ABS compounds
GRN-ABS-A110
- Brand GRN
- GREENPOLYMER compound
- Base resin ABS
- ABS
- Focus A
- High-gloss finish
- Tier 1
- Standard tier
- Sequence 10
- Development sequence 10
High-gloss ABS
Example grade / typical values — to be corrected by GREENPOLYMER
A dumbbell specimen is pulled at a constant speed and the stress–strain curve is recorded until it breaks
Description
Suitable parts
- Cosmetic parts for appliances and consumer electronics
High gloss, suited to mold-in-color (paint-free) cosmetic parts.
Key features
Applications
Related industries
Other grades in this family
Parameters
Example grade / typical values — to be corrected by GREENPOLYMER
| Property | Typical value | Test standard |
|---|---|---|
| An illustration, not a measurement: Immersion method: weighed in air, then in a liquid; buoyancy gives the density | 1.04–1.06 g/cm³ | ISO 1183 |
| An illustration, not a measurement: Melt is pushed through a die at a set temperature and load; cuts taken at fixed intervals are weighed220 °C / 10 kg | 20–35 g/10 min | ISO 1133 |
| An illustration, not a measurement: A dumbbell specimen is pulled at a constant speed and the stress–strain curve is recorded until it breaks | 42–50 MPa | ISO 527-1/-2 |
| An illustration, not a measurement: A pendulum breaks a notched bar supported at both ends; the energy it absorbs gives the result23 °C | 12–22 kJ/m² | ISO 179-1/1eA |
| An illustration, not a measurement: A loaded bar is heated in an oil bath at a steady rate; the result is the temperature at which it reaches the set deflection1.80 MPa | 80–90 °C | ISO 75-1/-2 |
| An illustration, not a measurement: Horizontal burn: flame at the free end; does the flame front pass the end mark?1.5 mm; design target, subject to test report | HB | UL 94 |
Typical values. Refer to the actual TDS. Values are typical industry ranges for this material class, not GREENPOLYMER test data; to be corrected by GREENPOLYMER. Flammability rating, CTI, light transmittance and weathering: design target, subject to test report (for each grade).
Immersion method: weighed in air, then in a liquid; buoyancy gives the density
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