pigeon
caille
Plucking wax for a perfect finishing after quails and pigeons plucking. Wax finishing allows you to get rid of small remaining feathers and pin feathers.
25kg bags with wax pellets for easy dosing and faster melting (weight given on an indicative basis, may vary slightly depending on the productions).
A volume discount may apply for orders of 20 boxes and more.
If you don’t find on our website the type of plucking wax you are looking for, do not hesitate to contact us since other types of plucking wax are available.
| Weight | around 25 kg |
| Wax slab dimensions | 46 x 28 cm |
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