One of the finest wax melting pans in our range. This double-walled melting/pouring pan with lid is very sturdy and made of stainless steel (SS). Ideal for melting beeswax thanks to its double wall, which is filled with water. This heats the wax 'au bain-marie'. The melted wax can then be poured into a mold with this wax melting/pouring pan, or you can dip candles. You can also pour the wax into a small, handy, [product id=977]pouring jug[/product]. The inner height of the pan is 14 cm, with an internal diameter of 13.5 cm and an external diameter of 16 cm (without handle). Capacity is just over 1.5 liters. Filled to the brim: 1750 ml. An advantage of a stainless steel pan over an aluminum pan is that stainless steel does not react with beeswax or food. The melting pan also works on an induction cooktop and, for safety, we recommend using the pan on an electric cooktop (no open flame).

Advice: Before each use, check that there is sufficient water in the reservoir of the melting pan!

This stainless steel pouring jug is ideal for pouring small quantities of beeswax etc. Thanks to its small 700 ml capacity you can precisely pour the right amount into most silicone candle molds, or use it to attach beeswax foundation to the top bar. This jug pairs perfectly with our sturdy [product id=976]stainless steel melting pot[/product]. The pouring pot is not suitable for an induction cooktop and, for safety reasons, we recommend using it on an electric hot plate.

If you’re serious about working with beeswax, these two pots are practically indispensable. The set consists of the 700 ml stainless steel pouring pot and a 1700 ml stainless steel melting pot. The pouring pot is ideal for flawlessly pouring precise small quantities of beeswax and similar materials. The double-walled stainless steel (INOX) melting/pouring pot (interior height 14 cm) is ideal for melting beeswax. The double wall is filled with water. This heats the wax ‘au bain-marie’. This prevents the wax from getting too hot and preserves the quality of the beeswax. The melting pot also works on an induction cooktop and, for safety reasons, we recommend using the pot on an electric cooktop (no open flame).

Tip: always check the water level in the double-walled melting pot before use!

The ideal semi-professional beeswax melter for liquefying beeswax. The liquid beeswax can then be used to make candles or to cast beeswax foundation. The kettle is made of stainless steel and has a capacity of 10 L. The wax melter has a diameter of 400 mm, is 380 mm high, and runs on 230 V and 2000 W. The temperature range is 0 to 85 °C. The wax melter weighs 9.3 kg.

Wax collection tray, made of silicone. You can place this tray under the (steam) wax melter to form neat blocks of beeswax. The tray measures: l: 23,5 cm x b: 11 cm x h: 7 cm.

Work mat, made of silicone, for candle casting. With this mat you ensure you don’t spill on your work surface while pouring and can work neatly. The mat is 38.4 cm long and 28.4 cm wide.

Plastic bee on a pin for decorating rolled beeswax candles or gifts. The bee is approximately 2 cm tall and 3 cm wide. Also available in [product id=1245]small bags of 10 pieces[/product].

This product can NOT be shipped as letterbox mail.

Plastic bee on a pin for decorating rolled beeswax candles or gifts. The bee is approximately 2 cm tall and 3 cm wide. Also available in [product id=1237]large bag of 100 pieces[/product]. 

Empty lip balm tube/stick (5 ml capacity) for storing your homemade lip balm, for example with beeswax. The tube is white; the lip balm tube is also available in clear and yellow. Instructions for making lip balm with beeswax, along with many other products, can be found in the book [product id=1139]Creative with beeswax[/product]. Beeswax for cosmetics etc. can be found [category id=17]here[/category] on the website.

Empty lip balm tube (5 ml capacity) for storing your own lip balm, for example with beeswax. The tube is transparent; this lip balm tube is also available in white and yellow. How to make lip balm with beeswax—and many other projects—can be found in the book [product id=1139]Creative with Beeswax[/product]. Beeswax for cosmetics, etc., can be found [category id=17]here[/category] on the website.