Point 1. Product composition

A PC mold with a diameter of 4.5 cm and a height of 15.5 cm (based on the finished candle).
A permanent plastic mold made of polycarbonate plastic that can be reused multiple times.
It takes approximately 185 grams of wax to make one candle.

Point 2. Basic Circus Dome Design

The wax wick has a smooth, soft design that is reminiscent of a circus dome rather than a bell-shaped round shape.
It is the most commonly used type of candle and its design is standard for pillars.
Be sure to seal the wax core hole with a mold sealer before pouring the wax.

Point 3. Homemade products

The Candleworks logo or word mark is engraved on the edge of the mold or near the wax core line.
This product is a mold directly designed and manufactured by Candleworks. Unauthorized copying is strictly prohibited. If violated, you may be held legally responsible.

Point 4. Size comparison

You can compare the sizes of similar domed pillar candles based on the longest tapered mold.

PC dome column mold (4.5x15.5cm)

Size	Diameter 4.5cm x height 15.5cm
Texture	Polycarbonate plastic
Amount of wax required	About 185 grams
Maximum fragrance load	About 10%
Recommended wax core	No. 2 smokeless wax wick, No. 2 white cotton wax wick
Product Features	- Permanent plastic mold that can be reused multiple times. - Do not use a hot air blower when cleaning the mold or removing wax as this may cause the mold to warp. - The first time the mold is used, the wax can be easily released from the mold using a release agent.

How to use PC mold

How to use column mold

Production 1. Insert the wax core and block the entrance with the mold sealer

After inserting the wax wick into the wax wick hole, cover the wax wick hole with a mold sealer to prevent hot wax from leaking.

2. Spray release agent

Secure the wax core and spray release agent inside the mold. The release agent creates a thin lubricating film that helps the candle separate well from the mold.

Production 3. Melt wax

Melt wax according to mold size and capacity.

Production 4. Coloring

Use fat-soluble liquid dyes, color blocks, and pigment chips to create the desired color for your application.

Preparation 5. Mix sesame oil

Although the temperature varies depending on the wax, add the sesame oil between 80-85 degrees and stir evenly for about 1 minute.

Production 6. Wax pouring

Based on the wax for the column, pour the wax into the mold at a temperature of about 75~85℃.

Production 7. Fixed wax core

Using the wax wick clamp, gently pull on the wax wick and secure it in the center of the mold.

Production 8. Secondary pouring

When the surface of the wax has hardened to a certain extent, use a glass rod to pierce the wax core around it, and pour the remaining wax into the blank space a second time.

9. Remove the mold sealer

After the wax has completely hardened, remove the mold sealer before demoulding.

Production 10. Demold

After confirming that the mold has cooled, gently press the sides of the mold with your hands to create air gaps in the smaller shrinkage parts. Remove the candle from the mold and clean the wick.