UV Resistance Ranking
| Material | UV Resistance |
|---|---|
| ASA | Excellent |
| UV-PA | Very Good |
| PP-UV | Good |
| ABS | Poor |
Recommended Materials
- ASA: Automotive exteriors
- PA-UV: Structural components
- PP-UV: Cost-effective general use
FAQ
When is Plastic Material Selection for Outdoor Applications a good option?
Plastic Material Selection for Outdoor Applications is a good option when fast iteration, complex geometry, low tooling cost, or low-volume production is more important than molded-part unit cost.
What should be checked before choosing Plastic Material Selection for Outdoor Applications?
Check part size, material properties, surface finish, dimensional tolerance, heat exposure, load direction, and whether post-processing is required.
How does Plastic Material Selection for Outdoor Applications compare with CNC machining?
3D printing can create complex shapes quickly, while CNC machining is often stronger for precise surfaces, tighter tolerances, and production-grade materials.
What affects the cost of Plastic Material Selection for Outdoor Applications?
Cost depends on material, build volume, print time, layer height, support removal, finishing, inspection, and the number of parts in the build.
Plastic Material Selection for Outdoor Applications — Frequently Asked Questions
Why does ABS degrade outdoors?
ABS contains butadiene susceptible to UV degradation, causing yellowing and embrittlement.
What plastic is best for outdoor use?
ASA offers excellent UV resistance without additives. Contact Nylonplastic for samples.
Where can I source outdoor-grade plastics?
Nylonplastic supplies UV-stabilized ASA, PA, PP for outdoor applications.
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