ABS - ACRYLONITRILE BUTADIENE STYRENE

ABS  ACRYLONITRILE BUTADIENE STYRENE 
• Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS), accompanied by Polybutadiene by emulsion or mass polymerization • It is an amorphous polymer made from Acrylonitrile and Styrene.
• Butadiene makes the product harder and more resistant even at low temperatures, while styrene monomer imparts good machinability to ABS; Acrylonitrile provides hardness, heat and chemical resistance.
• It can be processed by injection or extrusion molding technique and is easy to process.
• The most important feature of its is impact resistance and hardness.
• ABS is generally defined by three features; Fluidity, Impact resistance -  Heat resistance.
• It can generally be used at temperatures between •20°C and +80°C.
• It shows good resistance to heat and chemicals thanks to its strong and durable structure even at low temperatures.
• ABS has poor weather resistance, so it is recommended for indoor applications only.
• It is resistant to aqueous acids, alkalis, concentrated hydrochloric and phosphoric acids, alcohols and animal, vegetable and mineral oils, but is affected by concentrated sulfuric and nitric acids.
• Electrical insulation is very good.
• It is recommended to be used in indoor applications due to the weak atmospheric condition resistance of ABS.
• It is soluble in esters, ketones, ethylene dichloride or acetone.
FEATURES
• Ease of Painting and Adhesion
• Dimensional Stability
• Impact Resistance
• Aesthetically Good And Shiny Surface Opportunity
• Heat Resistance
• Ease of Processing and Coating
• Robustness and Hardness
• High Chemical Resistance
SECTORS USED
• Packaging
• Electric & Electronic
• Chemical
• Small Home Appliances
• Medical & Pharmaceuticals
• Furniture
• Automotive
• Toy
• Agriculture
• Consumer Products
• Building & Construction
APPLICATIONS
• Suitcases
• Electrical Appliances, Computer and TV Cases
• Electronic devices
• Furniture Parts
• Automotive Interior Door Panels
• Toys
• Plastic Protectors, Helmets
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