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Candle Wick Brands & Data

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The information contained on this page is derived from the manufacturer and reputable industry sources.  We will be adding more and more wicks as the manufacturers send us more information. 

Welcome to Candlebrain’s comprehensive wick guide, your ultimate resource for understanding and selecting the right wick for your candle-making projects. In this guide, each wick type is meticulously dissected into tabs, providing you with essential insights to optimize your candle-making process.

Within each tab, you will delve into crucial details including:

  1. Wick Size:

    • Wick size directly affects the rate at which wax is consumed and the size of the flame. Choosing the correct wick size ensures optimal wax consumption, burn stability, and flame size for your candle type and container size.
  2. Compatible Candle Types for the Wick Type:

    • Different wick types are designed for specific candle types and sizes. Knowing which candle types are compatible with a particular wick helps ensure proper burn characteristics and performance.
  3. Flame Height:

    • Flame height impacts the aesthetic appearance of the candle and can also affect burn performance. Choosing the right wick size and type helps control flame height to prevent issues such as excessive smoking, sooting, or uneven burning.
  4. Pool Diameter:

    • The size of the wax pool affects fragrance throw and overall burn performance. Understanding the pool diameter helps ensure that the wick can create an adequate pool size for efficient fragrance release and even wax consumption.
  5. Melt Rate per Hour:

    • Melt rate per hour determines the burn time and longevity of the candle. Selecting the appropriate wick size and type helps achieve the desired burn time and ensures efficient wax consumption without excessive dripping or tunneling.

By equipping yourself with knowledge about wick characteristics and their implications, you’ll be empowered to make informed decisions that ensure optimal candle performance and customer satisfaction. 

Understanding the nuances of each wick characteristic empowers you to tailor your candle-making process to meet specific requirements and preferences. Whether crafting container candles, pillars, or votives, choosing the appropriate wick size and type is paramount for achieving desired burn characteristics, fragrance throw, and overall candle performance.

CD wicks, also known as Stabilo Wicks, are coreless flat braided wicks with paper filaments woven throughout, which gives the wick its initial rigidity and aids in the wick’s capillarity.  

As the CD wick burns, the wick will curl leading to the accumulated ash to fall away. This intrinsic feature ensures a continuous, unobstructed flame, adding an element of sophistication to the candle-burning process. 

The woven configuration, distinctive to CD wicks, was created to prevent common issues like clogging, mushrooming, and carbon build-up. This deliberate design is intended to create a consistently clean and efficient burn over the candle’s lifespan. 

CD wicks provide an ambiance of warmth and allure due to their bright and dynamic flame, and sustain an optimal burn, offering clean-burning properties and bright, self-trimming flames. 

The success of using CD wicks, like any wick often relies on a combination of factors, including wax type, fragrance load, wick size, and container choice. Regular testing and attention to these details will help you achieve the desired results with CD wicks in your candles. 

CD wicks are great for paraffin, coconut, soy, vegetable-based waxes, and blends. 

CD wicks are not recommended for gel, palm, bayberry, or beeswax. 

CD / STABILO WICKS

WICK SIZECONTAINERPILLARVOTIVEFLAME HEIGHTPOOL DIAMETERMELT RATE / HR)
CD-2<1”<1”< 1”1.2 in (3.05 cm)1.7 in (4.32 cm)0.13 oz (3.70 g)
CD-31 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1” – 1 ½”1.4 in (3.56 cm)1.9 in (4.83 cm)0.14 oz (3.96 g)
CD-41 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1” – 1 ½”1.6 in (4.06 cm)1.9 in (4.92 cm)0.16 oz (4.54 g)
CD-52” – 2 ½”2” – 2 ½”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.6 in (4.06 cm)1.9 in (5.00 cm)0.18 oz (5.12 g)
CD-62” – 2 ½”2” – 2 ½”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.8 in (4.57 cm)2.1 in (5.3 cm)0.19 oz (5.39 g)
CD-72 ½” – 3”2 ½” – 3”N/A1.8 in (4.57 cm)2.2 in (5.59 cm)0.20 oz (5.66 g)
CD-82 ½” – 3”2 ½” – 3”N/A1.8 in (4.57 cm)2.2 in (5.71 cm)0.20 oz (5.66 g)
CD-102 ¾” – 3 ¼”2 ¾” – 3 ¼”N/A2.0 in (5.08 cm)2.3 in (5.84 cm)0.21 oz (5.95 g)
CD-123 ¼” – 3 ½”3 ¼” – 3 ½”N/A2.2 in (5.59 cm)2.4 in (6.10 cm)0.22 oz (6.23 g)
CD-143 ½” – 3 ¾”3 ½” – 3 ¾”N/A2.2 in (5.59 cm)2.5 in (6.35 cm)0.23 oz (6.52 g)
CD-163 ¾” – 4”3 ¾” – 4”N/A2.3 in (5.84 cm)2.7 in (6.86 cm)0.24 oz (6.79 g)
CD-184” – 4 ¼”4” – 4 ¼”N/A2.3 in (5.84 cm)2.8 in (7.11 cm)0.25 oz (7.06 g)
CD-204 ¼” – 4 ½”4 ¼” – 4 ½”N/A2.4 in (6.10 cm)2.8 in (7.21 cm)0.26 oz (7.33 g)
CD-224 ½” – 4 ¾”4 ½” – 4 ¾”N/A2.4 in (6.10 cm)2.9 in (7.37 cm)0.27 oz (7.60 g)

