Import Abs Repro Pellets Black — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Singapore

ABS Repro Pellets Black from 2lians Pte. Ltd. are recycled acrylonitrile butadiene styrene pellets in a consistent black colour, sourced from Malaysia and stocked in Singapore. The material retains the core properties of virgin ABS, including impact resistance and thermal stability, with a uniform pellet size for reliable processing in injection moulding and extrusion lines. A bulk quantity of 500 tons is available, supporting large-scale production runs without supply interruptions.

The pellets are produced from post-industrial ABS waste, offering a cost-effective alternative to virgin resin while maintaining mechanical integrity. Typical industry grades for repro ABS include medium to high flow rates, with melt flow index values in the 15 to 30 g/10 min range under standard test conditions. Black colouration is achieved via carbon black masterbatch, ensuring UV stability and consistent pigment dispersion in finished parts.

Common applications include automotive interior trim, consumer electronics housings, and household appliances where durability and aesthetics are critical. Buyers in these sectors value the material for its balance of rigidity and toughness, as well as its compatibility with secondary operations like painting or plating. Trade terms such as FOB and CIF are available, with packaging typically in 25 kg bags on pallets for efficient handling and shipping.

2lians Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based supplier specialising in plastic materials, including recycled resins. The company operates as an imported-tier supplier with a harbor trust tier, indicating a verified presence in the market. While the response rate is currently unrecorded, the supplier maintains a stocked inventory, as evidenced by the 500-ton availability of ABS Repro Pellets Black.

The supplier’s profile does not disclose additional certifications beyond the product’s standard compliance mentions, nor does it provide details on factory locations or production capacity. Buyers are advised to confirm specific quality certifications, such as ISO or SGS, directly with the supplier, as these are referenced in the product description but not explicitly verified in the supplier’s profile.