| ABS is thermoplastic resin made from
three-dimensional monomer of Acrylonitrile, Butadiene, |
| Styrene. It has a wide range of applications
such as electric/electronic parts, automotive |
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| ABS
resin is widely used in various electrical and electronic components,
automotive parts, |
| toys,
cameras and pipes as it has diversity in both its manufacturing methods and
materials |
| characteristics.
It features high impact and flexural strength, excellent mechanical |
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chemical resistance, mold ability, dimensional stability and paint
ability. |
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resin performs in a variety of ways based on the polymerization process type
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the controlled interaction between base material and various additives. Ever
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use of ABS resin on manufacturing pipes, the material has been developed to
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melt flow characteristics and greater flexural strength. |
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is used in many applications that require high durability such as car parts.
It is very |
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| Characteristics Chemical
resistance |
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| Fatigue
resistance |
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| Hardness
and rigidity |
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| Melt
strength |
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| Low-temperature ductility |
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| Impact
resistance |
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| Melt
strength |
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| Processing ease (flow) |
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| Gloss |
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| Hardness
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