HTP wicks stand out as a versatile candle-wicking option able to adapt to different waxes and candle styles. The acronym HTP refers to “High Tension Paper” which describes their unique manufacturing process.

These wicks start out as tightly braided cotton fibers wound around paper filament rather than a solid paper core. The braiding process is done under high tension which compresses the cotton and paper fibers together into an extremely rigid, firm wick.

This patented design aims to deliver the stability and upright structure of a standard paper wick along with the excellent capillary action of a cotton wick. The result is a wick able to provide strong fuel delivery for thicker viscosity waxes without collapsing.

One of the many benefits of HTP wicks is their self-trimming ability. As the wick burns, the tip will naturally curl and break off, keeping the wick trimmed and preventing mushrooming. While occasional manual trimming is still required, self-trimming facilitates a lower maintenance burn. This also minimizes common issues like soot buildup and secondary wick ignition.

When lit, HTP wicks produce a bright, hot flame making them suitable for most wax types including paraffin, soy, and gel. The intense heat can diminish fragrance throw slightly, but makes them ideal for viscous higher temp waxes and paraffin blends. HTP wicks are also recommended for candles with additives or thick fragrances.

Overall, the HTP braiding technique generates an adaptable wick able to burn cleanly across different candle styles thanks to its rigid structure and excellent wicking action. HTP wicks deliver versatile performance for candle makers looking for a metal-free, self-trimming wick option.

HTP Wicks

WICK SIZECONTAINERPILLARVOTIVETAPERSFLAME HEIGHTPOOL DIAMETERMELT RATE / HR)
HTP-31< 1”< 1”1” – 1 ½”3/16” – 1/2”0.76 in (1.93 cm)1.31 in (3.34 cm)0.10 Oz – 2.83 g
HTP-13< 1”< 1”1” – 1 ½”3/16” – 1/2”0.82 in (2.09 cm)1.38 in (3.51 cm)0.11 Oz – 3.13 g
HTP-411” – 2”1” – 2”1” – 1 ½”½” – ¾”0.84 in (2.14 cm)1.41 in (3.57 cm)0.11 Oz – 3.25 g
HTP-521” – 2”1” – 2”1 ½” – 2 ½”½” – ¾”0.96 in (2.43 cm)1.50 in (3.82 cm)0.13 Oz – 3.70 g
HTP-622” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”3/4” – 7/8”1.01 in (2.56 cm)1.60 in (4.07 cm)0.15 Oz – 4.16 g
HTP-722” – 3”2” – 3”N/A3/4” – 7/8”1.03 in (2.61 cm)1.64 in (4.16 cm)0.15 Oz – 4.32 g
HTP-732” – 3”2” – 3”N/A3/4” – 7/8”1.05 in (2.67 cm)1.67 in (4.25 cm)0.16 Oz – 4.48 g
HTP-833” – 4”2” – 3”N/A3/4” – 7/8”1.22 in (3.10 cm)1.73 in (4.39 cm)0.17 Oz – 4.73 g
HTP-933” – 4”2” – 3”N/A3/4” – 7/8”1.38 in (3.52 cm)1.81 in (4.61 cm)0.18 Oz – 5.12 g
HTP-1043” – 4”3” – 4”N/AN/A1.62 in (4.13 cm)2.01 in (5.10 cm)0.21 Oz – 6.00 g
HTP-1053” – 4”3” – 4”N/AN/A1.69 in (4.30 cm)2.06 in (5.24 cm)0.22 Oz – 6.26 g
HTP-12123” – 4”5” >N/AN/A1.64 in (4.16 cm)2.09 in (5.31 cm)0.23 Oz – 6.39 g
HTP-13125” >5” >N/AN/A1.78 in (4.52 cm)2.29 in (5.81 cm)0.26 Oz – 7.30 g
HTP-1265” >5” >N/AN/A2.12 in (5.39 cm)2.37 in (6.02 cm)0.27 Oz – 7.67 g

