ABS Dana

65 INR/Kilograms

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Type ABS
Color white
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ABS Dana Price And Quantity

Price 65 INR/Kilograms
Minimum Order Quantity 1000 Kilograms
Price Range 65.00 - 100.00 INR/Kilograms

ABS Dana Product Specifications

Type ABS
Color white

ABS Dana Trade Information

Supply Ability 2000 Kilograms Per Day
Delivery Time 3-4 Days

Product Description

ABS Dana is a copolymer of three different compounds including acrylonitrile, butadiene, & styrene in precise amounts. It is available in uniform size granules to assure easy handling, storage, & formability. This dana can easily be colored using pigment masterbatches during processing. It is ideal to be used for making computer hardware bodies, plastic covers, toys, and various structural components. Molding of ABS Dana at high temperature for making final product assures its high heat resistance and improved glossy surface finish.

Features of ABS Dana:

Possesses good thermal and dimensional stability
High creep resistance
Good tensile strength

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Does ABS plastic break easily?

Ans - ABS is simple to utilize in 3D printing and injection moulding thanks to its low melting point. The produced plastic can tolerate heavy use and unfavorable climatic circumstances thanks to its high tensile strength, excellent resistance to physical impacts, and chemical corrosion.

2. What are the properties of ABS plastic?

ABS provides a good balance of stiffness, electrical properties, surface hardness, tensile strength, impact, heat, chemical, and abrasion resistance. Even at low temperatures, ABS plastic keeps its strong, rigid, and resistant qualities. It comes in grades that are heat-resistant, fire-retardant, and platable.

3. How long does ABS plastic last?

ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) pipe has an anticipated lifespan of 50 to 80 years, with an average of 70 years.

4. Does water affect ABS plastic?

Ans - In water, neither PLA nor ABS will significantly deteriorate. PLA is chemically biodegradable, which means it degrades more slowly than other types of biodegradable materials. Although ABS, PLA, and Nylon are all hydrophobic, this does not indicate that if exposed to water, they will begin to deteriorate.