Micro paraffin - KN code: 27129019
General Features
The Paraffin usually appears white, odorless, tasteless, waxy solid to the touch. Its typical melting point is between 47 and 64 degrees is (116.6 ° F - 147.2 ° F). Water insoluble, but in organic solvents (ether, benzene, and some ester) can be easily soluble. Pure paraffin excellent electrical insulator. Paraffin is a non-toxic material due to the chemical nature of it. In contrast to the well-known paraffin wax, microcrystalline waxes are usually darker viscous, denser and more flexible. They have higher melting points because of the higher molecular weight.
Utilization:
- Candle making
- Preparation of molds
- Cream base of pharmaceutical factories
- Waxed coated paper and tissue
- Match-making
- Rubber industry
- Food grade (clean) paraffin
- Sweets glossy surface (although edible, but it is not absorbed in the body
- up to drain from the intestine without problems)
- Used as a coating on certain cheeses
- Jam jars to insulate
- Chewing gum manufacturing
- Agriculture
- Cosmetics industry
- A number of sports to make slippery surfaces (surfboards, skis, snowboards, skateboards
- Making the projectile firearms slippery, usually mixed with other substances (eg beeswax)
Emergency overview:
- Hazard
- Prone to self-ignition at relatively low temperature if it flows out on a large surface area
- Exposure to light the solid paraffin prones to oxidation and aging. Therefore it must be stored enclosed light
- Liquid paraffin at a hot state prone to oxidation and aging. Therefore, in the liquid state above 80 ° C for extended periods not recommended to store without an inert gas cushion
- Usually paraffin is used at a fluidly hot stage, therefore must act with the due diligence in order to avoid burn injuries
Packaging: Slabs packed into 30kg boxes, Pastilles packed into 25 kg bags
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References
- Richter Gedeon
- Sanofi
- Reanal Labor
- Suzuki
- Mol Group