CTMotor 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 SUZUKI GSXR 1300 Hayabusa FAIRING 80A
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Model : 1999-2007 Suzuki Gsxr 1300 Hayabusa
Pieces : 15
Condition : 100% Brand New Aftermarket Product (Not OEM)
Fitment : All Hole are Pre-drilled
Installation : Must be Installed By Experienced Biker
Material : High Quality ABS Plastic
ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic is commonly used in original equipment sport bikes and certain aftermarket fairing manufacturers due to its strong, flexible and light weight properties. The advantage of ABS over other plastics is that it combines the strength and rigidity of acrylonitrile and styrene with the toughness of polybutadiene rubber. The proportions of each property vary based on the targeted result.
Production Method : Injection molds
There are two common methods of producing ABS plastic fairing: injection and compression.
- Injection molds: ABS plastic is melted and injected into mold cavity. Constant pressure is applied to allow for material shrinkage. The plastic then cools and hardens in the mold. Injection molds allows for uniform thickness throughout the entire piece. It gives the most accurate end product that fits well.
- Compression molds: The plastic is generally preheated is placed into a heated metal mold cavity and pressure is applied to force the plastic to contract and take the shape of the mold. Heat and pressure is kept until the plastic cures the mold. The excess plastic is cut away and removed from the mold. Disadvantages to compression mold include varying product consistency and flashing, which is excess material attached to the molded part that needs to be removed where two or more parts of the mold meet.
Model : 1999-2007 Suzuki Gsxr 1300 Hayabusa
Pieces : 15
Condition : 100% Brand New Aftermarket Product (Not OEM)
Fitment : All Hole are Pre-drilled
Installation : Must be Installed By Experienced Biker
Material : High Quality ABS Plastic
ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) plastic is commonly used in original equipment sport bikes and certain aftermarket fairing manufacturers due to its strong, flexible and light weight properties. The advantage of ABS over other plastics is that it combines the strength and rigidity of acrylonitrile and styrene with the toughness of polybutadiene rubber. The proportions of each property vary based on the targeted result.
Production Method : Injection molds
There are two common methods of producing ABS plastic fairing: injection and compression.
- Injection molds: ABS plastic is melted and injected into mold cavity. Constant pressure is applied to allow for material shrinkage. The plastic then cools and hardens in the mold. Injection molds allows for uniform thickness throughout the entire piece. It gives the most accurate end product that fits well.
- Compression molds: The plastic is generally preheated is placed into a heated metal mold cavity and pressure is applied to force the plastic to contract and take the shape of the mold. Heat and pressure is kept until the plastic cures the mold. The excess plastic is cut away and removed from the mold. Disadvantages to compression mold include varying product consistency and flashing, which is excess material attached to the molded part that needs to be removed where two or more parts of the mold meet.