Import Abs Recycled Pellet Yellowish White — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Singapore

ABS Recycled Pellet Yellowish White from 2lians Pte. Ltd. is a post-consumer recycled acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) resin supplied in a pale off-white colour. The material is sourced from industrial scrap and consumer waste streams, then re-pelletised to retain the impact resistance and thermal stability typical of virgin ABS. The yellowish tint results from the recycling process and does not affect mechanical properties.

The pellets are compatible with injection moulding, extrusion and thermoforming methods, and melt flow rates generally fall within the 5 to 15 g/10 min range typical for recycled ABS. The product meets standard ASTM D4673 for recycled ABS and is free from hazardous additives, making it suitable for non-food contact applications. It is supplied in 25 kg bags on pallets, a common packaging format for bulk thermoplastic shipments.

Buyers in Singapore’s electronics, automotive and consumer goods sectors use these pellets for housings, trims and structural parts where cost-effective sustainability is required. The supplier offers FOB and CIF terms, with MOQ and lead-time details available on request. Importers should confirm melt flow, ash content and volatile organic compound levels before purchase to ensure consistency with their processing parameters.

2lians Pte. Ltd. is an imported-tier supplier based in Singapore, specialising in recycled thermoplastic resins. The company operates under the harbor trust tier, indicating a verified business presence in the region. Its profile shows no recorded response rate or average response time, so buyers should contact the supplier directly to confirm availability and technical support.

The supplier focuses on ABS and other engineering plastics, providing recycled materials for industrial applications. While the listing does not disclose production capacity or certifications, the company positions itself as a regional source for sustainable polymer solutions. Buyers should request documentation for quality control processes and batch consistency before committing to large orders.