ABS Economy - Black Pinseal Sheet

Specifications High rigidity and impact strength

Excellent abrasion resistance

Excellent electrical properties, moisture and creep resistanc

       ABS plastic sheets are available in two main grades, Engineering grade ABS sheet and Vacuum Forming Grade ABS sheet. The most widely used engineering thermoplastic today, ABS is formed by the polymerisation of styrene and acrylonitrile on to thermoplastic rubber which is then melt compounded with styrene acrylonitrile.           The combinations of the copolymers gives ABS sheet excellent surface appearance that is scratch resistant and available with smooth or textured surface. It has stronger, stiffer and tougher properties than high impact polystyrene (HIPS). ABS sheets also have superior resistance to high temperatures and chemicals than HIPS. ABS is a light and rigid material used in a variety of products.           ABS sheets can be processed with ease and versatility. They can be machined, turned, drilled, milled, sawed, bored, die-cut, routed and sheared using high speed carbide-tipped tools. ABS can be machine finished by filing, grinding, sanding, buffing and polishing.   ABS Sheet Characteristics High rigidity and impact strength Excellent abrasion resistance Excellent electrical properties, moisture and creep resistance ABS has good chemical and stress cracking resistance to inorganic salt solutions, alkalis and many acids (Except strong oxidizing acids) ABS is easily machined to close tolerances, is tough, dimensionally stable and may be thermoformed ABS Sheet Applications Automotive interior and exterior Aircraft interior trims Home appliances Architectural model buildings & Prototype Models Luggage Machine parts and rollers Pipes & fittings Trays For good machinablilty, stiffness, bondability and FDA compliance, ABS is an excellent choice.