Abs… (Acrylonitrile Butadenien Styrene)

Properties

ABS (acrylonitrile butadyene styrene)
Class Mfi Sofmy Point (˚ C)
200 ˚ C/5kg 220 °c/10kg
SV0157 0.5 …….. 101
HR2340 1 …….. 112
HR2320 1.2 …….. 103
SD0150 1.8 …….. 98
SD0152 2.4 …….. 99
SD0140 3.2 …….. 97
ABS 50 …….. 35 95

Acrylonitrile Butadenien Styrene (ABS) (Chemical formula (CI-8, H 8) x · (Cı 4 H 6) Y (CI-3, H 3 h) z), a common thermoplastic polymer. This glass crossing temperature is approximately 105 ° C (221 ° F). [2] ABS is shapeless and therefore has no real melting point.

Production

ABS is derived from acrylonitrile, Butadyen and styrene. Acrylonitrile is a synthetic monoomer produced from propylene and ammonia; Butamine is an oil hydrocarbon obtained from the C4 fraction of the steam cracking; The styrene Monomeri is prepared by dehydrogenation of ethyl resembling a hydrocarbons obtained in the etiomic and benzene reaction.

Applications

ABS's lightness and injection molding and extrusion feature are useful in the manufacture of products such as drain-waste-ventilation (DWV) piping systems, musical instruments (recorders, plastic clarinet and piano movements), golf club heads The Good shock Absorbancia), Automotive upholstery fittings, automotive bumper rods, medical devices for blood access, housings for electrical and electronic components, protective hood, whitewater canoes, bumper edges for furniture and joinery panels, luggage and Protective carrying bags, small kitchen appliances, and toys including Lego and Kre-O bricks. Home and consumer goods are the main applications of ABS. Keyboard keypads are usually made from ABS.

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