Polyethylene Wax

Aras Petrochemical factory is a manufacturer of High quality Polyethylene wax flakes and powder we are exporting monthly in big quantities to many countries.

Polyethylene Wax is a by products that is in solid white flakes mode in industries is calling it HDPE wax because of its Ultra low molecular weight and also this wax is knowing as PE WAX also these are some name of this product of Aras Petrochemical company has features of wax and because of this feature are calling it WAX.

PE Wax has uses in Plastic and molding injection, PVC pipes, food, cosmetics, lubricants, candles, Masterbatch, Plastic granule, …

PE wax is a low molecular weight polyethylene polymer with a high melting point. It is derived from the polymerization of ethylene and has various applications due to its unique properties such as hardness, low viscosity, and stability. Here are some key points about polyethylene wax:

Properties
Appearance: White, odorless solid.
Melting Point: Typically ranges from 85°C to 140°C, depending on the specific grade.
Density: Approximately 0.92 to 0.96 g/cm³.
Molecular Weight: Low compared to conventional polyethylene, usually in the range of 1,000 to 5,000 g/mol.
Applications
Plastics and Rubber Industry: Used as a lubricant, dispersing agent, and processing aid in the manufacturing of various plastic and rubber products.
Coatings and Inks: Acts as an additive to improve abrasion resistance, slip properties, and anti-blocking characteristics in coatings, paints, and printing inks.
Adhesives: Enhances the performance of hot-melt adhesives by providing improved thermal stability and adhesion properties.
Textiles: Used as a softening and water-repellent agent.
Polishes and Cleaners: Provides a glossy finish and protective layer in floor polishes, car waxes, and other cleaning products.
Cosmetics: Employed in formulations to improve texture and consistency in products like lipsticks and creams.
Types of Polyethylene Wax
Low-Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Wax: Characterized by a low density and is typically used in applications requiring flexibility.
High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Wax: Known for its hardness and higher melting point, suitable for applications needing more rigidity.
Oxidized PE Wax: Contains carboxyl groups, enhancing its compatibility with polar substances and making it useful in emulsions and coatings.
Micronized PE Wax: Finely ground wax particles used in applications where a smooth finish is desired, such as in inks and coatings.
Production Methods
Polymerization: Direct polymerization of ethylene using catalysts.
Thermal Cracking: Breaking down high molecular weight polyethylene into smaller, wax-like fragments through thermal degradation.
Modification: Chemical modification of existing polyethylene, such as oxidation, to impart specific properties.
Safety and Handling
PE wax is generally considered safe and non-toxic.
Proper handling and storage are required to avoid dust formation and ignition s