What Is Liquid Wax?
Fuel cell candle lamps and fuel are specifically designed to meet the demanding needs of the food service industry. They require little maintenance and provide years of intimate table lighting. A reflection of your high quality standards. Our lamp fuel is classified as not toxic and non-flammable. It is in the same non-flammable category as vegetable oil. Fuel cell candles are disposable and require no cleaning of your candle holders. If you need a particular size please contact us for availability and pricing。
What are liquid candles made of?
The Liquid wax candles themselves are made of tough plastic with a metal wick holder. Our shades are of either borosilicate or soda glass
How Long Do They Last?
We supply two sizes. One lasts around 24 hours and the other around 40 hours.
Is it Safe?
Yes, very. It has a very high flashpoint, and will not flash or flare. It will not burn without the pre-set wick. It can be safely sent through the post We strongly recommend that you do not drink it though!
How strong are they?
Our Disposable Liquid Wax candles are made of strong plastic with a metal wick holder. They are very strong indeed. The variety of shades we offer is made of glass. While they are durable, expect a few broken shades over time, because they are made of glass.
What happens if I knock a lamp over?
Our lamps are very stable and rarely knocked over. If it does happen, the liquid wax container will not break even if the shade does. Very little fuel escapes, if any, and this will not burn without the wick anyway.
If the candle flame does not go out, it will burn quietly and will not flare or flash because the fuel has a very high flashpoint, which makes it very safe.
How long do the wicks last?
Because the whole unit is disposable, the wick will last until all the oil has burnt. You then simply discard the cartridge
Are There Any Special Storage Requirements?
No. The fuel is classed as combustible and not flammable. Furthermore, because it is contained it never comes into contact with skin, eyes, or anything else!
How do liquid candles work?
The heat of the flame vaporizes the liquid wax (turns it into a hot gas), and starts to break down the hydrocarbons into molecules of hydrogen and carbon. These vaporized molecules are drawn up into the flame, where they react with oxygen from the air to create heat, light, water vapor (H2O), and carbon dioxide (CO2).
