Castor Wax
Applications: Coatings, candles, and polishes due to its hardness and high melting point.
Castor Wax, also known as hydrogenated castor oil, is a hard, brittle, and high-melting-point wax derived from castor oil through the hydrogenation process. This versatile, sustainable, and eco-friendly product is widely used across industries for its excellent lubricating, waterproofing, and thickening properties.
Key Features of Castor Wax
- Natural and Sustainable:
- Sourced from renewable castor oil, making it an environmentally friendly choice.
- High Melting Point:
- Melts at approximately 85°C–88°C, ensuring stability in high-temperature applications.
- Water-Resistant:
- Offers superior water-repellent properties, ideal for coatings and waterproofing applications.
- Non-Toxic and Biodegradable:
- Safe for use in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and eco-friendly formulations.
- Excellent Lubrication:
- Reduces friction and wear, enhancing the performance of mechanical components.
- Versatile Consistency:
- Functions as a thickener, hardener, and emollient in various products.
Applications of Castor Wax
- Cosmetics and Personal Care:
- Used in lipsticks, balms, creams, and lotions for thickening, stabilizing, and moisturizing properties.
- Pharmaceuticals:
- Acts as a coating agent in tablets and a stabilizer in medicinal formulations.
- Industrial Lubricants:
- Provides lubrication in machinery, reducing friction and wear.
- Coatings and Polishes:
- Ensures water resistance and durability in floor waxes, shoe polishes, and industrial coatings.
- Textiles:
- Enhances fabric finishes, adding water-repellent and softening qualities.
- Plastics and Rubber:
- Acts as a processing aid and anti-static agent in manufacturing processes.
- Food Industry:
- Functions as a mold-release agent and stabilizer in food-grade applications.
- Candles:
- Provides a hard, glossy finish and improves burn quality.
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