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Melting point of different natural waxes

2020-02-27 01:47:13

Each natural wax has a different melting point and has its own unique features.
The following is an order of melting points for several commonly used natural waxes（from low to high）

1. Coconut wax: 40-42 ℃
2. Soy wax: 50-55 ℃
3. Palm wax: 54-58 ℃
4. Beeswax: 61-66 ℃
5. Rice bran wax: 75-80 ℃

We recommend that you choose different waxes or mixed waxes according to your preference. If you need more specific guidance or suggestions, please feel free to contact us.

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