Residue Wax is a byproduct obtained during the refining process of crude oil, used in a variety of industrial applications. It is typically characterized by a darker color and higher oil content compared to fully refined waxes, making it suitable for applications that do not require high levels of purity.
Applications

Rubber Industry: Used as a processing aid in rubber compounding to improve workability and provide lubrication.
Match Manufacturing: Employed as a key ingredient in matchsticks to aid in ignition.
Polishing Agents: Used in the formulation of industrial-grade polishes for wood, leather, and other surfaces.

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