Zinc core wicks have a thin zinc wire at the center, jacketed in layers of paper and/or cotton fibers. The zinc wire gives structural stability to the wick, allowing it to stand upright and resist bending in the melted wax pool. As the wick burns, the zinc core combusts along with the exterior cotton and paper braid.

The main benefit of the zinc core is keeping the wick rigid despite softening wax. This makes zinc core wicks a top choice for paraffin, gel, and paraffin-heavy candle waxes that require a low-temperature flame. The zinc aids wick support as the candle reaches the bottom. Zinc core wicks also provide excellent hot throw fragrance diffusion compared to plain cotton.

However, for waxes that burn at higher temperatures like soy and beeswax, zinc core wicks become less effective. The low burn temperature can tunnel these harder waxes. So zinc core wicks work best in soft, low melt point candle waxes.

The wick numbers denote the specifications:

  • The first number shows thickness – a higher means thicker wick
  • The second number is braid speed – a higher number is faster braiding
  • The third number indicates the number of bundles in the wick. More bundles mean more cotton surrounding the zinc, providing more fuel to the flame. This allows adapting the zinc core design to the candle size and wax.

It’s crucial to buy zinc wicks only from reputable suppliers, as some generic brands can contain toxic levels of lead. Top manufacturers produce zinc wicks safely with non-hazardous components.

Due to their low-temperature flame, zinc core wicks should be avoided for taper candles which require hotter wax pooling as they burn down. But for container and pillar candles in soft waxes, zinc core wicks deliver unmatched performance and hot throw.

Zinc Wicks

WICK SIZECONTAINERPILLARVOTIVEFLAME HEIGHTPOOL DIAMETERMELT RATE / HR)
10-26< 1”< 1”1” – 1 ½”.41 in (1.04 cm)1.3 in (3.4 cm).06 Oz – 1.84 g
28-24 SP< 1”< 1”1” – 1 ½”.45 in (1.14 cm)1.4 in (3.5 cm).07 Oz – 1.95 g
10-28< 1”< 1”1” – 1 ½”.48 in (1.22 cm)1.4 in (3.5 cm).07 Oz – 2.01 g
28-241” – 2”1” – 2”1” – 1 ½”.49 in (1.24 cm)1.4 in (3.5 cm).07 Oz – 2.14 g
10-301” – 2”1” – 2”1” – 1 ½”.54 in (1.37 cm)1.4 in (3.5 cm).08 Oz – 2.18 g
10-381” – 2”1” – 2”1” – 1 ½”.61 in (1.55 cm)1.4 in (3.6 cm).08 Oz – 2.35 g
32-241” – 2”1” – 2”1” – 1 ½”.62 in (1.57 cm)1.4 in (3.6 cm).08 Oz – 2.38 g
34-241” – 2”1” – 2”1” – 1 ½”.68 in (1.73 cm)1.4 in (3.6 cm).09 Oz – 2.55 g
36-241” – 2”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”.75 in (1.90 cm)1.5 in (3.8 cm).10 Oz – 2.72 g
36-281” – 2”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”.77 in (1.95 cm)1.5 in (3.8 cm).10 Oz – 2.76 g
34-402” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”.77 in (1.95 cm)1.5 in (3.8 cm).10 Oz – 2.78 g
36-28 SP2” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”.80 in (2.0 cm)1.5 in (3.8 cm).10 Oz – 2.86 g
34-40 SP2” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”.85 in (2.16 cm)1.5 in (3.8 cm).10 Oz – 2.97 g
36-24-242” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”.96 in (2.4 cm)1.5 in (3.8 cm).11 Oz – 3.14 g
44-20-182” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.08 in (2.74 cm)1.6 in (4.1 cm).14 Oz – 3.93 g
44-24-182” – 3”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.13 in (2.87 cm)1.6 in (4.1 cm).15 Oz – 4.15 g
44-28-183” – 4”2” – 3”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.17 in (2.97 cm)1.7 in (4.3 cm).15 Oz – 4.35 g
44-32-183” – 4”3” – 4”N/A1.21 in (3.07 cm)1.7 in (4.3 cm).16 Oz – 4.57 g
44-36-183” – 4”3” – 4”N/A1.25 in (3.17 cm)1.7 in (4.3 cm).17 Oz – 4.78 g
51-32-183” – 4”3” – 4”N/A1.33 in (3.38 cm)1.8 in (4.5 cm).18 Oz – 5.17 g
51-36-183” – 4”3” – 4”N/A1.37 in (3.48 cm)1.8 in (4.5 cm).19 Oz – 5.38 g
60-44-183” – 4”3” – 4”N/A1.62 in (4.11 cm)1.9 in (4.8 cm).23 Oz – 6.58 g
62-52-183” – 4”3” – 4”N/A1.74 (4.42 cm)2.0 (5 cm).25 Oz – 7.17 g

