Wax Manufacturer

Wax is a material that can be of animal, plant, mineral, or chemical nature. Wax differs from fats in that they are less greasy and more brittle. Plus, wax primarily contains compounds of higher molecular weight.

Wax is useful for polishing, repelling water, antifouling, mould release, and dispersion. Wax is used frequently across many different industries and products, from cosmetics, crayons, candles, and car waxes to industrial products like paints, dyes, adhesives, and tires.

Being a seasoned wax manufacturing company, Gandhar Oil Refinery provides you with the best quality wax customised to fit your needs.

As a Renowned Wax Manufacturer, Gandhar Oil Brings a Wide Range of Products in Wax

Under our flagship brand name Divyol, we provide our clientele with a varied range of waxes. Our products include:

Paraffin Wax

Microcrystalline Wax – Grade 1

Emulsifying Wax

Usage Of Wax

The many applications of waxes across industries may include:

Polyethylene waxes are dispersions that are blended into inks to reduce friction. They work as release agents.
Microcrystalline wax in creating things like tires and plastic, candles, sealants, corrugated boards, and also cosmetics.
Wax finds its use in food as well. For instance, chewing gum typically contains a blend of waxes that are safe for consumption.

Why Gandhar Oil is Well Known as a Wax Manufacturing Company

If you’re on the lookout for the best wax company to suit your specific needs, Gandhar Oil Refinery is the place to go! With over two decades of experience, we are one of the best and most trusted wax manufacturers and wax suppliers in the market at the moment. Our community of users contains over 4K Indian clients and yet more overseas customers.

The fact that our dedicated team of workers relies on constant innovation guided by market data and customer demands is just another factor that helps us come out on the top as a wax company.

Waxes FAQs

What kind of material is wax?

All waxes, whether animal, vegetable, or petroleum-derived, are primarily hydrocarbons.

What is paraffin wax used for?

You can find paraffin wax in candles and crayons, and it is also actively used for waterproofing due to its hydrophobic nature. Paraffin wax coatings are often used on products like matches, wood, and bottles to make them waterproof.

Gandhar Oil Refinery is one of the best paraffin wax manufacturers and bulk paraffin suppliers. We provide premium quality paraffin wax under our flagship brand name, Divyol.

What happens when wax and water come into contact with one another?

Two reactions happen when water and wax come into contact with one another. Firstly, since water is denser compared to wax, it solidifies and then sinks to the bottom. Secondly, the water evaporates as burning wax rapidly reaches temperatures well above 200 degrees celsius.