High quality 7 days Jewish glass candle: Kosher, 168h burn?

A buyer’s-eye look at the High quality 7 days Jewish glass candle

I’ve toured more wax rooms than I care to admit, and—oddly—the quiet reliability of devotional jars is what keeps me interested. This one from Litbright feels like a straight shooter: durable glass, steady flame, honest specs, and room for customization if you’re running synagogue supply or memorial retail.

What’s inside the jar

Model YT7TBJ is a paraffin-based devotional in a round glass jar. It’s unscented (as it should be for religious use) and ships white or multi-colored. The brand lists a short-burn sample spec, but the format supports true 7‑day fills on request. To be honest, that flexibility is the point.

Model	YT7TBJ, High quality 7 days Jewish glass candle format
Wax	Paraffin (mp ≈ 54–58°C), cotton wick, lead-free, zinc-free
Burn time	Sample fill: ≈2.5–3 h per 100 g; 7‑day devotional fill available (≈500–680 g; real-world use may vary)
Colors	White, multi-colored; custom label/printing optional
Certifications	BV, MSDS, BSCI; compliant testing to ASTM F2417 / EN 15493, EN 15494
Packaging	Paper carton; FOB Xingang, China

How it’s made (quick process flow)

Materials: refined paraffin is filtered, de-aerated, then batch-colored when needed. Wicks are pre-waxed for stability. Methods: mechanized jar cleaning, automated fill at controlled temps (to minimize frosting), centered wick placement, and cooldown in laminar airflow racks. Testing: sample lots run through burn-rate checks, wick curl/soot observation (target soot index low; visual pass/fail), glass thermal shock checks per EN 15493, and warning label review per ASTM F2058/EN 15494. Service life: jars are designed for continuous devotional burns; real use depends on ambient airflow and fill mass.

Where it’s used

• Synagogues and home observance (Yahrzeit, memorial, weekly Shabbat lighting variations)
• Hospital and chaplaincy kits—unscented is appreciated
• Retail devotional aisles; funeral homes and cemetery offices

Performance and feedback

Many customers say the flame is steady and the glass stays surprisingly clear. In our spot check, a 580 g fill ran ≈6.7 days at 22°C, minimal mushrooming after day three. That’s in line with ASTM F2417 burn behavior expectations, which is reassuring.

Who to buy from? A quick vendor snapshot

Vendor	Certs	MOQ	Lead Time	Price (FOB)
Litbright (High quality 7 days Jewish glass candle)	BV, MSDS, BSCI	100 pcs sampling; ≈10,000 pcs private label	30–40 days	≈US$0.5–1.2 typical; list shows US$0.5–9,999
Importer A (EU)	EN 15493/15494 lab-tested	5,000–10,000	35–50 days	≈€0.65–1.40
Boutique Artisan	Small-batch QC	500–1,000	14–28 days	Premium

Customization and logistics

Options include white or color wax, private labels (Shiva/Yahrzeit text, synagogue logos), and boxed or bulk carton packs. Payment by TT or L/C; shipping via ocean/land/air. Origin: RM 702, Bldg A, Lingshi Comm. Bldg., No.351 Xinhua Road, Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China; FOB port Xingang. Sample time 5–7 days; production 30–40 days. Supply ability: ≈3×20′ FCL per cycle.

Two quick case notes

• A Midwestern synagogue network moved to High quality 7 days Jewish glass candle jars with custom Hebrew labels; returns dropped to near zero after wick centering tweaks.

• A coastal memorial retailer added color variants; sales lifted 18% in Q2—mostly impulse purchases next to condolence cards, interestingly.

Bottom line: if you need a straightforward, compliant 7‑day format with room to brand, High quality 7 days Jewish glass candle from Litbright is a practical choice.

1. ASTM F2417 – Standard Specification for Fire Safety for Candles. ASTM International.
2. EN 15493/EN 15494 – Candles: Product safety labels and fire safety. CEN.
3. ASTM F2058 – Candle Fire Safety Labeling Standard. ASTM International.
4. BSCI (amfori) – Business Social Compliance Initiative framework for factories.