More heat resistance without paying for it in viscosity. Very hard, very pure, and consistent lot to lot.
Pastilles · micro pastilles · coarse powder
Raises heat resistance and sharpens set speed while keeping melt viscosity low, so the adhesive goes on thinner. A lower-carbon grade is available for packaging lines.
External lubrication for rigid PVC and CPVC: longer fusion time, lower fusion torque, longer stability time. Also used in injection moulding and rubber extrusion.
Hard wax for rub resistance, gloss and slip in the finished film. For powder, can, wood and automotive coatings, take the micronized form.
Lets asphalt mix and pave at lower temperatures, with better compaction and more resistance to deformation. Also adds durability to bituminous roofing and waterproofing.
A heavy-metal-free alternative to stearates for expandable polystyrene: freer-flowing beads in storage and expansion, cleaner mould release.
| Family | Congealing, °C | Drop point, °C | Penetration, 0.1 mm | Compliance | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Medium-melt FT wax | 76–85 | 85–88 | 4–12 | FDA · BfR (grade-dependent) | Hot melts, coatings, polymer processing |
| High-melt FT wax | 96–100 | 112 | ≤ 3 | FDA · BfR (grade-dependent) | Hot melts, PVC, inks, asphalt |
| Extra-high-melt FT wax | 102–108 | 117 | ≤ 1 | FDA · BfR (grade-dependent) | Heat-resistant hot melts, PVC |
Medium-melt Fischer-Tropsch paraffins (congealing 56–70 °C) sit with our Paraffin waxes. Bands span the grades we supply in each family. Figures are a starting point for sampling; the current TDS and CoA govern.
Pastilles and coarse powder in bags; micronized grades on the micronized range page.
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 synthetic hard wax made from natural gas rather than crude oil. You get a narrow, consistent melting range and very low viscosity when molten.
High-melt grades, congealing 96–100 °C, are the usual choice. They add heat resistance and fast set without thickening the melt.
Various grades comply with FDA and BfR food-contact regulations. The declaration for your grade comes with the documentation pack.
Yes, a lower-carbon-footprint grade with the same properties as the high-melt standard grade, aimed at packaging and adhesive lines.
A line or two about what you are making is enough to start — we’ll take it from there.
