Stainless Steel Beeswax Melting Bain Marie 1 Litre

Stainless Steel Beeswax Melting Bain Marie 1 Litre

$13.58
Sale price  $13.58 Regular price  $21.56
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Stainless Steel Beeswax Melting Bain Marie 1 Litre

Stainless Steel Beeswax Melting Bain Marie 1 Litre

$13.58
Sale price  $13.58 Regular price  $21.56

Stainless Steel Beeswax Melting Bain Marie – 1 Litre

Perfect for hobbyists, small-scale candle makers and beekeepers, this 1 Litre Stainless Steel Beeswax Melting Bain Marie provides a safe and gentle way to melt beeswax for candle making, balms, salves and other wax crafts.

Designed with a double-wall water jacket system, this bain marie melts beeswax using indirect heat, helping to prevent scorching, overheating or damaging the natural properties of your wax. Ideal for small batches and home craft production.

Whether you're making container candles, rolled beeswax candles or hand-poured moulded candles, this compact melter is a reliable and easy-to-use tool for your workshop.

Why Use a Bain Marie for Melting Beeswax?

Beeswax is highly flammable if overheated. A bain marie works by surrounding the inner wax chamber with heated water, providing even, controlled heat distribution. This reduces hot spots and preserves the colour, aroma and quality of your beeswax.

It’s the safest and most recommended way to melt beeswax for candle making at home.

Product Features

  • 1 Litre capacity – ideal for hobby and small-batch use
  • Durable stainless steel construction
  • Double-wall water jacket design
  • Suitable for beeswax, soy wax and other natural waxes
  • Easy to clean and reuse
  • Compatible with most standard hobs

Ideal For:

  • Melting filtered beeswax blocks
  • Small batch candle making
  • Craft workshops
  • Beekeepers rendering clean beeswax
  • Making balms and wax-based products

Pair with our Pure Filtered Beeswax Blocks for premium candle making results.

You may also need:
• Candle Wicks & Accessories
• Candle Moulds
• Honey & Beeswax Products

How To Use

  1. Fill the outer chamber with water (below the fill line).
  2. Add beeswax to the inner chamber.
  3. Heat gently on your hob.
  4. Once fully melted, carefully pour into moulds or containers.

Always supervise when heating wax. Never allow the water chamber to boil dry.

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