Candle molds - silicone bar BEES WAX 1 kg

Made from high-quality, heat-resistant silicone, it boasts generous dimensions — 70 mm in height and 13/23 cm in diameter — making it perfect for producing larger, impactful candles. The final candle measures 60 mm in height with a 19.5/10 cm diameter and requires approximately 1000 g of wax per piece, offering a solid and professional crafting experience.

This mold stands out for its ease of use, durability, and detailed finish, making it an excellent choice for beekeepers looking to expand their product line or artisans seeking to create large, elegant candles. Its flexibility allows for easy and safe unmolding without damaging the finished candle, and its high-quality composition ensures long-term use without loss of detail. Specifically designed for beeswax, it produces a natural, glossy finish with a subtle honey scent that enhances the final product's appeal.

Before use, ensure that the mold is clean and completely dry. Insert the appropriate wick into the center of the mold and secure it firmly. Melt the beeswax to a controlled temperature between 65 and 70 °C, and pour it slowly into the mold to prevent air bubbles. Allow the wax to cool naturally at room temperature, ensuring the candle is fully solidified before carefully unmolding. Once cooled, trim the wick to the desired length and, if necessary, refine the base or edges for a flawless finish.

Working with beeswax candles offers numerous benefits: • They are 100% natural, sustainable, and biodegradable, making them ideal for eco-conscious consumers. • They emit a warm, clean light without producing black smoke. • Their combustion helps purify the air by releasing negative ions. • They provide beekeepers with an effective way to add value to their production, transforming surplus wax into highly sought-after handcrafted products for markets, fairs, and specialty shops.

With the BEES WAX Bar 1 kg mold, you are not only creating an impressive and elegant candle but also supporting a sustainable, artisanal production model deeply rooted in the traditions of beekeeping.

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