The subject of the invention is a method for making candle filling and a method for making and reproducing a candle with filling.
The developed method for making candle filling assumes the production of a filling from a mixture of substances such as soy wax or beeswax or rapeseed wax or palm wax or paraffins or stearin or paraffin gel or other natural waxes, or their modifications or mixtures, which constitute from 1% to 100 % of filling weight. The mixture is heated to a temperature ranging from 35°C to 95°C until it liquefies. The heated, liquefied mixture is then gradually sprayed onto the metal surface. The metal surface is cooled to a temperature at least 5°C lower than the temperature of the liquefied mixture. The liquefied mixture changes its state of matter from liquid to solid, and the resulting granules of various sizes and shapes constituting the loose filling (1) are moved to collective packaging by gravity or mechanically, preferably using a feeder.
Method for making and reproducing a candle with a filling of a mixture of substances such as soy wax or beeswax or rapeseed wax or palm wax or paraffins or stearin or paraffin gel or other natural waxes or their modifications or mixtures which constitute from 1% to 100% by weight filling, consists in pouring loose filling (1) into the casing (2). Then, at least one wick (3) is inserted vertically into the loose filling. The wick (3) is adjusted so that after burning or being charred this wick (3) can be removed from the loose filling (1) together with the melted loose filling (1) stuck to it, i.e. particles of loose filling (1), which combine with each other under the influence of flame and temperature or which stick to the wick (3). Then, loose filling (1) is poured into the casing (2), and at least one wick (3) is inserted essentially vertically.