High Gloss Craft ABS Injection Mold Household Mould Products
Material Processing Concerns:
As the water absorption values in the table above show, ABS tends
to absorb moisture. Therefore, it must be fully dried before
processing, which adds time and costs — but failing to remove
moisture can result in molded parts with cloudiness, bubbles, or
surface lines. If your parts require a high gloss, highly
reflective surface, more than nine hours of dry time may be
required.
Viscosity:
Melt temperature is another important processing consideration
because of its relationship with viscosity, a measure of a fluid’s
resistance to flow. If ABS pellets are melted beyond their
plasticizing temperature, viscosity increases and the material
becomes more difficult to mold. This behavior differs from other
amorphous plastics, where viscosity decreases beyond the
plasticization, or processing, temperature.
ABS is a commonly used plastic injection molding material with
three main ingredients: acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene. Each
of these monomers imparts specific properties and provides ABS
terpolymer with a robust combination of features. The “A” in ABS,
acrylonitrile, imparts hardness and heat and chemical resistance.
The “B”, which stands for butadiene, provides toughness and impact
resistance. The “S”, for styrene, offers gloss, strength, and
processability.
ABS plastic is relatively inexpensive to purchase and relatively
easy to injection mold. It’s often used in consumer goods and
electronic components, but isn’t the best choice for outdoor
applications since it lacks strong resistance to sunlight and
weather. However, ABS does support the use of additives that can
increase its resistance to ultraviolet (UV) light. Filler materials
can also be added to Injection molded ABS for added strength.
Filler materials include glass, nylon, acrylic, and stainless steel
fibers.
Additives and fillers can affect processing parameters, however,
and different grades of ABS may contain different combinations of
acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene. That’s why it’s important to
partner with an ABS injection molder who understands more than just
the advantages and applications for this popular plastic. The
material properties of ABS and the way that it’s processed are
critical to the success of your project.
FAQ
1. When can I get the price?
A: We usually quote within 24 hours after we get your inquiry.
2. How long is the lead time for mold?
A: It depends on the mold’s size and complexity. Normally, it nees
about 25-35 days.
3. I don't have 3D drawing, how should I start the new project?
A: You can provide us a sample, we will make 3D drawing design.
4. Can we mass produce in your local?
A: Yes, you can leave the mould in our factory, we can produce for
you.
5. Can we get a sample when mould finished?
A: Yes, we usually send out samples for customers' checking, then
mass production after samples comfirmed.
6. Before shipment, how to make sure the products quality?
1) We have QC to inspect the products before each shipment.
2) We can send you videos to show the production process.
3) You can come to visit our factory or ask a third party for
inspection.
7. How could I pay?
A: Paypal, Western Union, T/T are acceptable, so just let us know
which is convenient for you.
8. How to ship?
A: By sea/ By air/ By Express.
