
Paraffin waxes
Our most cost-effective wax and the one that reaches the widest set of products. Hard grades hold structure; soft grades give the consistency creams and lotions need.
Paraffin to synthetic — sourced globally, held in stock across the Middle East and Africa.
Slabs · pastilles · powder · micronized · emulsion · drum

Our most cost-effective wax and the one that reaches the widest set of products. Hard grades hold structure; soft grades give the consistency creams and lotions need.

For products that need to bend without cracking and hold oil without sweating it. Higher melting than paraffin, and far more forgiving.

When you need more heat resistance without paying for it in viscosity. Very hard, very pure, sulphur- and aromatics-free.

Protects the finished print or paint film from rubbing, scuffing and blocking. Includes polyethylene and oxidized grades.

Wax you can pump and dose straight into a waterborne process, with no melting step. Anionic and cationic charge options.

Carnauba, beeswax and soy wax — bio-based alternatives where a natural or organic claim is part of the product.

Synthetic purity where a natural mineral wax is scarce, inconsistent or hard to source — matched to the profile you already run.

Keeps rubber goods from cracking and greying in service. Fast-bloom grades protect new goods; durable grades protect over service life.

Built to your job rather than picked off a shelf — coating, laminating, gloss, sealing, candle and finish blends.
Technical and safety data sheets, a certificate of analysis on every lot, and the declarations your quality team will ask for — sent without you having to chase them. Figures shown on this site are a starting point for sampling; the current TDS and CoA govern.
A line or two about what you are making is enough to start — we’ll take it from there.