Polyethylene wax is widely used as a lubricant and processing aid in the production of PVC, helping to improve flow properties and reduce friction during extrusion and molding. It is also employed as a dispersing agent in masterbatch production, ensuring even distribution of pigments and additives in polymers. In the coatings and paint industry, it enhances surface properties like scratch resistance, gloss, and water repellency, while improving stability. In the printing inks sector, it adds gloss and durability to the ink. Additionally, it serves as a key component in hot melt adhesives, providing tackiness and flexibility. In the rubber industry, it acts as a release agent and improves processing efficiency. In the paper and board industry, it is used as a surface coating to increase durability and smoothness. It is also incorporated into cosmetics, such as lipsticks and creams, to enhance smoothness and longevity. Its low viscosity and thermal stability make it suitable for use in candles, polishes, and car care products like car waxes, providing shine and surface protection.