Wick

Wick is a type of material that is commonly used in various applications, such as in candles, oil lamps, and certain types of electronic devices. It is typically made from nonmetallic materials, such as cotton or fiberglass, and is designed to absorb and transport liquids, such as oil or fuel, through capillary action.

In the supply class Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials, wick is categorized as a component that is fabricated from nonmetallic materials. This supply class includes various other nonmetallic fabricated materials that are used in different industries and applications.

Within the supply group Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials, wick falls under the category of materials that are specifically fabricated from nonmetallic substances. This group includes a wide range of nonmetallic materials that have been processed or manufactured into specific forms or shapes for various purposes.

Overall, wick is a specialized material that is used for its unique properties of liquid absorption and transportation. It is commonly found in the supply class Miscellaneous Fabricated Nonmetallic Materials and the supply group Nonmetallic Fabricated Materials.