ABS Like pro Resin

An improved chemical formula for an improved Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ABS resin to get better mechanical properties compared to the standard resin

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3D printing process: LSPc (3D resin)
Tolerance: 0,3mm<100mm; 0,3%>100mm
Max size: 274x155x400 mm; 10.8x6.1x15,7 in
Lead time: <2 days

An improved chemical formula for an improved Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene ABS resin to get better mechanical properties compared to the standard resin

Processing:
- 3D MSLA Stereolithography
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Price range: € € € € €
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Compared with other common thermoplastic polymers used in injection molding and additive manufacturing ABS material provides favorable mechanical properties such as impact resistance and high rigidity. It has also a good dimensional stability. In general ABS is a good high and low temperature material, anyway this ABS Like pro is made from resin, therefore it does not have a particular heat resistance compared with the others ABS plastic on our list.

In terms of electrical properties it has low electricity conductivity that is especially helpful for products requiring electrical insulation protection.

Chemical resistance: resistant to aqueous acids, alkalis, concentrated hydrochloric and phosphoric acids and animal, vegetable and mineral oils.

Can ABS be reused? Yes ABS is a good recycle material. Raw ABS is more expensive so recycling it is becoming more and more popular.

Simone, Technical Engineer Weerg

Main features

3D printing process: LSPc (3D resin)
Tolerance: 0,3mm<100mm; 0,3%>100mm
Max size: 274x155x400 mm; 10.8x6.1x15,7 in
Lead time: <2 days

Properties

Tensile breaking load 53 MPa
Modulus of elasticity 1800 MPa
Elongation at break 43 %
Flexural modulus 1780 MPa
HDT 0.45 MPa 63 °C
Izod impact resistance 53 kJ/m2

Features

Price range € € € € €
Lead time <2 days

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Mask Stereolithography

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Masked Stereolithography (MSLA) is a 3D printing or additive manufacturing process that uses UV-sensitive liquid resins as a material. These UV rays are used to impress a selected area (through a mask) of the print area that will then solidify. Level after level, the desired object will be created, from the bottom up. The ...