Drawing upon our extensive experience at Junda Wax—where we have served clients across various countries for many years—we have found that a wax's scent-locking capability can actually be assessed through a few simple methods.
Based on Junda Wax's extensive experience serving clients across various countries, these types of surface defects are precisely the ones most prone to misdiagnosis.
The melting point test is not the only standard. The melting point determines the temperature range of paraffin wax's transition from solid to liquid, which directly affects the candle's hardness, shaping effect, and transport stability.
Choosing the right type of paraffin wax is crucial for product performance, safety, and cost control. Whether you're in candle manufacturing, food packaging, or specialty industrial applications, understanding the different grades of paraffin wax and their characteristics will help you make informed purchasing decisions.
