ABS Injection Molding Services

Lightweight, cost-effective, and easy to process, ABS is commonly used in electronic enclosures, toys, household tools, and light-load mechanical components.

It can be formed by injection molding or CNC machining, and its surface can be easily painted, coated, or plated.

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ABS Injection Molded parts

Production & Delivery Solutions

Solution Type Best For Typical Lead Time Notes
Rapid Prototyping Early design validation 3–7 days Fast, cost-effective
low volume production Low-volume production 1–2 weeks Flexible order size
Mass Production Large-scale manufacturing 2–5 weeks Optimized for cost per part
Export Molds Overseas in-house molding 4–6 weeks EU/US standard compliance
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What is ABS – Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene

ABS is a widely used thermoplastic engineering polymer composed of acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene. Each component contributes distinct properties: acrylonitrile provides rigidity and chemical resistance, butadiene delivers excellent impact resistance, and styrene contributes gloss and good processability.Proper mold design and processing control help ensure dimensional stability and high-quality surface finishes.

Property Typical Value / Description Notes
Tensile Strength 40–50 MPa Medium strength, suitable for light-load parts; tested at 23°C with standard tensile specimens
Flexural Strength 65–75 MPa Can withstand normal structural loads
Impact Strength (Unnotched) 200–250 J/m Good impact resistance; resists drops and shocks
Elastic Modulus 2.0–2.5 GPa Rigidity measure affecting part deformation
Heat Deflection Temperature 95–105°C High-temperature environments require caution; can be improved with flame retardants
Density 1.04 g/cm³ Lightweight, easy for transport and assembly
Chemical Resistance Moderate; resistant to mild acids and bases, but not ketones or strong acids/bases Stable in normal chemical environments
Water Absorption 0.2–0.4% Dry before injection molding to prevent bubbles or dimensional variations
Shrinkage 0.4–0.7% Mold design must account for shrinkage; uneven wall thickness may cause warping
Flammability UL94 HB General flame retardancy; can be improved with additives

ABS Injection Molding FAQs

3–7 days for prototypes, 2–5 weeks for production depending on complexity and quantity.

No MOQ — we handle both single-piece and high-volume orders.

Yes, we work with PC, PP, PA, and other engineering plastics.