Ferris Blue 1 lb sheet wax (assorted thicknesses from 6 to 3 mm) is a professional modeling wax with high flexibility and low-to-medium hardness (Shore D 52).
Specifically designed for jewelry, dental prosthetics, and sculpture using the lost-wax casting technique, it is notable for burning cleanly with minimal residue.
Take your handcrafted and industrial jewelry designs to the next level with Ferris Blue File-A-Wax in a 1-pound (approx. 454-gram) format. This technical kit includes a selection of sheets with decreasing thicknesses from 6 mm to 3 mm, providing jewelers and model makers with the perfect base to optimize carving and piercing times. The Ferris Blue formulation stands out for its flexibility and medium-low hardness (Shore D 52). It is the preferred choice for creators who need to bend, curve, or texture the material without risk of fracture, allowing for a smooth finish and millimeter-level detail.
Why choose Ferris Blue File-A-Wax from Fornituras de la Rosa?
Excellent Flexibility: Ideal for organic modeling, curved surfaces, and delicate engravings that require a less brittle wax than the green version. Perfect Casting (Clean Fusion): Its optimal melting point ensures the wax evaporates completely in the micro-casting cylinder, leaving flawless plaster molds, free of ash and porosity. Efficient Assorted Cutting: The 1-pound package includes pre-calibrated sheets ready to use, reducing material waste and speeding up the roughing process with files or burs.
Technical Specifications:
Brand: Ferris (Original File-A-Wax)
Color: Blue (High Flexibility / Medium-Low Hardness)
Format: Half-Pound Package (approx. 227 g)
Thicknesses Included: Assorted 6 mm to 3 mm (standard commercial cuts)
Melting Point: ~107 °C (225°F - 240°F)
Main Applications: Microcasting, jewelry making, dental modeling, and precision sculpting.
Usage Tips and Compatible Tools: For best results with Ferris Blue Wax, we recommend working with special wax files (coarse-toothed to avoid clogging), jeweler's saws, heated spatulas, or wax soldering irons to add material or create strong joints.