3D Printing in ABS-Like+PP

ABS-Like+PP offers a versatile material solution that combines the best attributes of ABS and PP, providing manufacturers with a reliable and cost-effective option for diverse applications.

Advantages of ABS-Like+PP

ABS-Like+PP is a high-performance composite material known for its excellent impact resistance, durability, and ease of processing.

Key Features

Impact Resistance

Heat Resistance

Dimensional Stability

Excellent Processability

Available ABS-Like+PP Specifications

The following table shows common ABS-Like+PP. If you have any other requirements, please contact us.

ABS-Like+PP

Process

Resolution

Price

Max Print Size

SLA

±200um OR ±0.2%

800*800*550(mm) 30.5×30.5×21.6(inch)

Tensile Strength

Elongation at Break

Flexural Modulus

Hardness

45 – 58 MPa

8% – 13%

2,685 – 2,775 MPa

Shore D78 – 90

Which 3D printing process is ABS-Like+PP suitable for?

SLA

Stereolithography (SLA) is a pioneering additive manufacturing process that revolutionized the field of 3D printing. It operates on the principle of photopolymerization, using a precise laser to solidify liquid resin layer by layer, ultimately creating intricate three-dimensional objects.

Accurate Replication

Quick Turnaround for Prototyping

Smooth Surface Finish

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ABS-Like+PP FAQs

What is ABS-Like+PP material?

ABS-Like+PP is where polypropylene (PP) was added to ABS-Like material. PP generally offers lower density and good corrosion resistance, thus adding it improves the material properties of ABS. This combination enhances corrosion resistance and provides the lightweight feature.
What are the applications of ABS-Like+PP materials?

ABS-Like+PP materials are suitable for applications requiring high toughness and chemical resistance, such as automotive parts, industrial components, and piping systems.
What is the melting point of ABS-Like+PP material?

The melting point of ABS-Like+PP material typically ranges from 160°C to 175°C.