Moldes para derretir cera

PJ Bold ofrece una amplia gama de moldes para cera fundida. Todos están fabricados con materiales seguros aprobados por la FDA . Estos materiales son resistentes y perfectos para hacer cera fundida en casa.

Los moldes son fáciles de usar. Puedes hacer más que solo cera fundida. También puedes crear velas , jabones y chocolates . PJ Bold ofrece una gran variedad de formas, incluyendo flores, patrones y diseños divertidos. Esto te permite ser creativo en tus proyectos.

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Heart Wax Melt Mold

Molde de cera derretida en forma de corazón, 0,54 ml, 452 cavidades, media hoja

$189.80 $136.60
Cera fundente Half Dome, 0,54 ml, 391 cavidades, media lámina para caramelos, chocolates y gomitas

Cera fundente Half Dome, 0,54 ml, 391 cavidades, media lámina para caramelos, chocolates y gomitas

$189.55 $138.64

Our Best Selling Molds

Moldes de silicona para barras de chocolate con forma de hoja de marihuana, paquete de 2

Moldes de silicona para barras de chocolate con forma de hoja de marihuana, paquete de 2

$19.99 $12.95
Square Silicone Candy Mold - No Symbol

Molde cuadrado de silicona para caramelos (media hoja)

$49.95 $39.95
Molde cuadrado de silicona para caramelos, 266 cavidades, 2 ml

Molde cuadrado de silicona para caramelos, 266 cavidades, 2 ml

$49.95 $39.95
Molde de silicona cuadrado, 5 ml, 192 cavidades, media hoja

Molde de silicona cuadrado, 5 ml, 192 cavidades, media hoja

$140.00 $123.66
Molde de silicona cuadrado, 4 ml, 192 cavidades, media hoja

Molde de silicona cuadrado, 4 ml, 192 cavidades, media hoja

$149.00 $113.04
Mushroom Silicone Mold, 4mL, 126 Cavity, Half Sheet, Blue

Molde de silicona con forma de hongo, 4 ml, 126 cavidades, media hoja

$189.00 $129.40
Square Silicone Mold, 1mL, 600 Cavity, Half Sheet

Molde de silicona cuadrado, 1 ml, 600 cavidades, media hoja

$189.55 $137.78
Molde de silicona cuadrado, 2 ml, 336 cavidades, media hoja

Molde de silicona cuadrado, 2 ml, 336 cavidades, media hoja

$189.55 $121.27
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What Makes Our Wax Melt Molds Different?

Clean Release on Every Pour

Silicone is naturally non-stick, so hardened wax releases without sticking, cracking, or leaving residue. Flex the edges, push gently from the back, and the melt drops out whole. No oil needed.

Handles Hot Wax Without Warping

Melted wax typically runs between 160°F and 185°F at pouring temperature. Our silicone handles this comfortably and keeps its shape across hundreds of pours. The mold won't crack, sag, or lose its design even after repeated hot pours.

Works With Every Common Wax

Soy, paraffin, coconut, beeswax, and blended waxes all work the same in silicone. The mold doesn't react with fragrance oils or dyes, so your scent throw and color stay true. Our guide on making wax melts in silicone molds walks through each wax type in detail.

Food-Safe Silicone, Craft-Ready

The silicone is FDA-compliant and BPA-free. It meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600, the federal standard for rubber in repeated food contact. Once you've used a mold for wax or soap, keep it dedicated to craft work — silicone can absorb strong fragrances over time.

How to Buy the Right Wax Melt Mold

1

Match the Shape to Your Product Line

Selling at markets or online? The shape does marketing work for you. A marijuana soap mold pairs well with cannabis-themed product lines. A mushroom candy mold works for nature or forest-themed melts. Pick what matches your brand.

2

Think About Batch Size

Small runs for personal use? A half dome mold with 234 cavities gives you plenty. Larger commercial runs? A 192-cavity square mold or a round silicone mold half sheet handles bulk output.

3

Consider Adding a Decorative Liner

Our foil cupcake liners with a green leaf design work well as a presentation liner for finished wax melts in gift sets or retail displays. The leaf pattern reinforces themed product lines at checkout.

