Residue wax

About Residue wax

Residue Wax is a heavy hydrocarbon wax obtained as a residual fraction during petroleum refining and lubricating oil processing. It is generally dark to brown in color with high viscosity, excellent water resistance, strong binding properties, and good thermal stability. Residue wax is widely used in industrial applications where lubrication, waterproofing, sealing, coating, and viscosity improvement are required.

Key Specifications

Specifications can vary depending on grade and application.

Applications

Rubber Industry

• Processing aid in rubber compounds
• Improves flexibility and surface finish

Tyre & Tube Manufacturing

• Protective coating and anti-cracking applications

Bitumen & Asphalt Industry

• Enhances binding and waterproofing properties
• Used in road construction compounds

Lubricant & Grease Manufacturing

• Thickening and viscosity enhancement

Cable Filling Compounds

• Moisture barrier and insulation protection

Leather & Polish Industry

• Surface shine and conditioning agent

Industrial Waterproofing

• Protective coating for metal and construction materials

Fuel & Furnace Applications

• Used as industrial fuel blend component

Functions

• Acts as a binding and thickening agent
• Provides waterproofing protection
• Improves viscosity and consistency
• Enhances surface gloss and finish
• Reduces cracking and moisture penetration
• Offers thermal and chemical resistance

Benefits

Excellent water resistance
Cost-effective industrial material
High viscosity stability
Good adhesion and sealing properties
Improves durability of end products
Suitable for multiple industrial applications
Provides protective coating performance
Enhances flexibility and process efficiency