Flat wicks for cast and moulded candles

This flat wick is perfectly suited to making beeswax or vegetable wax candles. It is also compatible with paraffin wax.

Thanks to its adjustable length, it is equally suitable for container candles, moulded candles and taper candles.

Orient the wick correctly: respect the direction of the fibres

Once you've cut the wick to the desired length, immediately make a small noose at one end: this is the part that will form the tip of the candle.

Make sure you also orientate the wick correctly: the V-shaped structure on the flattened side should always be open towards the tip of the candle, to ensure even burning.

The advantages of coil wicks

Coil wicks offer an ideal solution for craftspeople and designers who want versatility, economy and control in their work.

• Economical: they are cheaper, ideal for reducing your production budget.
• Flexibility: you can cut the wick to the length you need, to suit your creations.
• Customisation: wicks can be pre-coated for better control of combustion.

Instructions for use

For poured candles, dip the wick into the melted wax, leave it to dry, then repeat the operation 1 or 2 times. Once the wick is rigid, insert it into a round wick holder with a hole and tighten it with flat-nose pliers.

For moulded candles, insert the wick into the hole in the polycarbonate mould, then pull it outwards before fitting a sealing plug. For silicone moulds, carefully pierce the base with a needle and push the wick through.

Which wick holder should I choose according to the diameter of my wick?

Following in-house tests, we have established the most suitable combinations of wick holders and wick references. These combinations guarantee stable, even and safe combustion, whatever the wax used.

If youhave any difficulty in choosing a wick, please consult our guide to choosing a candle wick.

Wicks are sold in 5-metre or 50-metre bags.

It's important to try them out before you start creating candles, so that you can adjust the diameter and burn to your own formulations.