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Oxidised Waxes |
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Oxidised Liquid Paraffins |
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Metal Preservative Coatings
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Water And Alkali Displacing
Fluids |
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Corrosion Inhibitors |
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Thermal And Hydrolytically Stable
Diesters |
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Acid Scavengers |
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Self Healing Film Formers |
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Nano Fluids |
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Steel Processing
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Automotive |
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Aerospace |
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Oxy-Wax Ltd was formed at Billingham in 1991
as a specialist producer of fatty acids obtained through the liquid
phase oxidation of refined petroleum paraffins. The oxygenates serve
as feedstocks in the manufacture of a range of water based and oil
soluble soap and ester derivatives which are supplied as intermediates
to a diverse range of companies world wide specialising in the lubrication
and protection of metals exposed to severe hostile environments.
The founder of the company, Marshall Best, has been engaged within
the petroleum industry for over four decades specialising in the
catalytic oxidation of hydrocarbons, wax crystal modification and
the rheology of interfacial films. The Hypax range of products function
as strong polar active self healing film formers having an effective
temperature range from -65 °C to over 140 °C.
We work in close partnership with our customers in the development
of advanced coatings and metal preservative fluids and provide a
fast response to customer needs using modern processing equipment.
Oxy-Wax Ltd is registered to ISO-9001-2000 quality systems standard.
The Hypax range of products conform to current environmental standards
and our base oxidates have been devolatilised as part of the oxidation
process to ensure that vapour emissions are well below the European
threshold for formulation work requiring thermal processing and
blending.
The company is committed to maintaining high standards of health,
safety and environmental management systems during all stages of
material and product movement ensuring full compliance with customers
and national policies governing the safe use and ultimate disposal
of products.
We can offer material in solid block form packed in card board boxes
with non stick interior to avoid the requirement for heating steel
drums prior to processing and disposal of empty drums.
To visit our
parent companies website, www.fulbeck.uk.com, click here >>> |
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