What Are the Thermal Properties of Conductive ABS Compound?
Conductive ABS compounds maintain stable thermal properties within a certain temperature range and are not prone to deformation or decomposition:
| Key property | Typical performance |
|---|---|
| Heat deflection temperature | Generally 86 ℃–100 ℃ |
| Improvement after annealing | A further increase of about 10 ℃ |
| Molding shrinkage | Relatively small, giving higher dimensional accuracy of the end product |
| Typical use | Parts with temperature requirements; precision or tight-tolerance products |
Because the molding shrinkage rate of this compound is relatively small, the dimensional accuracy of the end product is relatively high, which is an advantage in the production of precision parts or products with strict dimensional requirements. For example, the shells and parts of certain instruments and meters need materials with good dimensional stability to ensure product accuracy and reliability.