Cera Olive Container — Olive wax for containers

Olive Wax for Container Candles – Cera Olive Container (Kerax EcoOlive ContainerBlend)

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Cera Olive Container (Kerax EcoOlive ContainerBlend): a natural blend with olive wax as the main ingredient, for candles in containers. Fragrance content up to 12%, subject to testing for each formulation.

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Quantity	1 kg , 20kg Box

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20kg Box

Cera Olive Container (Kerax EcoOlive ContainerBlend): A 100% natural blend with olive wax as the main ingredient and natural performance additives, designed for candles in containers. It is not pure olive oil.

According to Kerax, it contains no genetically modified ingredients, palm oil, or paraffin, and is vegan and biodegradable. The choice of wick and burn performance are verified through testing of each formulation.

Application	Candles in containers
Preheating	Approximately 75°C
Molding	Approximately 65°C, adjusted through testing
Fragrance	Up to 12% — the TDS specifies a range of 5–12%; dosage is not mandatory
Melting point	56°C — typical TDS value, DP70
Freezing point	40°C — typical TDS value, ASTM D938
Waiting period before the combustion test	48 hours after casting

Basic Instructions for Use

Weigh the wax and heat it to about 75°C, stirring until it melts evenly. This is the preparation temperature, not the melting point.
Let it reach the pouring temperature. Add a fragrance suitable for natural candles immediately before pouring, where practical, and mix thoroughly. Observe the fragrance usage limits; 12% is the maximum compatible concentration.
Pour the wax at approximately 65°C into a clean, dry container suitable for candles. Adjust the temperature based on the dimensions and composition through trial and error.
Let the candle cool undisturbed at room temperature. Wait 48 hours after pouring before conducting a burn test, and test each combination of wax, fragrance, color, wick, and container.

Color: Use colors suitable for candles. The TDS specifies approximately 75°C for dissolving powdered colors and 70°C for liquid colors or color cubes.

Proper combustion depends on the overall composition and choice of wick; it is not guaranteed without testing.