Kerafine 95 Paraffin Wax - Pellets

Kerafine 95 - in pellet form

Its properties make it especially used for polishes.

Kerafine 95 is a paraffin with an extremely high melting point, making it particularly suitable for applications requiring maximum thermal stability.

Characteristics of Kerafine 95:

• Melting point: Approximately 95 degrees Celsius.
• Composition: Like other paraffins, Kerafine 95 is composed mainly of saturated hydrocarbons (alkanes) with a linear or slightly branched molecular structure.
• Appearance: Solid, often white or slightly translucent.
• Viscosity: Typically low at temperatures above its melting point, allowing for good handling and application.

Typical uses:

• Industrial applications:
  • Protective coatings and waxes: Used to protect metal surfaces or other materials requiring protection at very high temperatures.
• Textile industry: Used in certain textile finishes where very high heat resistance is required.
• Cosmetics and Personal Care Products:
  • Lipsticks and Balms: Used to stabilize formulas that must withstand body temperatures without melting, especially in hot climates.
• Lubricants:
  • High Temperature: Used in lubricant formulations for machinery and equipment operating at extremely high temperatures.

Advantages:

• Thermal Stability: Its ability to maintain strength and properties at very high temperatures makes it ideal for applications where even other high-temperature paraffins would be ineffective.
• Protection and Insulation: Provides an excellent barrier to moisture and corrosive agents, while withstanding very high temperatures.

In summary, Kerafine 95 is a very high temperature paraffin, mainly used in industrial applications, polishes and cosmetics requiring maximum heat resistance and effective protection at extremely high temperatures.