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In the production process of masterbatch and modified plastics, Fischer-Tropsch wax contributes to filler dispersion and excellent smoothness during mixing; it can also be used as an external lubricant for PVC; it is an ideal wax used in adhesives; some can in the place of PE wax by less dossage.

The chemical properties of wax are not active. Wax is a glossy solid at room temperature, it is more stable than oil and it is difficult to be saponified. It is not easy to be oxidized or deteriorated in air. Many customers don't know what Fischer-Tropsch wax and paraffin wax are. What's the difference between them? Let King Honor paraffin wax company explore for you.

In recent years, with continuous technological advancements, the molecular structure optimization of Fischer-Tropsch (F-T) wax has achieved remarkable breakthroughs across various sectors, particularly enhancing performance and expanding applications in the adhesives, coatings, and plastics industries. F-T wax, a hydrocarbon compound synthesized from syngas (mainly composed of carbon monoxide and hydrogen) via the Fischer-Tropsch process, is widely used in modern industry due to its stable physical and chemical properties. As research into molecular structure optimization deepens, the performance of F-T wax has significantly improved, especially in the production and application of adhesives, coatings, and plastics.

The Fischer-Tropsch Waxes are made from carbon monoxide and hydrogen in the presence of the selected catalyst. Generally, the feedstock is produced from coal or natural gas. The final synthetic waxes tend to be saturated, straight-chain hydrocarbons. Their very linear molecular structure results in high melting points, low viscosity, and good hardness.

KH FT WAX 100 is the coal-based Fischer-Tropsch wax by hydrogen refinery. It has low oil content and good high melting point. It's the excellent external lubricant in molded plastics.

King Honor is a wax processing and sales company in China focused on wax integrating production and sales. Waxes are mostly used in chemical industries such as candles, rubber, plastics, hotmelt adehsives, paper, wood, polishes, etc. The most popular and best selling waxes includes our Fischer-Tropsch Wax, Microcrystalline Wax, High/Medium/Low Melting Point Paraffin Wax, and Wax Emulsion, etc.