ABS Novodur® HH-112
ABS Novodur® HH-112
ABS Novodur® HH-112
DESCRIPTION
Novodur® HH-112 is a high heat injection molding grade. It provides extraordinary heat resistance combined with enhanced stiffness.
FEATURES APPLICATIONS
Very high heat resistance Automotive rear lamp housings
High stiffness Glove box caps
Rheological Properties
Melt Volume Rate 220 °C/10 kg ISO 1133 cm³/10 min 5.5
Mechanical Properties
Thermal Properties
Vicat Softening Temperature, VST/B/120 (50N, 120 °C/h) ISO 306 °C 113
Heat Deflection Temperature A; (annealed 4 h/80 °C; 1.8 MPa) ISO 75 °C 102
Heat Deflection Temperature B; (annealed 4 h/80 °C; 0.45 MPa) ISO 75 °C 110
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NOVODUR HH-112
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Electrical Properties
Other Properties
Processing
Drying Temperature - °C 80
SUPPLY FORM
Novodur® is delivered in the form of cylindrical or spherical pellets. The bulk density of the pellets is from 0.55 to 0.65 g/cm³. Values may
differ for special grades. Standard Packaging unit: 25 kg PE-bag on palette, shrunk or wrapped with PE film. In addition, delivery in larger
units of up to 1000 kg (IBC = Intermediate Bulk Container) or silo trucks can be arranged. In dry areas with normal temperature control,
Novodur pellets can be stored for relatively long periods of time without any change in mechanical properties. With unstable colors, however,
storage over a number of years can give rise to some change in color. Under poor storage conditions, Novodur absorbs moisture, but this can
be removed by drying.
PRODUCT SAFETY
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NOVODUR HH-112
Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
No adverse effects on the health of processing personnel have been observed where the products are correctly processed and the production
areas are suitably ventilated. For styrene, alpha-methylstyrene, acrylonitrile, and butyl acrylate the maximum allowable workplace
concentrations must be observed according to the pertaining national regulations. In Germany, the following limit values are valid TRGS 900
(Aug. 2004): styrene, MAK-value: 20 ml/m³; alpha-methylstyrene, MAK-value: 100 ml/m³; acrylonitrile, TRK-value: 3 ml/m³, and butyl acrylate,
MAK-value: 2 ml/m³ (1.7.2004). According to EU directive 67/548/EEC, Annex I (2001), acrylonitrile is classified as carcinogenic, category 2
(´substances which should be regarded as if they are carcinogenic to man´). Experience has shown that when Novodur® is processed
correctly with appropriate ventilation, the levels are far below the limits mentioned above. Inhalation of the vapors of degradation products
which can arise on severe overheating of the materials or during purging out should be avoided. Further information can be found in the
Novodur safety data sheets.
DISCLAIMER
The above mentioned data are accurate to the best of our knowledge. They are based upon reputable labs and industry standard testing
methods. These are only typical values and actual product specification may deviate at industrial range. Therefore, no data in this technical
data sheet shall constitute a warranty or representation regarding product features, fitness of the product for a specific purpose or application
or its processability. INEOS Styrolution disclaims all liability in connection therewith. The customer himself is required to verify whether or not
the product is suitable for the further processing or application intended and whether or not the product complies with the relevant statutory
requirements. Unless explicitly and individually otherwise agreed in writing, INEOS Styrolution's sole and exclusive liability with respect to its
products is set forth in INEOS Styrolution's General Terms and Conditions for Sale.
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