With a projected $1 billion in sales, industrial markets are expected to continue to dominate US wax demand through 2003 and beyond, reflecting the widespread use of commodity type
waxes in price sensitive and less critical applications including paper and paperboard, plastics and rubber, adhesives, inks and coatings, and other markets.
In 2010, Jeen International introduced a new concept in cold-water dispersible wax technologies called Jeesperse Cold Process
Waxes (CPW) and Jeesperse Instant Cold Emulsion Technology (ICE-T).
Waxes (published 04/2009, 237 pages) is available from the Freedonia Group, pr@freedoniagroup.com.
Paricin 285 and 220 amide
waxes recommended for ABS and PVC molding and extrusion.
* the relocation temperature of pattern
waxes increases as the heating rate increases;
Some fungi and other pests feed on those
waxes, however, so from a crop protection standpoint, a farmer might prefer a black mulch, which would reduce the wax in favor of more pest-resistant alkanes (a type of pure hydrocarbon).
In addition to innovative chemistry, the particle size of our micronized
waxes is carefully controlled using laser diffraction analysis in order to ensure consistent particle size uniformity from batch to batch.
Luwax PE and montan
waxes for use as lubricating, wetting and mold-release agents, as well as dispersants for pigments and fillers.
This allows us to turn prototype
waxes around in 3-4 days."
Petroleum-based products are gaining more prominence compared to the other types, mostly due to their large production scales compared to natural
waxes. The global micronized wax market accounted for a share of around 6-8% in the overall fossil-based market in 2017.
Paraffin
waxes are produced from petroleum products.
* Soft
waxes are new from Kahl Wax; they condition the skin and make it soft to the touch, imparting a luxurious skin feel, according to the company.
* AquaBead[R]
Waxes and Wax Emulsions--for water repel lency and moisture resistance
is a major manufacturer of specialized micronized
waxes, wax dispersions and emulsions in the ink industry.
Patterns produced by this method can be substituted for
waxes and used for the production of prototype and limited-run investment castings.