  *When using powder dyes dissolved in fragrance, liquid dyes, color blocks, chips or no dye, heat the was to 155°F (68.3°C). Fragrance  Many fragrances work in PB, especially those designed for soy wax in general.  Recommended maximum scent load is about 12%.  To minimize scent loss, add scent prior to pouring but at a wax temperature no less then 145°F (61.1°C).  Accomodate for temperature drop due to the addition of the cooler scent when targeting pour temperature.  Some scents may react poorly causing bleed, objectionable frosting, or poor flame quality.  Try a different scent or manufacturer to correct that occurrence. Wicking  PB requires larger wicking than paraffin.  Wicks such as paper cored, cotton cored or metal cored should be avoided as they tend to cause sooting and carbon build-up.  PB tends to burn more down than out creating a Hurricane Candle effect in pillar candles.  Scent, color and candle configuraton have a great impact on the best wick choice.  Too large of a wick may cause sooting, quick burn times and guttering (wax leaking through the side of the candle).MeltingWhen using dye, except for powdered or un-dyed PB, melt the wax to a minimum of 155°F (68.3°C) under gentle agitation to promote even heating and thorough mixing.  For powder dyes, heat the wax to 190°F (87.8°C) to ensure the dye dissolves.  Temporary high temperatures such as 190°F (87.8°C) have no adverse effect if cooled quickly.  Higher temperatures, in excess of 190°F (87.8°C) may cause wax to discolor.  Allow the wax to cool to the desired pour temperature.PouringIt is typical for wax to solidify at the beginning of the pour during its first contact with the mold.  PB should have a pour temperature high enough so that when the mold is full, the initial solidified wax has remelted.  The temperature should not be so high that the liquid wax sits more than 30 minutes before starting to solidify.Pour temperatures will vary according to mold type and size, fragrance and dye, and the effects preferred.  PB does not normally produce static electricity or bubbles when poured, tapping of the molds is not necessary. A recommended starting temperature is 155°F (68.3°C).There is a difference in cooling rates for different mold configurations.  Cooling too quickly or too slowly can cause cracking and/or frosting.  If difficulties are experienced with your pour temperatures, try a lower or higher temperature in increments of 10°F (6°C).PB Double-Pour: When using EcoSoya PB two pours are required with candles such as 3 & 4 inch (7.6 cm & 10.2 cm) diameter pillars.  The first pour is done at 155°F (68.3°C) by filling the mold to the top and allowing the candle to set up with a warm but congealed soft center.  If the top of the mold (bottom of the candle) has “skinned” over and left a void inside, poke two holes into the candle near the wick.The second pour is done at 140°F (60.0°C) while the candle center is still warm but congealed.Do not pour past the solidified wax of the first pour; in essence “fill” the first pour.Making Votives with PB: The first pour is done at 155°F (68.3°C) by filling the mold within 1/8 inch (0.3 cm) from the top.  Allow the votive to cool until it is still warm with a congealed center that has no liquid.  If the top of the candle has “skinned” over, poke two holes near the wick.  Pour a second time at 140°F (60.0°C) to completely fill the votive mold.Pour temperatures should be checked and confirmed according to seasonal changes.Candle Cooling and Mold ReleaseCool undisturbed candles at an ambient temperature of 70°F (21.1°C).  The molds should be at least 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) apart to allow air circulation for even cooling.EcoSoya PB is self-releasing.  Slower cooling will encourage the candle to adhere to the mold causing it not to release, while quicker cooling will encourage pull away and release.  PB is designed to shrink back from the mold for easier release and should be encouraged to do so.  Silicone mold release spray may be used in the unusual event of poor release.Candles should be allowed to sit undisturbed for 48 hours before test burning. EcoSoya PB Instructions EcoSoya Piller Blend (PB) is self-releasing so it is perfect for all molded...detail
4.49 €        
This all-natural soy wax is an advanced container blend, created to provide brilliant scent throw and glass adhesion. This wax requires no wax additives, other than colour, fragrance or essential oils which can be purchased separately on Cosy Owl.  When purchasing wicks for your containers, be aware that a slightly larger wick is needed, compared to the wick size you would use with paraffin wax. EcoSoya CB-Advanced has been designed to take fragrances at 12%.<p>This wax melts the best around 75°c and pours at 60°c. Your fragrance should be added as close to the pouring temperature as possible, mixed for 2 minutes and then poured.</p><p>CB-Advanced has been created to require a single-pour providing a smooth level surface; however, for larger containers, a second pour may be necessary to achieve your desired surface.</p><p>EcoSoya waxes are 100% natural, non-toxic and vegan. They also do not contain paraffin.</p> This all-natural soy wax is an advanced container blend, created to provide brilliant scent throw an...detail
4.50 €        
 
