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HS Code |
884877 |
| Material Type | PC/ABS Alloy |
| Brand Name | Cycoloy |
| Density | 1.12 g/cm³ |
| Melt Flow Index | 10-30 g/10min (at 260°C/2.16kg) |
| Tensile Strength | 45-55 MPa |
| Flexural Modulus | 2100-2400 MPa |
| Izod Notched Impact | 350-900 J/m |
| Heat Deflection Temperature | 90-130°C (at 1.8 MPa) |
| Vicat Softening Point | 110-140°C |
| Flammability Rating | UL94 V-0 to V-2 |
| Water Absorption | 0.2% (24h, 23°C) |
| Shrinkage | 0.5-0.7% |
| Color | Opaque, Customizable |
| Electrical Resistivity | 1E+15 ohm-cm |
| Processing Methods | Injection Molding, Extrusion |
As an accredited Cycoloy PC/ABS Alloy factory, we enforce strict quality protocols—every batch undergoes rigorous testing to ensure consistent efficacy and safety standards.
| Packing | The Cycoloy PC/ABS Alloy is typically packaged in 25 kg (55.1 lb) beige plastic bags, labeled with product and manufacturer details. |
| Shipping | Cycoloy PC/ABS Alloy is shipped in sealed, moisture-resistant packaging, such as polyethylene-lined bags or containers, to protect against contamination and moisture absorption. The material is transported on pallets for stability and ease of handling. Shipping complies with standard safety regulations for non-hazardous thermoplastic resins. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. |
| Storage | Cycoloy PC/ABS Alloy should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight, moisture, and sources of ignition. Keep the material in tightly sealed, labeled containers to prevent contamination. Avoid storing near strong oxidizing agents or incompatible chemicals. Maintain temperatures below 60°C to preserve product integrity and ensure safety during handling and storage. |
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PC/ABS materials changed the way many industries approach plastic engineering. We have worked closely with process engineers, product designers, and production managers for decades, watching expectations rise for targeted performance, stringent regulatory compliance, cleaner processing, and attractive finishes. Making Cycoloy PC/ABS alloy—a robust blend of polycarbonate and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene—means delivering a balanced answer to shifting customer needs.
Over the years, plastics have evolved from basic functionality to multipurpose performance. Our teams have noticed that designers rarely settle for only tough or only attractive materials—they push for both. We produce Cycoloy PC/ABS alloys, for instance the industry-established Cycoloy C2950, to meet real-world pressures such as impact resistance, resistance to heat distortion, ease in molding, and color control. These alloys often step in where traditional ABS simply cannot handle higher mechanical loads or where pure PC fails to offer the desired processability.
Our direct compounding process ensures that both PC and ABS resins distribute evenly, producing a homogeneous alloy. There’s a reason so many automotive interior modules, housings for electronics, and consumer appliances have moved to these hybrid materials.
In automotive manufacturing, Cycoloy PC/ABS delivers high toughness over a broad temperature range. Door trims, dashboard panels, center consoles, and even airbag covers benefit from a combination of strength and ductility that resists cracking under impact. Paintability and color stability make it easier for vehicle designers to achieve the look customers demand, while keeping weight and part thickness down.
Electronics enclosures for laptops, monitors, and industrial panels face fierce demands. The alloy helps with stringent flammability requirements (like UL 94 V-0 or 5VA ratings), as well as resisting warpage during molding and daily use. We have seen firsthand how electronics makers move to PC/ABS blends to solve environment stress cracking—an issue where adhesives, cleaning solvents, and assembly techniques can ruin pure ABS or polycarbonate alone.
In office equipment, power tools, medical device housings, and appliances, Cycoloy PC/ABS supports tight tolerances on fit, finish, and color. Customers who wanted a material that machine screws would hold securely, with little tendency for parts to chip or craze, come back to this alloy time and again.