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Plan for Cleanup

Wax residue is easier to remove than you'd think. The silicone surface releases cooled wax without scrubbing. That matters if you change scents often. Pick molds you can clean quickly between batches so fragrance doesn't carry over.

1

Match the Shape to Your Product Line

Selling at markets or online? The shape does marketing work for you. A marijuana soap mold pairs well with cannabis-themed product lines. A mushroom candy mold works for nature or forest-themed melts. Pick what matches your brand.

Think About Batch Size

Small runs for personal use? A half dome mold with 234 cavities gives you plenty. Larger commercial runs? A 192-cavity square mold or a round silicone mold half sheet handles bulk output.

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3

Consider Adding a Decorative Liner

Our foil cupcake liners with a green leaf design work well as a presentation liner for finished wax melts in gift sets or retail displays. The leaf pattern reinforces themed product lines at checkout.

Plan for Cleanup

Wax residue is easier to remove than you'd think. The silicone surface releases cooled wax without scrubbing. That matters if you change scents often. Pick molds you can clean quickly between batches so fragrance doesn't carry over.

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Tips for Making Wax Melts in Silicone Molds

  • 1

    Melt Wax With a Double Boiler

    Direct heat scorches wax and ruins the scent throw. Use a double boiler or an electric wax melter to heat wax slowly and evenly. Stir occasionally to keep the temperature consistent across the pour.

  • 2

    Add Fragrance at the Right Temperature

    Most fragrance oils bind best to wax at around 180°F to 185°F. Add fragrance too hot and it burns off. Add it too cool and it doesn't mix evenly. Follow the oil supplier's pour temperature for best results.

  • 3

    Pour Slowly Into Each Cavity

    A fast pour traps air and leaves bubbles on the finished melt. Pour in a slow, steady stream. If the cavities are small, use a pouring pitcher with a thin spout for better control.

  • 4

    Cool at Room Temperature First

    Moving hot wax straight to the fridge causes cracking and surface frost, especially with soy wax. Let the melts cool on the counter for 1 to 2 hours first, then move them to a cooler spot if you want to speed up the final set.

  • 5

    Unmold When Fully Firm

    Wax looks set on top before the inside is fully firm. Wait at least 4 hours before unmolding, or overnight for thicker pieces. For a complete candle and melt workflow, see our candle molds for making candles guide.

How to Care for Your Wax Melt Molds

  • Wipe out any loose wax residue with a paper towel right after unmolding
  • Wash with warm water and mild dish soap, or put on the top rack of the dishwasher
  • For stubborn residue, pour warm (not boiling) water into the mold and let it sit a few minutes before rinsing
  • Don't use sharp tools or rough scrubbers since they cut the silicone and shorten mold life
  • Store flat or loosely rolled in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
  • Keep wax molds separate from food molds if you use strong fragrances since silicone can absorb scent over time
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FAQs

Yes. Silicone handles hot wax, releases cleanly, and doesn't react with fragrance oils or dyes. It works for wax melts, tarts, snap bars, and smaller decorative candles. For pillar candles with wicks, check whether the mold has a bottom wick hole or if you'll need to thread one in manually.

Yes. They're made from FDA-compliant silicone that meets FDA 21 CFR 177.2600. But if you've used a mold for heavily fragranced wax, we recommend keeping it for craft work only. Silicone absorbs strong scents over time, which can transfer to food.

Soy wax is the easiest for beginners because it melts at lower temperatures and cleans up with soap and water. Paraffin gives a stronger scent throw. Beeswax makes denser, longer-burning melts. Blends of soy and paraffin balance scent throw and clean melting.

Most wax releases on its own when the mold is cool. For residue, pour warm water into the cavities and wait 2 to 3 minutes. The wax softens and rinses out. Dish soap and warm water handle the final cleanup. Skip boiling water since it can damage some silicone over time.

Yes. Melt down leftover candle wax, strain out any old wick debris, add fresh fragrance if the original scent has faded, and pour into your mold. Reusing wax is a common way to reduce waste and use up jars with less than a full burn left.

Stored in an airtight container away from heat and direct sunlight, wax melts hold their scent for 6 to 12 months. Fragrance oils evaporate over time even in sealed storage, so making small batches and using them within a few months gives the strongest scent.