Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrole ranks among the oldest and most important styrolcopolymers and is obtained from the three components acrylnitrile, butadiene and styrole. ABS-plastics distinguish themselves through high toughness, resistance, stiffness, as well as their impact and fracture behaviour.
Acrylnitrile-Butadiene-Styrole only has a low static charge and is therefore often used in the areas of electronic and precision engineering.
ModificationName: | Acrylonnitrile-Butadiene-Styrole |
Other names: | – |
Abbreviation ISO 1043: | ABS |
CAS-number: | 9003-56-9 |
Type of polymer: | Thermoplastic |
Molecular Shapeula: | (C8H8-C4H6-C3H3N)n |
Water absorption: | less good |
Strength, Hardness, Toughness: | good |
Temperature for usage in air: | less good |
Dimensional stability, Heat distortion temperature.: | gut |
Bond-, Weld- and Machinability: | good |
Molecular Shapeula: | good |
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