Microcrystalline wax melting point 80℃

Microcrystalline wax is a high-melting-point, fine-crystalline hydrocarbon
mixture produced from petroleum distillation residues through deep refining
and deoiling. Its key characteristics lie in its flexibility, adhesion, and
thermal stability, which are significantly superior to those of ordinary
paraffin.‌‌
Oil Content Control: High-quality industrial-grade products typically have an
oil content below 2%. Lower oil content results in higher hardness and
minimal shrinkage, while slightly higher oil content provides better
flexibility and adhesion.
Color and Luster: It typically appears as milky white to pale yellow granules
or lumps with a light color. It develops a luster when rubbed, which is
advantageous for the production of light-colored products.
‌Solubility and Compatibility‌: Insoluble in water and cold ethanol, but
soluble in organic solvents such as benzene and chloroform; miscible with
various mineral and vegetable waxes, and capable of raising the melting point
of wax blends.‌‌

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