Manufacturers rely on predictable performance. Fluctuations in melt flow, color drift, or inconsistent surface finish can delay whole production runs. We employ real-time process monitoring at each extrusion and compounding line. Data is logged to trace every batch, so users have confidence that one lot behaves just like the next; this has mattered especially in programs pushed by the automotive or medical device sectors, where a failed part risks a recall.
Experienced plant managers tell us that mechanical property stability is critical, not only at production launch but two or three years after programs start. Continuous qualification of raw material suppliers and in-house lab testing remain priority investments for our company.
Cycoloy products vary by grade—some favor higher heat distortion, others concentrate on superior flow for thin-wall parts, and some serve low-temperature impact challenges. For example, Cycoloy C1200 grades bring a balance of high impact and improved heat performance for under-the-hood vehicle parts. Our molding trials with toolmakers confirm that these alloys fill complex multi-cavity molds efficiently, reducing the chances of short shot.
Different grades meet specific regulatory requirements as laid out by our customers. Halogen-free options address environmental demands in consumer products destined for markets sensitive to hazardous substances (RoHS-compliance and beyond).
Because we compound PC and ABS ourselves, we can modify both ratio and additive package to hit customer priorities. Flame-retardant systems, UV stabilizers, anti-static agents, and colorants reach deep into each pellet—avoiding the uneven surface finishes or property streaks reported by customers who tried lower-end blends from repackagers. No major appliance brand wants to see tiger-striping or discoloration on their signature product line.
In our process, we verify the quality of incoming polycarbonate and styrene-based resins with melt flow indexing and mechanical strength tests. Our quality engineers check Izod impact strength, Gardner impact data, and Vicat softening point targets for every production batch, not just the first out of the extruder. We supply full certificates of analysis on request, and maintain retention samples for years. It’s a detail that often matters most after customer audits or regulatory inquiries.
Production managers tell us warping, sink marks, or bubbles in finished parts can lead to millions in scrap or warranty returns. Cycoloy PC/ABS flows well in hot-runner and conventional feed molds. The material’s stable melt viscosity lets injection lines run faster cycles with reduced risk of trapped air or incomplete fill. Tool cleaning downtime drops compared to pure polycarbonate; operators notice less sticking and easier de-molding, even after demanding 24-hour runs.
Our technical teams often get involved early—consulting with toolmakers, setting initial machine temperatures, and following up on color match in production. By delivering color-matched or pre-colored granules, we cut time in painting and post-molding processes; color consistency batch-to-batch saves effort in sorting or reworking miscolored panels.
Our Cycoloy PC/ABS blends are not generic commodity materials. Compared to basic ABS, Cycoloy offers higher dimensional stability, especially after repeated heating and cooling. While pure polycarbonate brings greater heat resistance, it often comes at the expense of easier processing and environmental stress crack resistance. PC/ABS builds in the toughness and higher heat capability needed in automotive and electronics, but maintains friendly flow and surface finish typical of ABS.
Some processors have tested ASA blends for weatherability, but customers choosing Cycoloy PC/ABS usually favor toughness and flame rating over extended UV resistance. The classic Cycoloy C2950 and C6200 series have become go-to grades for many applications needing a safe, long-term solution—especially where complex geometries must maintain shape, fit, and color over years of service.
Producing materials for industries facing regulatory scrutiny brings unique duties. RoHS, REACH, and ELV requirements have grown more complicated with each product generation, and regional variations in reporting and certification can add months to projects. Our in-house compliance teams review every raw material, tracking heavy metals, phthalates, halogens, and SVHCs from purchase to shipment.
For consumer product makers shipping internationally, our tailored low-halogen, fully RoHS-compliant PC/ABS blends remove barriers. We provide test data on heavy metal and flame retardant content, along with statements to support audits or customs declarations. Traceable batch identification becomes a standard practice—one that many downstream brands have come to expect.
There’s more pressure than ever to lower production energy use and deliver materials that fit into emerging recycling streams. Our process engineers and R&D teams work to reduce the carbon footprint of every batch, using closed-loop water systems in extrusion, energy-efficient dryers, and downstream pellet cooling. By constantly improving our energy balance per ton produced, we help customers document greener supply chains.
