ABS injection molding
Your Versatile Thermoplastic Solution
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) is a popular thermoplastic known for its strength, durability, and ease of molding. It combines the resilience of polybutadiene rubber with the toughness of acrylonitrile and styrene polymers, offering an excellent balance of mechanical properties and workability. ABS is widely used across various industries due to its superior moldability, aesthetic qualities, and robustness.
Common Brand Names
These brands are recognized for their high-quality polyamide materials, providing reliable performance across a range of demanding applications.
- Cygnet™
- Terluran®
- Lustran®
- Novodur®

ABS Moldability Characteristics
Easy to Process
ABS can be easily molded, allowing for high precision and complex designs with good surface finishes.
Adjustable Properties
The physical and mechanical properties of ABS can be modified through additives, fillers, and reinforcements to meet specific requirements.
High Stability
Exhibits minimal shrinkage during the cooling process, resulting in high-dimensional stability and accuracy in finished parts.
Mechanical Properties
Strength and Toughness
ABS possesses a good balance of tensile strength, impact resistance, and toughness.
Thermal Stability
It has a relatively high resistance to heat, making it suitable for applications requiring exposure to warm environments.
Chemical Resistance
ABS plastic products are resistant to many acids, alkalis, and solvents, making it ideal for use in harsh chemical environments.
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Automotive Components
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Consumer Electronics
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Toys and Recreational Products
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Home Appliances
Automotive Components
ABS plastic injection molding is widely used to produce dashboard panels, interior trims, and other non-structural automotive components. Its impact resistance, smooth finish, and ease of molding make it ideal for both aesthetic and functional vehicle parts.
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Consumer Electronics
Through ABS injection molding, manufacturers create durable and precise housings for televisions, computers, remote controls, and more. ABS’s excellent insulating properties and high-quality surface finish make it a go-to material for electronic enclosures.
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Toys and Recreational Products
ABS plastic is a staple in toy manufacturing due to its toughness and safety. Injection molded ABS plastic is used to produce items like LEGO® bricks, sports equipment, and protective gear—ensuring consistency, color retention, and strength.
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Home Appliances
ABS plastic injection molding plays a key role in the production of appliance panels and internal parts for refrigerators, washing machines, and small kitchen devices. Its resistance to impact, chemicals, and heat supports both form and function in high-use environments.
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Automotive Components
ABS plastic injection molding is widely used to produce dashboard panels, interior trims, and other non-structural automotive components. Its impact resistance, smooth finish, and ease of molding make it ideal for both aesthetic and functional vehicle parts.
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Consumer Electronics
Through ABS injection molding, manufacturers create durable and precise housings for televisions, computers, remote controls, and more. ABS’s excellent insulating properties and high-quality surface finish make it a go-to material for electronic enclosures.
Learn More
Toys and Recreational Products
ABS plastic is a staple in toy manufacturing due to its toughness and safety. Injection molded ABS plastic is used to produce items like LEGO® bricks, sports equipment, and protective gear—ensuring consistency, color retention, and strength.
Learn More
Home Appliances
ABS plastic injection molding plays a key role in the production of appliance panels and internal parts for refrigerators, washing machines, and small kitchen devices. Its resistance to impact, chemicals, and heat supports both form and function in high-use environments.
Learn More