Automatic candle making machine for sale

Product Description Item
Specification(mm)
Candle weight(g)
Mold Quantity
Outlet candle times/h
Capacity Per hour(Kg)
Material
Candle machine size
Lighting
candle
PT8225A
D13.3*D12*203
22.5
100
5-6
13
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT8225B
D13.3*D12*203
22.5
200
5-6
26
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT828A
D15*D13.8*203
28
90
3-4
10
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT828B
D15*D13.8*203
28
160
3-4
18
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT830A
D15.8*D14*203
30
90
3-4
10
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT830B
D15.8*D14*203
30
160
3-4
19
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT835A
D17*D15*203
35
80
3-4
9
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT835B
D17*D15*203
35
152
3-4
16
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT19033
D17*D15.5*190
33
80
3-4
10
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT19038
D18*D17*190
38
80
3-4
9
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT20048A
D20*D18.5*200
48
76
3-4
11
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT20048B
D20*D18.5*200
48
120
3-4
17
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT967A
D21.8*D19.8*232
67
70
3-4
14
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85
PT967B
D21.8*D19.8*232
67
120
3-4
24
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*60*85
PT102
D25*D24*102
42
66
3-4
8
Brass,
aluminum,Lead
120*50*85 ProductImages
Automatic candle making machine for sale
Automatic candle making machine for sale
Automatic candle making machine for sale
Automatic candle making machine for sale
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Candle machine Description:
1. A brief of the candle making machine
Our moulding machines are specially designed for making candles of various forms.
2. Structure and Performance of common candle making machine
* Structure
The machine is composed of candle holding dish, water tank, machine frame, spool box, hand wheel, spindle, bevel gear, lead screw, nut, nut shelf, bearing box, cross beam, push-off tube and candle moulding tubes, etc.
* Performance
01, Water tank, candle moulding tube enable the fluid wax to solidify by means of circulating water in the tube.
02, Candle holding dish make usre that the wick is in the center of the tube and the candle to be properly placed and clamped.
03, Lead heads and push-off tubes are used for the forming of the candle tip and the push of the candle from the candle moulding tube.
04, The spool box is used for mounting the wick spool.
3. Installation and Test run
The machine is a movable design and need no fixed foundation just place the machine smooth and steady.
Check carefully if any spare parts are turning loose or tends to fall off, and clean the accumulated dirt on all parts of the machine. Fill oil on all lubrication points. Candle moulding tubes shall be smeared with small amount of lubricant or white Vaseline oil. Raise and lower the cross beam of the unloaded machine several times, if it's very flexible to be started and in normal operation, then do the followings:
01,If there is clearance between the lead head and the candle mould cavity, expanding the punch can be used to strike the lead head lightly, so that the fitting between the lead head and the candle mould will be closed sealed to prevent any leakage of wax liquid.
02,Threading with candle wick. When threading with candle wick on a candle moulding machine of 240 piece capacity, attention shall be paid to the treading method. Since there are 8 rows of candle moulding tubes on water tank, and there are 10 rows of spool in the spool will be too far from the hole on the cover of the spool box, and this may result in a mess of the threading. Therefore, grouping method must be adopted. Threading starts from both ends and advances to the middle part, only by this means can threading be prevent from getting into a mess.
03, Swing the crank handle to lower the cross beam to the stopping position.
4. Operation Process
Rotate the hand wheel to making cross beam fall to the lower stopping position. Place the candle holding-dish in the slot on the locating plate, pull the locating plate to the front stopping point. Hang the wick in the serrate slot of the candle-holding plate. When the wax liquid half solids, cut off the wick, remove the candle-holding, dump the residual wax liquid. When the wax liquid in the candle moulding tube completely solidifies, rotate the hand wheel, through movement of the bevel gear, lead screw, nut and nut shelf, move the cross rail and push the candle off tube. Put on the candle-holding dish to store the candle. Let the wick enter the serrated hole, rotate the hand wheel to lower the cross beam to the lower stopping position.
5. Packing and transportation
The machine shall be covered with a plastic film to prevent entrance of water. It shall be enclosed by wooden box combined with iron nails. The box shall be reinforced by iron wires at the two ends to prevent damages in transportation. The box shall not be turned upside-down and shall avoid clashes.

Candles once were made from tallow and beeswax until after about 1850, they were made mainly from spermaceti and purified animal fats (stearin). Today, most candles are made from paraffin wax. Candles can also be made from beeswax, soy, other plant waxes, and tallow (a by-product of beef-fat rendering). Gel candles are made from a mixture of mineral oil and a polymer.
The candle can be made of paraffin (a product of petroleum refining), microcrystalline wax, stearin (now produced almost exclusively from palm waxes though initially manufactured from animal fats), beeswax (a byproduct of honey collection), gel (a mixture of polymer and mineral oil), some plant waxes (generally palm, carnauba, bayberry, or soybean wax), tallow (rarely used since the introduction of affordable and cheap wax alternatives) or spermaceti (extracted from the head of a Sperm Whale). The size of the flame and corresponding rate of burning is controlled largely by the candle wick.
Before the invention of electric lighting, candles and oil lamps were commonly used for illumination. In areas without electricity, they are still used routinely. Until the 20th century, candles were more common in northern Europe. In southern Europe and the Mediterranean, oil lamps predominated. In the developed world today, candles are used mainly for their aesthetic value and scent, particularly to set a soft, warm, or romantic ambiance, for emergency lighting during electrical power failures, and for religious or ritual purposes. Scented candles are used in aromatherapy. DiSen Company Show