Fischer tropsch wax with high melting point

High-melting-point Fischer-Tropsch wax (typically with a melting point above 108°C) possesses characteristics such as a high melting point, low oil content, and excellent wear resistance. It is primarily applied in the following fields:
Plastics processing
High-melting-point Fischer-Tropsch wax serves as a PVC lubricant, enhancing production speed and improving the surface gloss of finished products. Its lubricating effect surpasses that of ordinary PE wax.
Inks and Coatings
When incorporated as microparticulate powders into inks, Fischer-Tropsch waxes enhance abrasion resistance, wrinkle resistance, and create distinctive water-marbling effects. In coatings, they function as dispersants, bolstering abrasion resistance and lubricity. ‌
Hot-Melt Adhesives and Bonding Agents
High-melting-point Fischer-Tropsch waxes significantly improve the heat resistance and fast-drying properties of hot-melt adhesives, making them suitable for EVA-based bonding agents. ‌
Food and Cosmetics
Fischer-Tropsch wax serves as a raw material for chewing gum and confectionery coatings, as well as a base material in cosmetics. ‌
Other Applications
Certain products may also be utilised in metal polishes, automotive polishing waxes, and textile auxiliaries.