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TCR Series Wick

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TCR Series Wick Designed for soya and vegetable wax, our TCR series wick is a flat braided wick, cored, with an exterior jacket that provides a high level of stiffness, made from pure long strand ring spun cotton and paper. It ensures an excellent burn profile with vegetable-based waxes, such as soya wax and rapeseed wax. The TCR series offers a reduced afterglow, smoke and soot. Self-trick wick position that minimizes or eliminates carbon. (mushrooming). The consistent flame helps ensure that glass containers don t overheat on one side and that pillars don t tunnel or leak out the side of the

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TCR Series Wick

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