FR50

FR50, in the form of a white solid at ambient temperature, is a fully refined paraffin wax. This product is thermoplastic in nature and can be used in art waxes. It has a clearly defined crystal structure and a tendency to be hard and brittle with low oil content and good stability. Its melting point is between 50 and 52 degrees Celsius.

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FR52

FR52, in the form of a white solid at ambient temperature, is a fully refined paraffin wax. This product is thermoplastic in nature and can be used in art waxes. It has a clearly defined crystal structure and a tendency to be hard and brittle with low oil content and good stability. Its melting point is between 52 and 54 degrees Celsius.

FR54

FR54, in the form of a white solid at ambient temperature, is a fully refined paraffin wax. This product is thermoplastic in nature and can be used in art waxes. It has a clearly defined crystal structure and a tendency to be hard and brittle with low oil content and good stability. Its melting point is between 54 and 56 degrees Celsius.

FR56

FR56, in the form of a white solid at ambient temperature, is a fully refined paraffin wax. This product is thermoplastic in nature and can be used in art waxes. It has a clearly defined crystal structure and a tendency to be hard and brittle with low oil content and good stability. Its melting point is between 56 and 58 degrees Celsius.

FR58

FR58, in the form of a white solid at ambient temperature, is a fully refined paraffin wax. This product is thermoplastic in nature and can be used in art waxes. It has a clearly defined crystal structure and a tendency to be hard and brittle with low oil content and good stability. Its melting point is between 58 and 60 degrees Celsius.