In chemical terms, paraffin is a mixture of solid alkanes - otherwise saturated hydrocarbons, which is obtained in the process of refining crude oil. Paraffin compounds can differ in the number of carbon atoms in the molecule, and therefore take forms from liquid paraffin oil to hard waxes.

Depending on the degree of refining, the color of the paraffin varies from light yellow to white. It is in the form of a crystalline wax, insoluble in water and ethanol, but soluble in many other organic solvents. It is resistant to acids and bases.

Paraffin is used, among others. for the production of gloss pastes, thickening of lubricating oils, preservation of cheese and as an insulating material. Liquid paraffin is used for cosmetic and pharmaceutical purposes.

However, the most famous way of using paraffin is the production of candles and grave candles.

Our offer includes high-quality raw materials from proven sources.

We decided to meet the expectations of the market and the constantly growing awareness of consumers in terms of the composition of the purchased product and its impact on the natural environment, and we started supplying vegetable oils for the production of grave candles and candles.

Vegetable oils are an excellent raw material for the production of oil inserts for candles. They ensure proper crystallization and, thanks to their natural origin, do not contain harmful substances released during combustion.

Candles made of vegetable oil ensure a sufficiently long burning time and give a clean flame. In addition, they do not stain the glass, they are safe, aesthetic and ecological.

Our offer includes high-quality vegetable oils that work well in the production of candles and grave candles.