Stabilo 14 candle wick, pretabbed, 100mm

Wedo STABILO wick is a high quality lead and zinc free wick made in Germany. Stabilo wicks are amongst the best wicks on the market for scented candle applications. They are used extensively by professional manufacturers throughout Europe and the US. Due to their consistency and technical characteristics, they are often used in a number of applications, including jar candles and pillar candles. Formerly known as CD wicks, the Stabilo wicks are coreless, non-directional, flat braided wicks with a special paper filament woven around them. This configuration is engineered to promote maximum and consistent capillary action while ensuring a wick trimming flame posture. The Stabilo series is used in many different appliations and is especially compatible with a highly scented paraffin/blended wax and a harder-to-melt vegetable based wax.

STABILO wicks combine the highest grade wick materials, state of the art braiding and spooling technology as well as tried, tested and approved chemical treatments to provide the cleanest and safest possible burn in the materials in question. The materials and processes also ensure consistent product quality from start to finish and from batch to batch. Wedo only manufactures wicks which fulfill the stringent requirements of the European quality seal RAL GZ 041. Wedo is certified according to EN ISO 9001:2008.

Properties:
Length             100mm
Tab Size          15 x 3 mm
Wax Coating   Natural

Wick Size – Candle Diameter
Stabilo 2 – <40 mm
Stabilo 4 – 40-50 mm
Stabilo 6 – ca 50 mm
Stabilo 8 – 50-57 mm
Stabilo 10 – 57-63 mm
Stabilo 12 – 63-75 mm
Stabilo 14 – 75-83 mm
Stabilo 16 – 83-89 mm
Stabilo 18 – 89-95 mm
Stabilo 20 – 95-108 mm
Stabilo 22 – 109-115 mm
Stabilo 24 – 115+ mm

This size chart is a rough guide – different waxes, fragrance and colours all effect the wicking of the candle. The candle diameters listed are suggestions based on standard results. They should be taken as a starting point for testing purposes only, as burning rates may well differ due to variations between different candle systems. Trial and error is the only way to ensure correct wicking.