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High Impact Resistance: The toughening effect of the butadiene rubber phase makes ABS sheet one of the most impact-resistant general-purpose engineering plastics. Its notched impact strength at room temperature (23°C) is ≥20 kJ/m2 (common ABS has a strength of 15-20 kJ/m2), and it maintains ≥15 kJ/m2 at low temperatures (-40°C). (Common plastics like PS have an impact strength that drops sharply to <5 kJ/m2 at -20°C.) This makes it suitable for outdoor equipment in cold regions (such as vehicle dashboards).

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Good Chemical Resistance: The cyanide group of acrylonitrile imparts resistance to dilute acids (such as acetic acid and citric acid), dilute alkalis (such as sodium hydroxide solution, concentration ≤10%), and salt solutions (long-term contact results in no significant swelling or performance degradation). However, it is sensitive to strong organic solvents (such as acetone, carbon tetrachloride, and benzene), which may cause swelling or surface softening.

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Excellent surface properties: The styrene component makes the surface of the ABS plastic sheet smooth and flat (roughness Ra ≤ 0.2 μm), easy to print, spray or electroplate (for example, it can be vacuum aluminum-plated after pre-treatment for high-end decorative panels), and the glossiness is ≥ 80 GU (ordinary PP board is 50-70 GU), meeting the high appearance requirements of exterior parts.