Fully recycled PC/ABS alloys are now a technical reality, though matching color and mechanical stability with virgin grades challenges even the most advanced teams. In the past two years, we have piloted PCR (post-consumer recycled) content options for selected appliance and consumer electronics programs. Sourcing and cleaning these recycled streams require both advanced filtration and rigorous batch testing, as even tiny contamination in PC/ABS can cause rejection during demanding molding. Still, early adopters among our OEM customers are moving these materials into commercial products—driven by pressure from both regulators and end customers.
We also see more customers asking for take-back and recycling support at end-of-life. Our development chemists are working with recycling partners to ensure Cycoloy scrap retains value and can return to the supply chain as high-grade re-compounded product.
We work with plastics processors who want to run clean, stable operations. Tooling teams often want help adjusting temperature or pressure profiles to bring out the best in PC/ABS without risking flow line marks, voids, or weld line weaknesses. Our technical support teams visit customer sites, share troubleshooting guides, and work through sample runs.
For large appliance and electronics projects, our staff supports early geometric evaluations, resin selection, and rapid prototyping. Our in-house color labs produce small, reliable color-matched samples, helping design teams make decisions before committing to bulk orders. As a result, miscommunications over color targets or finish get resolved earlier, saving time and tooling costs.
We measure surface gloss, color drift, and impact resistance on every trial—documenting and archiving every set of process parameters. Engineers rely on this data for future production, especially as molds age or shift geographically.
Every manufacturer occasionally faces performance complaints from the field. Our plant teams helped resolve cases where enclosure bodies failed drop tests—adjusting the PC/ABS ratio and reinforcing with glass fiber until the right mechanic and thermal properties emerged. We’ve worked on surface cracking in high-gloss white parts, identifying root causes in tool design or compound drying, and offered easy solutions for improved venting and moisture control.
Customers challenged by acoustic buzz in motor housings found that switching from basic ABS to filled grades of Cycoloy PC/ABS reduced tonal resonance and damping issues—confirmed by both lab equipment and real-world teardown of installed units.
We invest in pilot lines and rapid-prototyping equipment to stay close to evolving user requirements. Additive manufacturing and 3D printing for prototypes have demanded fresh thinking even in extrusion and coloring, as customers want to visualize final finishes sooner. Our pilot compounding systems can produce sample lots in days, letting customers try new flame-retardant, antimicrobial, or high-gloss variants—often weeks ahead of typical schedules.
Our technical marketing specialists track regulatory shifts, industry standards, and supplier innovations, bringing relevant updates to design and procurement teams. By maintaining this feedback loop, we can optimize both resin properties and delivery reliability.
Beyond producing pellets and compounds, we consider ourselves partners to those who turn plastics into market-ready products. Responding quickly to color drift, supply chain disruptions, or special property requirements lets teams move engineering programs ahead without headaches. Our R&D group treats every customer inquiry as a chance to improve the product, the process, or the partnership.
Decades of direct collaboration with major OEMs, furniture producers, automotive brands, and start-ups have proven that the right material—backed by engaged support and traceable consistency—makes the difference. Cycoloy PC/ABS is more than a standard-grade plastic; it’s a material built by listening, testing, adapting, and never cutting corners.
Cycoloy PC/ABS blends deliver versatility, stability, and performance for complex parts in today’s competitive markets. Our experience tells us that no two customers approach the same project with the same priorities, so every delivery is a lesson in adaptation and innovation. We see more teams raising the bar on sustainability, regulatory compliance, and global supply reliability, knowing that the plastics industry is both a science and a constant conversation.
If you are designing new forms, retrofitting legacy units, or launching a new product family, PC/ABS alloys offer a combination of qualities that consistently outperform traditional plastics. Our focus remains on predictable performance, rigorous process controls, and open support—qualities that help ideas move from benchtop to production line and out to the world.