Is Paraffin Emulsifier 58 a single chemical with one CAS number?

No. It is a supplier-specific commercial blend used to prepare wax dispersions. “58” is a trade-grade identifier; a CAS in marketing material does not establish the blend’s composition. Use the supplier’s composition statement, TDS, SDS, and batch COA.

Why is the paraffin wax itself part of the emulsifier decision?

The wax’s melting range, oil content, hardness, and target solids affect interfacial demand. An emulsifier that stabilizes one wax-water system may respond differently with another source or grade, so selection must reflect the actual wax and water.

What process variables must be aligned before transferring a wax-emulsification process?

Align wax and water phase temperatures, addition point, shear, cooling profile, water hardness, and other ingredients. Check particle stability, separation, viscosity, and appearance after storage using production-representative equipment.

Paraffin Emulsifier 58

Paraffin Emulsifier 58 is a commercial blend for oil-in-water wax dispersions. Confirm composition, active matter, SDS, process conditions and packaging. Supplier-specific commercial paraffin-emulsifier blend; not a single defined substance and not assigned one universal CAS number, EC number or molecular formula. The exact composition and regulatory identity are supplier- and grade-specific. Use the current supplier TDS, SDS and batch COA as the controlling documents.

CAS: Not assigned for the blend as a whole
Synonyms: Wax Emulsifier 58; Paraffin Wax Emulsifier; Commercial Paraffin Emulsifier; Wax-Emulsifier Blend
Einecs: Not applicable to the blend as a whole
Molecular Formula: Commercial multi-component surfactant blend; composition and hazardous ingredients must follow the supplier-specific SDS; no single molecular formula.
Grade: Confirm the supplier's composition statement, ionic character, active matter, physical form and application test data against the current TDS and COA; no single CAS is assumed.
Package: State required quantity, physical form and destination; confirm the current bag or container, liner, net weight, temperature handling and transport requirements before quotation.

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Product Description

1 Parameters

2 Applications

3 Storage

4 Safety / Regulatory

Parameters

Identity	Supplier-specific commercial paraffin-emulsifier blend; not a single defined substance and not assigned one universal CAS number, EC number or molecular formula.
Specification basis	The exact composition and regulatory identity are supplier- and grade-specific. Use the current supplier TDS, SDS and batch COA as the controlling documents.
Key parameters	Appearance, active matter if defined, water, pH at the stated concentration, ionic character, dispersibility and emulsion-stability performance; confirm actual limits in the supplier specification.
Application test	Test with the buyer’s paraffin or wax, water quality and process: dosage, emulsification temperature, particle size, viscosity, separation, freeze–thaw or heat stability and substrate performance as relevant.

Applications

Preparation of oil-in-water paraffin and wax emulsions.
Textile, leather and paper formulations where wax emulsification is required.
Release, polish, coating or surface-treatment systems after compatibility testing.
Other industrial emulsion processes validated with the actual wax and water system.

Storage

Keep tightly closed in the original container in a cool, dry, ventilated place and protect from contamination and temperature extremes. Prevent freezing if required by the supplier SDS or TDS; confirm shelf life for the offered grade.

Safety / Regulatory

The hazards depend on the actual blend. Obtain and follow the current supplier SDS before use, wear suitable gloves and eye protection, ensure ventilation, avoid release to drains, and comply with applicable transport and disposal rules.

FAQ - Technical & Supply Chain

Q:
Is Paraffin Emulsifier 58 a single chemical with one CAS number?

A: No. It is a supplier-specific commercial blend used to prepare wax dispersions. “58” is a trade-grade identifier; a CAS in marketing material does not establish the blend’s composition. Use the supplier’s composition statement, TDS, SDS, and batch COA.
Q:
Why is the paraffin wax itself part of the emulsifier decision?

A: The wax’s melting range, oil content, hardness, and target solids affect interfacial demand. An emulsifier that stabilizes one wax-water system may respond differently with another source or grade, so selection must reflect the actual wax and water.
Q:
What process variables must be aligned before transferring a wax-emulsification process?

A: Align wax and water phase temperatures, addition point, shear, cooling profile, water hardness, and other ingredients. Check particle stability, separation, viscosity, and appearance after storage using production-representative equipment.

Ordering & Documentation

Key information for document requests, quotations, and supply planning.

Documents

COA, TDS, SDS/MSDS and packing details are available on request.

Quotation

Send the CAS number, grade, quantity, packing preference and destination.

Sample & Supply

Support is available for samples, trial orders, bulk and repeat supply.

Storage & Shipping

Product-specific conditions are confirmed before order.

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