Key Features
- Natural beeswax with water-resistant properties
- Reduces friction on threads and ropes
- Protects metal parts from saltwater corrosion
- Soft solid works in all climates, easy to apply with cloth or brush
- Ideal for sail repair, netting, and general deck maintenance
- Long shelf life, doesn't dry out or become tacky
Technical Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Product | Beeswax |
| IMPA Code | 232276 |
| Category | Rigging Equipment & General Deck Items |
| Form | Solid block / cake |
| Color | Yellow - natural |
| Odor | Mild honey scent |
| Melting Point | 62-65°C (144-149°F) |
| Packaging | 1 kg / 2.2 lb block |
| Storage | Store in cool, dry area |
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply beeswax to sail thread?
Run the thread across the wax block several times, then pull it through a cloth to remove excess. This coats the thread with a protective layer that reduces friction and prevents rot.
Can beeswax be used on metal rigging parts?
Yes, a thin coat of beeswax protects metal turnbuckles, shackles, and fasteners from saltwater corrosion, while also providing lubrication for threads and moving parts.
Is this beeswax natural and safe for the environment?
Our marine beeswax is a natural product without chemical additives, making it a safe choice for onboard maintenance and the marine environment.
How do I store beeswax on board?
Store it in a sealed container or wrap in plastic to keep it clean. Avoid excessive heat, but the wax remains stable in normal shipboard conditions.
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