Molecular Distillation of Microcrystalline Wax

  Microcrystalline wax can also be used as a modifier for paraffin wax. By adding microcrystalline wax to paraffin wax, the plasticity of paraffin wax can be improved, thus making it more suitable for applications such as making waterproof and moisture-proof paper.

 The molecular distillation process for microcrystalline wax production involves the following steps in the given order:

1. Petroleum wax residue is used as raw material. The raw material is fed into the system.

2. The material is melted to obtain liquid wax. The liquid wax is subjected to molecular distillation. The resulting fractions are separated and purified.

3. The resulting purified microcrystalline wax is collected for further use.

  The melting point, molecular weight, and viscosity of microcrystalline wax after melting are higher than petroleum wax, and it is less brittle and less likely to break. It can interment with various natural waxes and can increase the melting point of its low waxes and improve the performance of coarse waxes. Please contact us at info@toptionlab.com for more information.