Kerax Coconut Container 4135 – Coconut Wax for Container Candles

Kerax Coconut Container 4135 is a premium blend of coconut and soy wax specially developed for container candles. The formula consists of approximately 80–90% coconut wax and 10–20% soy wax, combining the best characteristics of both natural waxes.

Kerax Coconut Container combines the smooth texture and luxurious appearance of coconut wax with the excellent scent throw and stability of soy wax.

Coconut wax features a lower melting point and lower viscosity compared to many other natural waxes, while also providing exceptional aesthetic qualities such as a soft glossy finish and delicate white color.

The soy component enhances candle stability, improves glass adhesion, and makes coconut wax suitable as a reliable candle base.

Coconut wax also demonstrates excellent compatibility with fragrance oils, strong color stability, and clean burning performance.

Kerax Coconut Container 4135 is additive-free, natural, kosher, vegan-friendly, and cruelty-free. The wax is produced using fully traceable raw materials. No animal-derived ingredients or GMO materials are used at any stage of production.

Key Features

• Coconut & wax blend
• Smooth creamy appearance
• Excellent hot & cold scent throw
• Superior fragrance oil compatibility
• Excellent glass adhesion
• Glossy elegant finish
• Vegan-friendly & cruelty-free
• GMO-free and kosher
• Additive-free natural formula
• Clean and stable burning performance

Recommended Wax Temperatures

Technical Specifications

Recommendations

1. Pouring

The recommended pouring temperature range is 50–60 °C. The exact temperature may vary depending on additives and should be determined through testing.

Pouring temperatures can vary depending on:

• Container type and size
• Fragrance oil used
• Dye concentration
• Desired candle finish and appearance

Fragrance oil should be added and mixed immediately before pouring to preserve fragrance integrity and improve scent throw.

If you experience difficulties with pouring temperature, test slightly lower or higher temperatures in 5 °C increments.

Preheating containers is also recommended.

2. Additives (Fragrance Oils & Dyes)

The maximum recommended fragrance load is 12%. Adding more may cause issues with solubility and wax curing.

For best results:

• Use fragrance oils designed for natural waxes
• Select the correct wick carefully
• Test fragrance performance thoroughly

The size and depth of the melt pool significantly affect scent throw.

3. Temperature Conditions

Add additives at 60–75 °C.

Mixing can be performed:

• In a double boiler
• In a wax melter
• In professional melting equipment

4. Mixing

Gently stir the fragrance oil into the wax for several minutes until fully dissolved.

Avoid aggressive stirring to minimize air bubbles.

5. Overheating

Do not heat the wax above 90 °C.

Overheating may negatively affect:

• Wax quality
• Fragrance performance
• Surface appearance
• Final candle texture

6. Curing

Minimum curing time: 48 hours.

For optimal fragrance strength and performance, experts recommend curing candles for approximately 10–14 days.

The first burn test should be performed no earlier than 2–3 days after pouring.

Important Notice

For the best results and highest candle quality, we strongly recommend conducting your own testing for:

• Pouring temperatures
• Fragrance load
• Dye concentration
• Wick selection
• Curing conditions

Many factors affect candle quality, color, and fragrance performance, including:

• Room temperature and humidity
• Quality of raw materials
• Container size
• Wax heating and pouring conditions
• Amount of additives used
• Wick size and quality
• Environmental curing conditions