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Strahl & Pitsch SP-422G White Beeswax Granules N.F.
Strahl & Pitsch, LLC is the leading global refiner of Beeswax, producing White and Yellow Grades of Beeswax, certified to the current USP/NF Monograph, Food Chemicals Codex, and other compendium.The company sources crude wax from dozens of countries throughout the world. Our valued supplier relations are personal, trusted and long term associations. Among our wax sources we count individual beekeepers, local co-operatives, fair-trade community groups, honey industry suppliers and established and reliable international traders.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Granules
- Solid
Identification
- Chemical Family
- Natural Waxes, WaxesNatural WaxesWaxes
Other characteristics
- Functions
Binder, Emollient, Gel Former, Gelling Agent, Plasticizer, Polishing Agent, Rheology Modifier, Viscosity Modifier
- Ingredient Name
- Beeswax
- Color
- White
- Grade
- Pharma Grade
- Markets
- Building & Construction
- Consumer Goods
- Food & Nutrition
- HI&I Care
- Healthcare & Pharma
- Industrial
- Personal Care
- Dosage Form
- Creams
- Lotions
- Ointments
- Soft Gels
- Stick
- Tablets
- Ingredient
- Beeswax
- Coating Type
- Varnishes
- HII Features
- Good Binding Capacity
- Good Compatibility
- Highly Efficient Gellants
- Plasticizing
- Technology
- CASE Ingredients
- Cleaning Ingredients
- Cosmetic Ingredients
- Food Ingredients
- Industrial Additives & Materials
- Pharmaceuticals & Nutraceuticals
- Benefit Claims
- Binding
- Compatibility
- Emolliency
- Good Gelling Properties
- Plasticizing
- Structuring
- Viscosity Boosting
Technical data
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6 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acid Value | 17 - 24 | mg KOH/g | Current NF Monograph |
| Ester Value | 72 - 79 | mg KOH/g | Current NF Monograph |
| Fats or Fatty Acids, Japan Wax, Rosin, and Soap | Passes Test | — | Current NF Monograph |
| Melting Point | 62 - 65 | °C | Current NF Monograph |
| Residual Solvents | None Detected | — | Current NF Monograph |
| Saponification Cloud Test | max. 65 | — | Current NF Monograph |
