Celebration cups for candles 4 cm. (Ø)

Celebration cups for candles 4 cm. (Ø)

• Pack of 5 plastic celebration cups to collect wax.
• Base with a diameter of 5.5 cm.
• 7.5 cm in height at the lowest part.
• 10.5 cm in height at the highest part.
• 10 cm in diameter at the mouth of the celebration cup.
• Plastic celebration cup for candles in the shape of a truncated oblique cone.
• Celebration cups for wax candles for sale.
• Approximate measurements.

Celebration cups for wax candles andles

The celebration cups for collecting wax are elements used to prevent candle wax from spilling during liturgical processions or during the Easter brotherhood outings.

The plastic celebration cups have a hollow in their base through which the wax candle is inserted. In this way, the candle is completely surrounded by the hood that collects the wax that spills while it burns.

The wax candle cups are used both indoors and outdoors to prevent wax from falling on the church floor, on the robes and clothing of the Easter brotherhood members, altar cloths, etc. causing difficult-to-remove stains.

Wax stains are very difficult to manage. It is especially complicated in those locations where there is a large volume of processions or are a habitual passage of the members of the Easter brotherhoods.

The wax collecting celebration cups work through a very simple technique. By placing the cup around the candle flame, the wax that spills when burning is collected by the cup itself. In this way, wax spilling on the surface where the candle is located is avoided.

The main advantage of using celebration cups to collect wax is to keep the surface where the candle is located clean. In this way, it avoids having to clean wax stains on delicate surfaces such as tables, tablecloths, or carpets. In addition, plastic celebration cups for candles protect the candle flame from possible drafts, which helps to keep the candle burning for longer.

This model of celebration cup for Easter is made of plastic. This material, along with cardboard, is a raw material commonly used in candle hoods since it is relatively inexpensive, resistant, and reusable.