Our injection moulding ABS materials are opaque thermoplastics available in black and natural colour options. The best material option will depend on your specific project needs. We offer various grades of ABS for injection moulding, including:

The material properties of ABS make it a good choice when impact resistance, strength, and stiffness are required. A few key applications include:

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We offer several grades of ABS to meet the needs of applications in a variety of industries, including medical and automotive.

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Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) is a tough, impact-resistant plastic. Its low shrink, high dimensional stability, and good resistance to corrosive chemicals make it a versatile option used across a variety of industries. ABS has a glass transition temperature of approximately 105 °C and is an amorphous polymer, meaning it has high temperature resistance and no true melting point.

ABS is also widely used in prototyping because it is relatively inexpensive and has excellent dimensional stability for product testing.