SABIC PC/ABS Cycoloy MC1300 Resin IN STOCK PC/ABS V0

CYCOLOY MC1300 resin is an injection moldable PC/ABS blend featuring excellent flow and impact performance. It is designed for plating applications mostly used in automotive industry.

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CYCOLOY polycarbonate/acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (PC/ABS) high impact amorphous thermoplastic blends combine ease of processing with low-temperature ductility. With excellent impact resistance, heat resistance, and outstanding aesthetics, CYCOLOY resin blends can be tailored to meet specific property requirements, to help balance performance, cost and processability. CYCOLOY resin blends provide an excellent design solution when both appearance and durability are important.

• Biocompatible HC: The CYCOLOY Biocompatible resins portfolio is an amorphous family of PC/ABS resins that are excellent candidates for the Healthcare market.
• Core Products: CYCOLOY polycarbonate / acrylonitrile butadiene styrene resins offer the best of both worlds with excellent property balance that appeal to molders and OEMs alike.
• Dimensional Stability: This portfolio of high modulus resins is a family of amorphous, filled, PC/ABS blends which offer outstanding dimensional stability in both FR and non-FR products.
• Flame Retardant: The flame resistant resins portfolio is a series of amorphous PC/ABS blends suitable for injection molding, extrusion and thermoforming applications.
• Improved Toughness: Building on the tremendous strength of standard LEXAN™ resin, this family of high impact resin has even greater impact performance and low temperature ductility.
• Special Effects: The Visualfx portfolio is a series of resins that can enhance your product both aesthetically and functionally through the use of advanced pigment and polymer technology. Effects such as flow line reduction, porcelain, light shielding and laser welding can provide the aesthetic and functional differentiation required by today's high technology parts.

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