noun
- Plural of ceresin; a hard, white or yellowish wax obtained by bleaching and purifying ozocerite, used in making candles, polishes, and other products.
Usage: technical; industrial
Examples
- Ceresins are commonly used in the manufacture of high-quality candles.
- The cosmetics industry relies on ceresins for certain formulations.
- Ceresins provide a durable finish in floor polishes and waxes.
- Industrial suppliers stock ceresins for various manufacturing applications.