Virgin ABS Plastic Materials

ABS is a thermoplastic resin used to produce moulded components with a balance of impact strength, flowability and surface quality. General-purpose ABS grades are suited to applications requiring consistent processing and appearance, while specialised grades can support heat resistance, flame retardancy or metal plating. Grade selection should reflect the part design and processing conditions.

The listed ABS and MABS materials are used in electrical and electronic products, home appliances, automotive applications, refrigerator liners, construction components, metal-plated decorative parts, toys, dispensers, food containers, TV housings and precision frames. The suitable grade depends on the required transparency, surface quality, processing method and performance characteristics.

The listed ABS portfolio includes general-purpose, extrusion, flame-retardant, heat-resistant and metal-plating grades. Transparent ABS / MABS is also available for applications requiring clear transparency, impact strength and colour stability. Availability of individual grades should be confirmed against the current product selection and application requirements.

Transparent ABS / MABS is listed with clear transparency, impact strength and colour stability. It is identified for electrical and electronic products, home appliances, toys, dispensers, food containers, TV housings and precision frames. Related portfolio variants include ABS/PMMA and glass-fibre-reinforced ABS, subject to application and product availability.

Extrusion grades are listed for sheet-extrusion stability and vacuum moldability. They may be considered for applications requiring stable sheet processing and subsequent forming. The final selection should be checked against the intended sheet design, forming process, surface requirements and the specific technical data available for the grade.

The listed STAREX ABS portfolio includes flame-retardant and heat-resistant grades. Flame-retardant grades provide self-extinguishing flame retardancy, while heat-resistant grades provide enhanced heat resistance. Requirements should be matched with the intended application and verified against the relevant technical documentation before material selection.