Mini PC Taper Mold (4-Cavities, 12cm)

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Size	Approx. 1.3 cm diameter, 12 cm height (based on finished candle)
Material	Polycarbonate Plastic
Wax Needed	Approx. 15g per bulb, 60g to make 4 cavity
Max Fragrance Load	Approx. 10% in wax
Recommended Wick	White cotton wick No. 0
Cautions	- A permanent plastic mold that can be reused multiple times. -We do not recommend using a hot air gun to clean and de-wax the mold as it may cause the mold to deform. - As a mini size mold, be sure to use a release agent to demold the wax from the mold. - When unmolding the candle, gently twist the outside of the mold to create a space between the mold and the wax, allowing the candle to slide out easily.(Be careful not to use too much force or you may break the mold). Alternatively, you can place the mold in the freezer for 3-5 minutes, then remove it and pull out the wick for easy demolding. - This mold is a product designed and molded by CW. Unauthorized reproduction is strictly prohibited and may result in legal liability.

1pc 19.23 (USD)

Price 19.23 (USD)

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Mini PC Taper Mold (4-Cavities, 12cm)

Mini PC Taper Mold (4-Cavities, 12cm) mold for making thin, small taper candles.

The 4-cavity design allows you to make 4 mini taper candles at once.
The mold is clear so you can see the colors you've sculpted,
and you can use a variety of waxes, including soy, palm, and paraffin.

This mold is a product designed and manufactured by Candleworks.
It is forbidden to reproduce without permission and can be held liable in case of violation.

Point 1. Composition

This is a mini PC taper mold that measures approximately 1.3 cm in diameter and 12 cm in height
(based on the finished candle).
Made of polycarbonate plastic, this is a permanent plastic mold that can be reused multiple times.
You'll need 15 grams of wax to make one taper candle, or 60 grams to make four.

Point 2. Slim and Elegant Design

It has an elegant and soft design with a wick that resembles a slim velvety line.
Be sure to use a mold sealer (dabuchi) to close the wick hole tightly before pouring wax.

* Demolding Tip
When unmolding the candle, gently twist the outside of the mold to create a space between the mold and the wax, allowing the candle to slide out easily. (Be careful not to use too much force or you may break the mold).
Alternatively, you can place the mold in the freezer for 3-5 minutes, then remove it and pull out the wick for easy demolding.

Point 3. Made by CW

The transparent taper mold made of polycarbonate plastic is the first design made by Candleworks.
CW logo or wordmark are imprinted on the top of the mold border or near the wick line.
The product is designed by CW and copying the mold is strictly forbidden. Any violation by unauthorized copy can be held liable.

Point 4. Comparing the Size

The Mini PC Taper Candle Mold (4 holes, 12 cm) is smaller in diameter and shorter in length compared to the PC Taper Candle Mold (4 holes, 20 cm) sold by CW, giving you the option to use it for a variety of purposes.
Depending on your desired purpose and application, you can choose a different size mold for each.

Mini PC Taper Mold (4-Cavities, 12cm)

Size	Approx. 1.3 cm diameter, 12 cm height (based on finished candle)
Material	Polycarbonate Plastic
Wax Needed	Approx. 15g per bulb, 60g to make 4 cavity
Max Fragrance Load	App. 10% of Wax
Recommended Wick	White Cotton Wick #0
Characteristics	- A permanent plastic mold that can be reused multiple times. - We do not recommend using a hot air gun to clean and de-wax the mold as it may cause the mold to deform. - As a mini-size mold, be sure to use a release agent to demold the wax from the mold. - This mold is a product designed and molded by Candleworks. Unauthorized reproduction is strictly prohibited and may result in legal liability.

How to Use a PC Mold

make 1. Insert Wick & close the opening

After inserting the wick into the wick hole,
cover the wick hole with a Jacquemold dabuchi
to prevent the hot wax from leaking out.

make 2. Spray Mold Release Sprayer

Fix the wick and spray a mold release sprayer
inside the mold. The release spray forms a thin,
oily coating to help the candles separate smoothly from the mold.

make 3. Melting Wax

Melt the wax according to the mold capacity.

make 4. Coloring

Use Oil Soluble Liquid Dyes, Color Blocks, or Pigment Chips to create the desired color to suit your application.

make 5. Mixing Fragrance Oil

The temperature varies depending on the type of wax, but add fragrance oil around 80 ~85 degrees and stir well for about 1 minute.

make 6. Pouring Wax

Based on pillar wax, pour the wax into the mold at about 75~85 degree Celsius.

make 7. Fixing the Wick

Using a wick clip, gently pull the wick and fix it in the center of the mold.

make 8. Pouring for the Second Time

When the surface of the wax is hardened a bit, prick around the wick and pour wax into empty space.

make 9. Removing the Mold Sealer

Remove the mold sealer before taking out the candle once the wax is completely hardened.

make 10. Taking out the Candle

After confirming that the mold has cooled down completely, gently press the parts of the mold that wax is shrunk less. It will help to take out the candle a little better. Take out the candle and organize the wick.