Micronized wax serves as a lubricant and release agent.

 In industrial applications, micronized wax is commonly used as a lubricant and release agent, offering benefits such as reduced friction, extended service life, and improved surface smoothness.

Lubricant Applications

Plastic Processing: Polyethylene wax reduces the viscosity of plastic melts, enhancing flowability while acting as a lubricant to minimize friction during processing. It is suitable for injection molding, blow molding, and similar techniques. ‌

‌Ink Printing: Spherical microcrystalline polyethylene wax improves ink lubricity, reduces friction on paper or mold surfaces during printing, and enhances print clarity and color vibrancy. ‌

‌High-Temperature Lubrication: PTFE micro powder wax maintains stability in high-temperature environments, making it suitable for high-temperature spinning masterbatch manufacturing and specialty lubricant formulations. ‌

Release Agent Applications

‌Mold Release: Micropowder waxes can be used directly as release agents, such as coating mold surfaces during plastic molding to reduce adhesion and facilitate smooth part ejection. ‌

‌Powder Coatings: Incorporated into powder coatings to enhance surface slip, reduce friction, and simultaneously improve abrasion resistance and chemical corrosion resistance. ‌