 Eco Olive Container Blend is a blend specifically developed to produce Container candles. Supplied in pellets, it is suitable for further blending with fragrances and oil soluble dyestuffs.<br />No animal products are used, and no animal testing has been carried out in its manufacture.<br />Eco Olive Container Blend wax is a 100% natural blend of predominantly olive wax with natural performance additives to improve burn and scent throw. This wax does not contain any genetically modified ingredients, palm, or paraffin products. It is bio-degradable and vegan friendly.<br />Our soy waxes are manufactured in the UK by Kerax, and our soy is sourced from a European supply chain. We source our soy according to a policy of No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation.<br />Eco Olive Container Blend provides excellent hot and cold scent throw, a smooth surface finish with a subtle gloss. It only requires a single pour and is easy to remove cleanly from moulds. This wax can take a fragrance load of up to 12% with fragrance oils designed for use with natural waxes. We recommend melting this wax to around 75°C and pouring at 65°C with a cure time of 48 hours. As with all candle manufacture, we recommend thorough testing with all wax, fragrance oil and wick combinations.<br />Containers<br />Containers should be clean and free of contaminants. They should be at least at room temperature, although pre-heating to approx. 45 - 50°C can be beneficial.<br />Colour<br />When using powder dyes, heat the wax to approx. 75°C, add the dye and mix until dissolved. Powder dyes may also be dissolved in fragrance and then added to the melted wax, be sure that the dye has dissolved completely before adding. When using powder dyes dissolved in fragrance, liquid dyes, or colour blocks heat the wax to 70°C. If you wish to make your candle darker or "richer", add a little black dye to the colour you are using.<br />Fragrance<br />Eco Olive Container Blend has been designed for fragrance at levels between 5 - 12%. Fragrance which is specifically developed for use with natural waxes is highly recommended. Burn pool size and depth greatly affect fragrance throw so correct wicking is paramount. Some fragrances may react poorly with the wax causing bleeding, objectionable surface finishes or poor flame quality. This has been found to be exaggerated when using fragrances specifically designed for use in Paraffin wax candles.<br />Wicking<br />Natural waxes tend to require larger wick sizes than traditional paraffin waxes. Fragrance, colour, and candle configuration have a great impact on the best wick choice. Too large of a wick may cause sooting, accelerated burn times and guttering (wax leaking through the side of the candle). Too small a wick will cause tunnelling and produce a smaller flame. Keep wicks trimmed to ¼ inch. If you experience poor flame quality or stability, try a different type of wick. Test burning should be done after the candle has had a chance to sit for 48 hours after pouring.<br />Melting<br />Temporary high temperatures (up to 90°C) have no adverse effect if the wax is cooled back down quickly. Higher temperatures may cause the wax to discolour. Allow the wax to cool to your desired pour temperature, add the fragrance and mix well.<br />Be sure to stir/mix the wax while melting. Avoid using receptacles containing copper and zinc as this may accelerate discolouration. Stainless Steel is the material of choice although mild steel is acceptable. Digital temperature probes are readily available and are a safer choice than the traditional Mercury in glass type.<br />Pouring<br />Pour temperatures may vary according to container type & size, fragrance & dye used and the effects the candle maker wishes to achieve. Fragrance should be added and mixed immediately prior to pouring where practicable. If you experience difficulties with your pour temperature, try a lower or higher temperature in increments of 5 - 10°C. Consider pouring into pre heated containers.<br />Candle Cooling<br />Cool undisturbed candles at room temperature (about 25°C). Candles should be allowed to sit undisturbed for 48 hours before test burning. Test Burn: Check wicking. Test burn the candle for burn pool diameter and "mushrooming" after it has cooled for 48 hours. Mushrooming is when carbon and/or other substances build up on the end of the wick interfering with combustion. Mushrooming can cause sooting and poor odours. Try different wicks until you have your desired burn pool diameter and a good clean flame. Small air bubbles may be noticed around the wick during burning, this is a normal occurrence. Eco Olive Container Blend is a blend specifically developed to produce Container candles. Supplied ...detail
4.99 €        
Golden Wax 464 is a soy wax designed for container candles.<p>It contains a soy additive to reduce frosting. </p><p>Pour temperatures should be reasonably high (57°C) depending on container geometry.</p><p>Temporary high temperatures (up to 90°C) have no adverse effect as long as the wax is cooled back down quickly. Higher temperatures may cause the wax to discolour. Allow the wax to cool to your desired pour temperature, add the fragrance at approx 70°C and mix well. Be sure to stir/mix the wax while melting. Avoid using containers containing copper and zinc as this may accelerate discolouration. Stainless Steel is the material of choice although mild steel is acceptable. Digital temperature probes are readily available and are a safer choice than the traditional Mercury in glass type.</p><p>Pour temperatures may vary according to mould type & size, fragrance & dye used and the effects the candlemaker wishes to achieve. Greater adhesion to containers can be achieved by pouring at a temperature close to the congealing point (approximately 45 - 55°C). Fragrance should be added and mixed immediately prior to pouring where practical. If you experience difficulties with your pour temperature, try a lower or higher temperature in increments of 5 - 10°C. Consider pouring into preheated moulds for better adhesion to glass containers.</p> Golden Wax 464 is a soy wax designed for container candles.

It contains a soy additive to reduce f...detail

5.25 €        
 
For the production of free-standing candles. It can be used to obtain various candle shapes: votive candles, pillars, cones, balls, simple ones. Parameters: Melting point: 54-58 ˚ C For the production of free-standing candles. It can be used to obtain various candle shapes: votive ...detail
6.25 €        Not availlable
200x100x0.5mm 200x100x0.5mm...detail
6.99 €        
 
Each pot of Candle Gel includes a wick. Simply melt Candle Gel at 25° C (place container in a saucepan of water) insert wick in suitable container(possibly a wine bottle you have cut down with your Bottle Cutter) and pour the molten Gel. Experiment by using various colours together,pour one colour onto another, mix colours together or stir vigorously to impart bubble effect. Each pot of Candle Gel includes a wick. Simply melt Candle Gel at 25° C (place container in a sa...detail
9.49 €        
Beeswax  100% Beeswax 100%...detail
9.99 €        
 
Powder Candle 750g Powder Candle 750g...detail
9.99 €        
Size: 26x20cm Size: 26x20cm ...detail
10.99 €        
 



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