A more sustainable, coated with all-natural wax wick for container candles made with natural cotton and hemp fibers and is whiter than other natural wicks on the market. No chemicals are added during the production of this wick and the weaving type forces the wick to self trim. Also, hemp is a very eco-friendly fiber since its environmental impact is lower than most textile fibers on the market. These wicks burn quite well with most popular waxes like NatureWax C-3 and GoldenWax 464. 

Wick features:

• Size 16 for container candles with soy wax NatureWax C-3 is recommended for burning diameters from 55 to 60 mm. 
• Waxed with natural wax, which contains beeswax.
• The burning profile is similar to that of a TB wick.
• The specified wick burning diameter for wick sizes are recommended for testing in wax without additives. The final product may require a smaller or larger wick size, which is also important when using the same vegetable wax, but from a different factory wax batch number, so always perform a test burn before producing a larger amount of candles.
• Wick length 110 mm. The wicks come with built-in 15 mm metal holders - making candles became even easier and faster.
• Holder dimensions: diameter 15 mm, neck height 6 mm (longer neck allows the wick to burn out safer), neck width 2.5 mm.
• All you need to do is to cut these wicks before lighting them in up to 5 mm.

More information about this series:

The wick have a slightly warmer flame than TB and it burns a little slower than TB. This is mostly because the wick is straighter so this creates a more centered melt pool and a more efficient consumption of the wax, in particular at the beginning of the candle burning. 

Hemp, or industrial hemp (Cannabis sativa sativa), is a botanical class of Cannabis sativa cultivars grown specifically for industrial or medicinal use. It can be used to make a wide range of products. Along with bamboo, hemp is among the fastest growing plants on Earth. It can be refined into a variety of commercial items, including paper, rope, textiles, clothing, biodegradable plastics, paint, insulation, biofuel, food, and animal feed. Pure hemp has a texture like linen. France is Europe's largest hemp producer. 

Made in the European Union.