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| == Beta page ==
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| |material name=ABS
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| |synonyms=Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
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| |available=
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| |tools= [[Category:3D_Printing]], [[Category:Chip Removal]]
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| |similar=pla
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| ABS is a thermoplastic polymer (plasic) it´s the stuff Lego is made of.
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| == solvents ==
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| Also ABS is dissoluble in [[Acetone]], meaning you can use [[Acetone]] to glue two ABS parts together or alter the surface.
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| == thermal properties ==
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| ABS glass transition temperature is approx 105°C (similar to a melting point). This makes it great for [[3DP|3D Printing]] and injection molding or it can be bent when heated with a [[hot air gun]]. | |
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| == [[Category:Chip_Removal]] ==
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| ABS is easy to machine. It can be cut with your
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