Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) - Scrap Material

Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) scrap material is obtained from post-industrial or post-consumer products such as automotive interiors, electronic casings, and household appliances. Retaining much of the rigidity, toughness, and impact strength of virgin ABS, this material is well-suited for recycling and reuse in secondary manufacturing processes. After collection, ABS scrap is sorted, cleaned, and ground into flakes or pellets before being reprocessed through extrusion or injection molding. Recycled ABS offers reliable performance, combining mechanical resilience with good dimensional stability and surface finish. It is widely reused in applications that do not require optical clarity, including structural components, tool housings, and construction fittings. The recyclability and cost efficiency of ABS scrap make it a practical and sustainable alternative to virgin materials, supporting environmentally responsible production across multiple industries.