ECO wicks are a popular brand of eco-friendly candle wicks made by the wick manufacturer Candlewic. ECO wicks are constructed using natural, sustainable materials and are free of toxic chemicals like lead, and other heavy metals, and are biodegradable and non-toxic. All ECO wicks are chlorine-free and made in an eco-conscious facility. They are self-priming wicks that don’t require special preparation.

ECO wicks provide excellent capillary action and clean burning with less carbon buildup. The ECO brand offers candle makers high-performance, eco-friendly wicking options.

ECO wicks are flat, coreless braided cotton wicks with paper filaments interwoven within the wick. They are made to be self-trimming.

They burn at lower temperatures and are great for low melt point waxes that contain low to no paraffin.

ECO Wicks

WICK SIZECONTAINERPILLARVOTIVEFLAME HEIGHTPOOL DIAMETERMELT RATE / HR)
ECO 11 ¼ ” – 1 ½”1 ¼ ” – 1 ½”1” – 1 ½”1.2 in (3.05 cm)2.2 in (5.59 cm)0.13 oz (3.70 g)
ECO 21 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1.4 in (3.56 cm)2.4 in (6.10 cm)0.16 oz (4.54 g)
ECO 42” – 2 ½”2” – 2 ½”N/A1.6 in (4.08 cm)2.5 in (6.35 cm)0.17 oz (4.82 g)
ECO 62 ½” – 2 ¾”2 ½” – 2 ¾”N/A1.7 in (4.30 cm)2.6 in (6.60 cm)0.19 oz (5.39 g)
ECO 82 ¾” – 3”2 ¾” – 3”N/A1.9 in (4.83 cm)2.8 in (7.11 cm)0.21 oz (5.95 g)
ECO 103” – 3 ¼”3” – 3 ¼”N/A2.0 in (5.08 cm)2.8 in (7.11 cm)0.24 oz (6.79 g)
ECO 122 ½” – 3”2 ½” – 3”N/A2.0 in (5.41 cm)2.9 in (7.37 cm)0.25 oz (7.06 g)
ECO 143 ¼” – 3 ½”3 ¼” – 3 ½”N/A2.2 in (5.59 cm)3.1 in (7.87 cm)0.28 oz (7.94 g)
ECO 164” +4” +N/A2.2 in (5.70 cm)3.2 in (8.13 cm)0.29 oz (8.22 g)

CDN wicks are sometimes referred to as Stabilo KST. They stand out in the realm of candle making for their versatile and reliable performance and one of the most commonly used wicks in candlemaking today. 

Unlike traditional wicks that rely on weaving techniques for rigidity, CDN wicks feature a special rigid wax coating that imparts structural integrity to the wick, ensuring it remains firm and upright during burning. This innovative design not only contributes to the minimal curling of CDN wicks but also enhances their ability to deliver a consistent and controlled burn. The rigid wax coating sets CDN wicks apart, showcasing the meticulous engineering that goes into creating a wick capable of maintaining its form throughout the entire candle-making process. 

