Sunflower Wax

Candelis, a sunflower wax supplier and wholesaler for professionals, offers a selection of plant-based waxes designed for making container candles and moulded candles.

Our range includes two waxes in pastille form: Sunflower Wax T40, developed for container candles, and Sunflower Wax T51, formulated for moulded candles. These waxes are intended for artisan candle makers, candle brands and manufacturers looking for raw materials suited to their production processes.

Available in 20 kg cartons, our sunflower waxes allow professionals to select the most suitable grade according to their intended application and technical requirements.

About sunflower wax

Sunflower Wax for Candle Making: Applications and Properties

Sunflower wax is a plant-based raw material used in artisan and professional candle making. Depending on its formulation, it can be suitable for container candles or moulded candles. Selecting the right wax involves considering the manufacturing process, the desired finish and the technical recommendations for each grade.

Sunflower Wax T40 and T51: Two Waxes for Different Applications

Candelis offers two sunflower wax grades in pastille form, each designed for a specific application. Sunflower Wax T40 is formulated for candles poured into jars, glasses and other containers. Sunflower Wax T51 is intended for moulded candles, where wax structure and demoulding performance are particularly important.

Beyond their intended applications, these two grades have different thermal properties. Selection should therefore be based on their individual technical data sheets and testing under actual production conditions.

Can Sunflower Wax Be Used for Scented and Coloured Candles?

Sunflower wax can be used to create scented and coloured candles, provided suitable ingredients are selected and manufacturing parameters are adjusted accordingly. Its naturally light colour can provide a useful base for developing a range of shades.

When adding candle fragrances, manufacturers should assess fragrance dosage, incorporation temperature and the behaviour of the formulation after cooling. For coloured candles, the type and concentration of dye may also affect the final appearance. In both cases, testing is essential to assess formulation stability and candle burning performance.

Key Parameters for Successful Candle Production

The quality of a finished candle depends on more than the wax itself. Melting and pouring temperatures, cooling conditions, wick selection and fragrance incorporation all influence the final result. For container candles, particular attention should be paid to surface appearance and adhesion to the container. For moulded candles, structural stability and ease of demoulding are additional considerations.

Before starting large-scale production, it is advisable to test several candles representative of the intended manufacturing process and assess their appearance, stability and burning behaviour.

Sunflower Wax Supply for Professional Candle Makers

As a candle wax supplier and wholesaler, Candelis supports artisan candle makers, candle brands and industrial manufacturers in sourcing their raw materials. Sunflower Wax T40 and T51 are supplied in pastille form in 20 kg cartons to meet professional production and purchasing requirements.

To compare other formulations, explore our range of plant-based candle waxes or browse our complete selection of candle-making waxes.

Looking for a sunflower wax supplier for your production? Contact our team to discuss your requirements and request a personalised quotation.