Industrial Beeswax - Natural Dark Canadian Beeswax

Pure Canadian industrial beeswax sold by the pound for woodworking, polishing, manufacturing and general production applications. 1–10 LB SHIPPING — C$20 Order between 1 and 10 lb of Industrial Beeswax and pay C$20 shipping within Canada. For quantities over 10 lb, the available shipping rates will be displayed at checkout. FULL DESCRIPTION Pioneer Spirit Industrial Beeswax is a practical choice for workshops, makers and commercial customers who need genuine beeswax for production applications. This Canadian beeswax is suitable for projects where function and value are more important than the uniform light colour or appearance offered by our cosmetic-grade blocks or pellets. Industrial beeswax can be used in woodworking compounds, furniture and leather polishes, casting processes, wax blends, thread conditioning and other shop or manufacturing applications. SOLD PER LB The displayed price is the price per pound. Select the number of pounds required using the product quantity selector. For example, a quantity of 5 equals 5 lb of industrial beeswax. No automatic bulk discount is applied to this product. COMMON USES • Wood conditioners and polishes • Furniture wax formulations • Leather-care products • Casting and studio work • Thread and tool conditioning • Industrial wax blends • Manufacturing and production applications • General workshop and craft use PRODUCT DETAILS • Product: Industrial beeswax • Wax: Pure Canadian beeswax • Sold by: The pound • Quantity: Enter the number of pounds required • Added fragrance: None • Origin: Canada • Prepared by: Pioneer Spirit • Location: Sudbury, Ontario, Canada NATURAL VARIATION Beeswax is a natural material. Colour, aroma and appearance may vary between batches depending on the original wax and the flowers visited by the bees. We do not recommend for clean candle making Customers requiring a pale and more uniform appearance should choose our white or yellow cosmetic-grade beeswax pellets. STORAGE AND HANDLING Store beeswax in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight, excessive heat and strong odours. Melt slowly using appropriate temperature-controlled equipment. Never leave melting wax unattended or heat beeswax directly over an open flame. Customers are responsible for testing the wax and confirming its suitability for their particular formulation, process or finished product.