KeraSoy Container is made in the UK by Kerax, a company with many years of experience in the production of soy wax.
It has the lowest melting point, a soft creamy texture and is suitable only for container candles due to its specially developed formula.
KeraSoy Container 4130 - ideal for candles in glass containers.
This is the most popular soy wax for container candles.
The KeraSoy mixture provides excellent adhesion to the container with minimal shrinkage, providing a magnificent look in clear glass.
KeraSoy Container does not require any additives, except for fragrance and color, if these are needed for candle production. Old or incomplete candles can be re-melted and the wax reused.
Specifications:
Type: pastilles
Color: Creamy White
Melting point: 42-48 °C
Aromatic load: up to 10-12%
Pouring temperature: 45-65 °C
Storage temperature: 18-25 °C
Use of dyes: yes
Method of application: candles in containers
Manufacturer: Kerax, United Kingdom
Shelf life: 2-3 years depending on storage conditions
Recommendations:
1. Pouring - the pouring temperature range is 45-65°C. The exact temperature will vary depending on the presence of additives and will be determined during testing. Pouring temperatures may vary depending on the type and size of the container, the fragrance and colorant used, and the effects the candle maker is trying to achieve. Fragrance should be added and mixed immediately before pouring - this will preserve the integrity of the fragrance and improve the aroma release. If you are having difficulty with the pouring temperature, try lower or higher temperatures in 5°C increments. Consider pouring into preheated containers.
2. Additives (fragrances, colors) - maximum loading is 12%, adding more may cause problems with solubility and curing of the wax. It is highly recommended to use a fragrance specially formulated for use with natural waxes. The size and depth of the burn pool significantly affects the release of the fragrance, so the correct wick is of paramount importance.
3. Temperature conditions - add additives at a temperature of 70-80 °C. Stirring is also acceptable in a water bath or in a wax melter.
4. Stirring. Gently stir the fragrance in the wax for several minutes until completely dissolved.
5. Overheating. Do not allow the wax to heat above 90 °C. This will affect the quality, aroma and appearance.
6. Infusion. The minimum curing time is 48 hours, but according to experts, infusion for about 10-14 days is optimal, as this improves efficiency and aroma output.
Do the first candle testing no earlier than 2-3 days after pouring.
To achieve the best results and quality of candles - we strongly recommend conducting your own tests of pouring, temperature conditions, percentage of fragrances and dyes.
There are many factors that influence the quality, color and aroma of a candle, such as: room temperature and humidity, quality of materials used, size of containers for pouring, temperature conditions for heating the wax and pouring, amount of additives used, size and quality of the wick and much more.
