Polyethylene Wax

 Polyethylene wax is available in several types including oxidized polyethylene wax, non-oxidized (homopolymer) PE wax, micronized polyethylene wax, low-molecular-weight PE wax, and modified polyethylene wax. These grades differ in melting point, acid value, molecular weight, and particle size to meet specific application requirements. PE Wax is widely applied as an internal and external lubricant in PVC processing, a slip and anti-scratch additive in masterbatches, a dispersion aid in color concentrates, and a matting or rub-resistance agent in coatings and printing inks. In rubber and tire manufacturing, it improves mold release and surface smoothness, while in hot-melt adhesives it enhances flow and thermal stability. Typical technical characteristics include controlled melting range (90–140°C), low penetration, excellent hardness, and outstanding compatibility with polymers, resins, and solvents.

Polyethylene Wax is commonly supplied in flakes, pastilles, powders, granules, or micronized forms, allowing easy handling and precise dosing in production lines. Standard commercial packaging that are available includes 25 kg kraft bags, polyethylene-lined bags, jumbo bags, and customized bulk solutions for large-scale consumers. With long shelf life, consistent quality, and global availability, PE Wax supports cost-effective manufacturing and reliable end-product performance. Whether used in plastics, paints, inks, adhesives, or rubber compounds, polyethylene wax remains a key functional additive that delivers efficiency, protection, and superior surface properties for industrial formulations worldwide.