These wicks are meticulously designed to cater to a broad spectrum of wax types, making them a favorite among candle makers working with paraffin, soy, and vegetable-based waxes. CDN wicks exhibit remarkable adaptability, seamlessly integrating into various wax formulations, proving to be a reliable choice whether crafting classic paraffin candles or exploring the eco-friendly realm of soy. 

One distinctive feature of CDN wicks is their minimal curling during burning. Unlike some other wick types, CDN wicks do not curl as much, contributing to a more even and controlled burn. This unique characteristic enhances the overall candle-making experience, ensuring that the flame remains centered and stable. This lack of excessive curling not only promotes a cleaner and more aesthetically pleasing burn but also reduces the risk of uneven wax consumption. 

However, it’s essential to note that CDN wicks, due to their wax coating, may not perform well in high acidic waxes. The wax acidity might remove the special wax coating and severely affect the capillarity of the wick causing burning issues and weak scent throw.

They are not recommended for Gel, Palm, Bayberry, or Beeswax candles with high acidic levels. Additionally, caution should be exercised with other waxes that use acids as additives, such as stearic acid or those containing acidic fragrance oils. In such cases, it’s advisable to refer to the specific guidelines provided by the wick and wax manufacturers for the best wick-wax compatibility. 

CDN wicks showcase their adaptability to different environments, promoting an optimal burn experience, particularly in container candles. Their ability to resist excessive curling makes them an excellent choice for containers, where maintaining a centered flame is crucial for an even melt pool.

Recommended For: Paraffin, Soy, Coconut, Vegetable waxes, and blends of these waxes.

Not Recommended For: Gel Wax, Palm Wax, Bayberry Wax, Beeswax, or any other waxes that have high acidity, or contain additives that have acid to them.  

CDN Wicks

WICK SIZECONTAINERPILLARVOTIVEFLAME HEIGHTPOOL DIAMETERMELT RATE / HR)
CDN-2<1”<1”< 1”1.2 in (3.05 cm)1.7 in (4.32 cm)0.13 oz (3.70 g)
CDN-31 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1” – 1 ½”1.4 in (3.56 cm)1.9 in (4.83 cm)0.14 oz (3.96 g)
CDN-41 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1” – 1 ½”1.6 in (4.06 cm)1.9 in (4.92 cm)0.16 oz (4.54 g)
CDN-52” – 2 ½”2” – 2 ½”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.6 in (4.06 cm)1.9 in (5.00 cm)0.18 oz (5.12 g)
CDN-62” – 2 ½”2” – 2 ½”1 ½” – 2 ½”1.8 in (4.57 cm)2.1 in (5.3 cm)0.19 oz (5.39 g)
CDN-72 ½” – 3”2 ½” – 3”N/A1.8 in (4.57 cm)2.2 in (5.59 cm)0.20 oz (5.66 g)
CDN-82 ½” – 3”2 ½” – 3”N/A1.8 in (4.57 cm)2.2 in (5.71 cm)0.20 oz (5.66 g)
CDN-102 ¾” – 3 ¼”2 ¾” – 3 ¼”N/A2.0 in (5.08 cm)2.3 in (5.84 cm)0.21 oz (5.95 g)
CDN-123 ¼” – 3 ½”3 ¼” – 3 ½”N/A2.2 in (5.59 cm)2.4 in (6.10 cm)0.22 oz (6.23 g)
CDN-143 ½” – 3 ¾”3 ½” – 3 ¾”N/A2.2 in (5.59 cm)2.5 in (6.35 cm)0.23 oz (6.52 g)
CDN-163 ¾” – 4”3 ¾” – 4”N/A2.3 in (5.84 cm)2.7 in (6.86 cm)0.24 oz (6.79 g)
CDN-184” – 4 ¼”4” – 4 ¼”N/A2.3 in (5.84 cm)2.8 in (7.11 cm)0.25 oz (7.06 g)
CDN-204 ¼” – 4 ½”4 ¼” – 4 ½”N/A2.4 in (6.10 cm)2.8 in (7.21 cm)0.26 oz (7.33 g)
CDN-224 ½” – 4 ¾”4 ½” – 4 ¾”N/A2.4 in (6.10 cm)2.9 in (7.37 cm)0.27 oz (7.60 g)

The LX candle wick is a specially designed wick known for its superior performance in various candle applications. It is a solid flat braided wick that is tightly woven and made from pure cotton yarn. A very firm wick due to the tight weave.

