What is wax coating used for?

Wax coatings serve a variety of purposes across multiple industries due to their protective, preservative, and aesthetic properties. Here’s a structured overview of their primary uses:

1. Food Industry

Fresh produce: Coated on fruits and vegetables to lock in moisture, extend shelf life, and enhance shine.

Candy & confectionery: Seals chocolate or gummies to prevent melting or sticking.

Packaging: Waxed paper/carton liners  provide waterproofing and oil resistance.

2. Paper & Packaging

Waterproof containers: Wax-coated cups, plates, and food packaging.

Corrugated boxes: Wax lining protects against moisture during shipping.

3. Automotive and Industrial Protection:

Car Wax: Protects vehicle paint from UV rays, water, and scratches while adding shine.

Machinery: Coats metal parts to prevent rust and corrosion during storage or shipping.

4. Pharmaceuticals & Cosmetics

Tablet coatings: Wax delays drug release or protects pills from stomach acid.

Cosmetics: Lipsticks, lotions, and creams use wax for texture, stability, and water resistance.

5. Agriculture and Horticulture:

Seed coatings to retain moisture and deter pests.Grafting wax to seal plant cuts.

How to produce waxed wrapping paper

Paper Wax Coating Machine is a mainly used in food and packaging industry’s packaging paper wax coating, so that papers can be moisture-proof and water-proof, such as hamburger paper,candy paper, soap paper and carton packaging kraft paper coated wax.

Wax coating improves paper performance in packaging by providing durability and waterproof properties. The wax forms a protective barrier that strengthens the paper structure and resists damage from moisture, ensuring it retains its integrity when exposed to liquids like grease or water.