Wooden wicks
Wooden wick, .04 Booster crackling, 12.7 mm, 100 pcs
The Booster crackling wooden wick with a width of 12.7 mm is a flat wick for container candles . When burning, it produces a gentle crackling sound reminiscent of a fireplace. full description
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100× Wooden wick, .04 Booster crackling, 12.7 mmDrevený knôt, .04 Booster praskajúci, 12,7 mm ZASOBAProduct description
The Booster crackling wooden wick with a width of 12.7 mm is a flat wick for container candles. When burning, it produces a gentle crackling sound reminiscent of a fireplace. It comes as a set with a metal sustainer that holds the wick upright at the bottom of the container.
The Booster series features a tab reinforced with an additional booster layer. The pack contains 100 wicks with sustainers, making it suitable for regular production as well as smaller batches.
What makes this wick interesting
- Crackling when burning – this wick belongs to the crackling series. The intensity of the sound varies depending on the candle formulation.
- Booster reinforcing layer – the tab is strengthened with an additional wood layer, which sets this series apart from simple flat wicks.
- Sustainer included – the wick slots into the sustainer and stands upright on the bottom of the container.
- Wood from certified sources – the manufacturer states that the wicks are natural, allergen-free, and biodegradable.
Use in candle making
This wick is designed for container candles, where the sustainer rests on the bottom. The process is straightforward:
- insert the wick into the sustainer and place it in the centre of the container,
- pour the wax at the temperature recommended for the given wax type,
- once set, trim the wick to suit the wax level.
Wick length is adjusted to the height of the container. It can be trimmed before pouring or after the wax has set.
Good to know
Wick width is chosen based on the container diameter, wax type, and fragrance load. The same wick behaves differently in different formulations, so every new combination should be verified with a test burn. Check whether the wax melts to the full edge of the container, how high the flame is, and whether the wick produces any soot.
A wooden wick that is too long burns with a high flame and produces soot; one that is too short will drown in the wax. Remove the charred portion before each subsequent lighting.
Wood is a natural material, so individual wicks may vary slightly in grain and shade.
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