Key Features of LX Candle Wicks:

  1. Consistent Burn: One of the hallmark features of LX wicks is their ability to deliver a consistent and steady burn throughout the candle’s lifespan. This consistency ensures an even pool of melted wax, maximizing the fragrance throw and overall performance of the candle.
  2. Minimal Smoking: LX wicks are designed to minimize smoking, creating a cleaner and more enjoyable burning experience. The precise blend of fibers and construction technique helps reduce carbon buildup, resulting in cleaner air and surroundings.
  3. Enhanced Fragrance Diffusion: By facilitating an even burn, LX wicks optimize the diffusion of fragrance oils, allowing the candle to release its scent more effectively. This feature is particularly beneficial for scented candles, where the aroma plays a significant role in creating ambiance.
  4. Suitability for Various Wax Types: LX wicks are specially designed for use with higher-temperature waxes that melt over 200 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 93 degrees Celsius), such as paraffin, soy, beeswax, or their blends. This versatility makes them a preferred choice among candle makers seeking consistent performance across different wax formulations.
  5. Stability and Rigidity: LX wicks are engineered to maintain their shape and stability during the burning process, minimizing issues such as leaning or drowning. This ensures a reliable burn from start to finish, enhancing the overall user experience.

Choosing the Right LX Wick:

Selecting the appropriate LX wick size is crucial to achieving optimal burning performance in your candles. Factors such as the candle’s diameter, wax type, fragrance load, and desired burn time should be considered when choosing the right wick size.

LX WICK GUIDE

WICK SIZECONTAINERPILLARVOTIVETAPERSFLAME HEIGHTPOOL DIAMETERMELT RATE / HR)
LX 81” – 1 ¼”1” – 1 ¼”1” – 1 ¼”N/A1.10 in (2.7 cm)2.0 in (5.08 cm)0.13 Oz – 3.70 g
LX 101 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”1 ½” – 2”N/A1.10 in (2.7 cm)2.0 in (5.08 cm)0.15 Oz – 4.16 g
LX 122” – 2 ¼”2” – 2 ¼”2” -2 ¼”N/A1.20 in (3 cm)2.1 in (5.33 cm)0.18 Oz – 5.12 g
LX 142 ¼” – 2 ½”2 ¼” – 2 ½”N/AN/A1.30 in (3.3 cm)2.1 in (5.33 cm)0.19 Oz – 5.39 g
LX 162 ½” – 3”2 ½” – 3”N/AN/A1.40 in (3.55 cm)2.2 in (5.59 cm)0.20 Oz – 5.67 g
LX 183” – 3 ¼”3” – 3 ¼”N/AN/A1.52 in (3.85 cm)2.2 in (5.59 cm)0.20 Oz – 5.67 g
LX 203 ¼” – 3 ½”3 ¼” – 3 ½”N/AN/A1.52 in (3.85 cm)2.3 in (5.84 cm)0.22 Oz – 6.26 g
LX 213 ½” – 3 ¾”3 ½” – 3 ¾”N/AN/A1.70 in (4.32 cm)2.6 in (6.6 cm)0.25 Oz – 7.10 g
LX 223 ¾” – 4”3 ¾” – 4”N/AN/A1.80 in (4.57 cm)2.8 in (7.11 cm)0.27 Oz – 7.67 g
LX 244” – 4 ¼”4” – 4 ¼”N/AN/A2.0 in (5.08 cm)3.1 in (7.9 cm)0.30 Oz – 8.50 g
LX 264 ¼” – 4 ½”4 ¼” – 4 ½”N/AN/A2.2 in (5.6 cm)3.3 in (8.4 cm)0.32 Oz – 9.07 g
LX 284 ½” – 4 ¾”4 ½” – 4 ¾”N/AN/A2.4 in (6.1 cm)3.5 in (8.9 cm)0.34 Oz – 9.64 g
LX 304 ¾” – 5”4 ¾” – 5”N/AN/A2.5 in (6.35 cm)3.7 in (9.4 cm)0.36 Oz – 10.20 g

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Wick data can differ from guide to guide. All data contained herein are merely suggestions and wicks can perform differently in different waxes and with different additives. Please use this guide as a starting point to gauge what size ranges you may need to test to get the best results.

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