ABS Compounds

ABS Compounds


ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) compounds provide a combination of toughness, rigidity, surface appearance and processing performance.

Nikkon Polymers operates as a polymer compounds and polymer solutions provider, with a strong focus on technological development, R&D and customized requirements for industries including automotive, electrical & electronics and white goods.

The company's manufacturing approach includes commercialized material formulations and colour formulations designed for different processing technologies. Its broader engineering-polymer portfolio and one-stop compounding approach provide a platform for application-specific material development.

For ABS Compounds, the product-development approach can be focused on achieving the appropriate balance between: Impact Strength + Rigidity + Surface Finish + Dimensional Stability + Processability.

ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) Compounds are engineering thermoplastic materials developed by modifying the basic ABS polymer to achieve specific combinations of impact strength, rigidity, dimensional stability, surface appearance, processability and application performance.

PC/ABS polymer compounds

For a corporate product profile, ABS Compounds can be positioned within Nikkon Polymers' broader engineering polymer and customized polymer-compounding solutions. Nikkon Polymers states that it develops commercialized material and colour formulations for injection moulding, blow moulding and extrusion, and supplies polymer compounds for automotive, electrical & electronics, white goods, household and other applications.

Important: The current Nikkon website and brochure available online do not provide a detailed, grade-by-grade ABS product datasheet or specific ABS technical specifications. Therefore, the technical properties and application categories below describe ABS compound technology generally; specific Nikkon ABS grades, values and certifications should be added only from approved Nikkon technical datasheets.

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