Clarity in suitable grades
This is a typical reason for selecting suitable grades. Check the manufacturer’s data sheet for the actual formulation and service conditions.
Get in touch ↗A styrenic polymer family that can offer a useful balance of transparency and toughness.
Polymer / material family
SBC means Styrene-butadiene copolymer.
A styrenic polymer family that can offer a useful balance of transparency and toughness.
SBC is a family designation, sometimes used broadly for styrenic block copolymers. Share the manufacturer grade rather than relying on the abbreviation alone.
This is a typical reason for selecting suitable grades. Check the manufacturer’s data sheet for the actual formulation and service conditions.
This is a typical reason for selecting suitable grades. Check the manufacturer’s data sheet for the actual formulation and service conditions.
How readily a particular grade can be shaped under the correct processing conditions.
Properties vary with formulation, reinforcement, moisture, processing and service conditions. Use the exact grade data sheet for engineering decisions.
A known grade and a clean, separated batch make the recycling enquiry more useful. A route must still be agreed.
SBC is a family designation, sometimes used broadly for styrenic block copolymers. Share the manufacturer grade rather than relying on the abbreviation alone.
Poly-Cycle can discuss your material information and collection requirements. Inclusion in this guide does not confirm acceptance, a particular recycling method or that every operation takes place at a Poly-Cycle facility.
How assessment and collection workSend the team your grade details, approximate quantity and photographs. We can discuss the information needed for your particular batch.
A common rigid plastic that balances a hard surface with resistance to knocks.
Understand this material MABSA modified styrenic plastic that offers transparency alongside impact performance.
Understand this material SANA rigid, often transparent plastic used for durable clear products.
Understand this materialGeneral material information reviewed 1 November 2026. Manufacturer information supports the material descriptions; recycling enquiry guidance is an editorial synthesis, not a statement of a supplier’s or Poly-Cycle’s acceptance criteria.
Browse this guide under: Engineering Plastics. The original category inventory was informed by RM Group’s plastics directory; explanations have been written for Poly-Cycle.