• Round ABS Pipe

round & Square ABS Pipe

ABS pipe is made of resin copolymerized by ABS(acrylonitrile, butadiene and styrene)plastic. It is a kind of engineering plastic pipe with high strength, high impact resistance, high sanitation performance and high aging resistance. KUSLA offers a wide variety of ABS tube and pipe, in standard diameters, lengths, and colors to meet the needs of your application.

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Round ABS pipe & Tube

Round ABS pipe

Outer Diameter: 20mm – 400mm
Thickness:1.9mm – 11mm
Length: 1m or custom
Color: yellow, nature

Square ABS Pipe & Tube

Square ABS pipe

Outer Diameter: 3mm – 10mm
Thickness:0.4mm -1mm
Length: 1m or custom
Color: white

Round ABS pipe sizes and prices

In stockOuter Diameter20mm25mm32mm40mm50mm63mm75mm75mm
thickness1.92mm2.3mm3mm3.3mm4mm4.7mm3.5mm
Length1m1m1m1m1m1m1m1m
Price (one PCS)$0.3 – $0.6$0.35 – $0.7$0.5 – $1.0$0.7 – $1.4$1.0 – $2.0$1.5 – $3.0$1.9 – $3.8$1.6 – $3.2
Price can be adjusted according Volume.
Outer Diameter90mm110mm110mm140mm160mm280mm315mm400mm
Thickness5mm5.2mm4mm6.1mm6.8mm9mm10mm11mm
Length1m1m1m1m1m1m1m1m
Price (one PCS)$2.5 – $5.0$3.1 – $6.2$3.0 – $6.0$4.5 – $9.0$6.5 – $13$20- $40$25 – $50$40 – $80

Square ABS pipe sizes and prices

In stockOuter Diameter3mmX3mm4mmX4mm5mmX5mm6mmX6mm8mmX8mm10mmX10mm
thickness0.4mm0.5mm0.6mm0.7mm0.8mm1mm
Length0.5m0.5m0.5m0.5m0.5m0.5m
Price (20 PCS)$0.6 – $1.3$1.0 – $2.0$1.2 – $2.5$1.5 – $3.0$1.5 – $3.0$1.5 – $3.0
Price can be adjusted according Volume.

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FAQs About ABS Pipe

 ABS(acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) pipe is a black plastic pipe that is commonly used for drainage, sewage, and vents. It is also often used in DWV systems (drain-waste-vent), which are designed to remove wastewater in a house.

Not really, ABS is stronger and more shock resistant. ABS is better at handling severely cold temperatures but PVC is better at muffling the sound of running water.

ABS pipes are better used in outdoor underground plumbing due to their remarkable shock resistance, making them the preferred choice for sewage drain systems. PVC pipes, on the other hand, are versatile for both indoor plumbing and outdoor use, although they are frequently used indoors for various water supply and plumbing needs.

 To glue ABS pipe, you need to use ABS cement, which is a special solvent that melts the plastic and creates a strong bond. Here are the steps to glue ABS pipe:

  1. Clean the pipe end and the fitting socket with a dry cloth to remove any dirt or dust.
  2. Apply a thin layer of ABS cement to both the pipe end and the fitting socket using an applicator that is half the size of the pipe’s diameter.
  3. Quickly insert the pipe into the fitting socket with a twisting motion until it reaches the marked depth. Hold it in place for a few seconds to allow the cement to set.
  4. Wipe off any excess cement from the exterior of the joint with a dry cloth.
  5. Allow the joint to cure for at least 2 hours before testing for leaks and pressure.

There are different tools you can use to cut ABS pipe, depending on whether it is installed or not. Some of the common tools are:

  • Hacksaw: This is a simple and versatile tool that can cut through ABS pipe of any size. You need to use a fine-toothed blade and make sure to cut the pipe squarely. You also need to remove any burrs or rough edges after cutting.
  • Sawzall: This is a power tool that can also cut through ABS pipe of any size. You need to use a finish blade with 14 TPI (teeth per inch) and rock the blade back and forth against the pipe. You also need to wear safety gear and watch out for flying chips.
  • Pipe cutter: This is a simple and quiet tool that can cut through small ABS pipes. You need to place the pipe between the jaws of the cutter, align the blade with the cut mark, and squeeze the handles until the pipe is cut.
  • Miter saw: This is a power tool that can cut through ABS pipes of all sizes with precision and speed. You need to attach a fine-toothed carbide-tipped blade, clamp the pipe securely, and align the blade with the cut mark. You also need to wear safety gear and watch out for flying chips.

No, ABS is better suited for tasks demanding robustness, stiffness, and resistance to impacts, like manufacturing automotive components and electronic enclosures. Conversely, HDPE is optimal for applications needing exceptional chemical resistance and moisture barrier characteristics, such as fabricating pipes, containers, and agricultural films.

ABS piping necessitates a unique cement for connections, whereas PVC requires priming and then cementing, creating a two-step process compared to ABS. PVC pipe is more flexible than ABS, while ABS is a bit stronger and can resist a higher shock or impact.

There are different methods to test ABS pipe for leaks and pressure, depending on the type and purpose of the pipe. One common method is to use air pressure and soap solution. Here are some steps to follow:

  1. Plug all the openings of the pipe system with clean-out plugs or test caps. You can use a rubber weenie (a rubber plug with a hose fitting) for the last opening.
  2. Pump 5 pounds of air pressure into the pipes using an air compressor or a bicycle pump. Watch the pressure gauge on the weenie or the compressor so you can see when this level is reached. Turn the pump off and watch the gauge for 15 minutes to make sure the pipes are not losing pressure.
  3. Check for leaks using soap solution. Put soap in water, stirring gently, and rub it onto each of the pipe joints one at a time. Where the solution bubbles, there is a leak. Test all the joints in this manner to ensure you find all the leaks.
  4. Release the air pressure and make repairs. Use a wrench to loosen the weenie or the test cap and let the air out of the pipes. Then cut out and replace any leaking sections or fittings with new ABS pipe and cement. Once sealed, repeat the test procedure until no leaks are detected.

It’s possible to join ABS to PVC, but it’s only supposed to be done with a mechanical coupling, not glued.

Yes, ABS piping is typically stronger than PVC and is more resistant to thermal shock from extreme cold, but it may warp if left exposed to direct sunlight.

Nowadays, sewer lines usually consist of PVC or ABS pipes. PVC pipes are more flexible than ABS pipes, while ABS pipes are the stronger of the two. These pipes can last up to 80-100 years.

PVC piping offers more flexibility, but ABS is a stronger piping and can resist a higher shock. ABS is excellent for underground use as it can withstand extreme cold but may warp in direct sunlight. On the other hand, PVC may be more suitable for indoor applications due to its soundproofing properties, which help muffle the sound of water.

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