Carnauba Wax
Carnauba Wax

Carnauba Wax

Carnauba Wax Specification

  • Product Type
  • Wax
  • Weight
  • Variable (typically supplied in bulk or bags)
  • Impurity (%)
  • <1%
  • Position
  • Top Layer of Palm Leaves
  • Grade
  • Industrial, Pharmaceutical, Food
  • Shape
  • Solid Flakes
  • Smell
  • Mild, Characteristic
  • Other Names
  • Brazil Wax, Palm Wax
  • Color
  • Yellow
  • Form
  • Flakes
  • Application
  • Polishes, Cosmetics, Food, Pharmaceuticals, Automotive
  • Solubility
  • Insoluble in water, soluble in alcohol and certain organic solvents
  • Storage Conditions
  • Cool, Dry Place
  • Shelf Life
  • 2 Years
  • Purity
  • >99%
  • Hardness
  • High
 
 

Carnauba Wax About

Carnauba Wax:

Company Origin Grade Packing Form
Pontes Brazil T1 Prime yellow 25Kg Lumps & POWDER
Pontes Brazil T3 Red 25Kg Flakes & Lumps
Pontes Brazil T4 Black 25Kg Flakes & Lumps

Applications:


Bullets Coating Candies/ Sweets Skin care
Textile coatings Toner Car polishing wax
Carbon Paper 
Chewing gum Chocolates
Computer printer ribbon Confectionery sugar Cosmetics 
 Crayons Dehydrated Vegetables Dental waxes
Dry batteries Electrical use Floor polishing wax
Food packing Can coating Fruit coating Furniture polishing wax
Graphite pencils
Hair Care Leather polishing wax
Lubricants Matches Medicine/Capsules
Modeling flowers and fruits Paints Pharmaceuticals
Photographic films Plastic film Precision Casting waxes
Printing inks Varnishes/Lacquers







Exceptional Quality and Purity

Carnauba Wax is carefully refined to maintain a purity of over 99%, with impurities kept below 1%. This ensures its suitability for sensitive uses including pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic formulations. The waxs distinct yellow color and characteristic, mild smell are indicative of its natural origins and high quality standards.


Wide-Ranging Applications

Thanks to its high hardness, Carnauba Wax is extensively used in polishes for automobiles and furniture, and as a safe ingredient in cosmetics and food products. Its solubility in alcohol and specific organic solvents makes it easy to incorporate into various manufacturing processes, contributing shine, protection, and texture across industries.


Reliable Storage and Longevity

With a two-year shelf life when stored in a cool, dry place, Carnauba Wax retains its quality and performance over time. The product is conveniently provided in solid flakes, and typically packaged in variable-weight bags suitable for bulk distribution and industrial use, making it practical for large-scale operations.

FAQs of Carnauba Wax:


Q: How should Carnauba Wax be stored to preserve its quality?

A: Carnauba Wax should be kept in a cool, dry place to prevent degradation. Storing it away from heat and moisture helps maintain its purity and effectiveness, extending its shelf life up to two years.

Q: What makes Carnauba Wax suitable for pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic applications?

A: With a purity of over 99% and less than 1% impurities, Carnauba Wax is safe for use in pharmaceuticals, food, and cosmetics. Its high hardness, non-toxicity, and natural composition make it trusted across these industries.

Q: When is Carnauba Wax typically used in manufacturing processes?

A: Carnauba Wax is integrated during formulation stages that require shine, texture, or protection. Its solubility in alcohol and certain organic solvents allows for smooth blending, making it ideal for use in polishes, coatings, food glazing, and cosmetic products.

Q: Where is Carnauba Wax primarily sourced and distributed?

A: Carnauba Wax is extracted from the top layer of palm leaves, commonly found in Brazil. In India, it is distributed, manufactured, supplied, and traded by various industry professionals for applications across multiple sectors.

Q: What are the benefits of using Carnauba Wax in automotive and polish products?

A: In polish formulations, Carnauba Wax provides a durable, glossy finish and protective layer. Its high hardness ensures long-lasting shine and resistance to environmental factors, which is especially valued in automotive and furniture care.

Q: How does the form and packaging of Carnauba Wax facilitate its use in industry?

A: Carnauba Wax is supplied as solid yellow flakes, typically in bulk or bags of variable weight, making it easy to handle, measure, and transport for large-scale industrial or commercial use.

Q: What distinguishes Carnauba Wax from other natural waxes?

A: Carnauba Wax is recognized for its superior hardness, higher melting point, and exceptional purity. Its ability to impart gloss and form protective coatings sets it apart for specialized industrial, cosmetic, and food applications.

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