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HTP-93 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.48 - $34.94 -
HTP-83 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.48 - $34.94 -
HTP-105 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.84 - $38.52 -
HTP-73 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$4.22 - $42.40 -
HTP-104 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.48 - $34.94 -
HTP-62 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.48 - $39.94 -
HTP-126 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.95 - $39.63 -
HTP-52 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$4.63 - $44.10 -
HTP-1212 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$3.84 - $38.54 -
HTP-41 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$1.94 - $27.95 -
HTP-1312 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$1.77 - $27.58 -
HTP-31 6" Pre-Tabbed Wick
$2.78 - $27.95
HTP Wicks
About HTP Wicks
What Are HTP Wicks?
HTP wicks, short for High-Tensile Paper wicks, are flat-braided cotton wicks with thin paper filaments woven into the braid. This unique design provides extra rigidity, allowing the wick to remain upright while burning. The paper threads also improve wax flow to the flame, resulting in a steady burn and consistent melt pool.
They are popular among candle makers for their versatility, performing well in soy, paraffin, and natural wax blends, as well as in containers, pillars, and votives.
Benefits
- Clean Burning: Reduced mushrooming and soot for a neater finish.
- Versatile Performance: Suitable for a variety of wax blends and candle types.
- Fragrance Friendly: Handles higher fragrance loads without clogging.
- Steady Flame: Maintains a consistent burn throughout the candle’s life.
Choosing the Right Wick
Finding the correct wick size is essential for safety, performance, and customer satisfaction. The wrong size can lead to tunneling, smoking, or uneven burns.
Size Chart & Recommendations
Wick Size |
Suggested Diameter |
Best Uses |
HTP 31 |
1.5" – 2" |
Tea lights, small votives |
HTP 52 |
2" – 2.5" |
Small jars, tins |
HTP 83 |
2.5" – 3" |
Medium jars, soy blends |
HTP 104 |
3" – 3.5" |
Large containers, pillar candles |
HTP 126 |
3.5" – 4" |
Large pillars, multi-wick jars |
FAQs
What does HTP mean?
HTP stands for High-Tensile Paper, referring to the paper threads woven into the cotton braid for added strength and stability.
CD Wicks vs. HTP Wicks
CD (Stabilo) wicks are round-braided and tend to burn hotter, making them better for certain waxes and wider candle diameters. HTP wicks have a flatter braid with paper filaments, producing a steadier flame and less mushrooming, ideal for a wide range of candle applications.