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Geba Polymer Compounds

Geba Kunststoffcompounds GmbH is a German family-owned compounder producing high-performance thermoplastic compounds for the automotive, electrical, appliance, and industrial sectors. Supplied to the UK market by Abbey Polymers, the Geba portfolio spans polymer alloys, flame-retardant compounds, and single-polymer technical grades, all available in prime and recycled formulations.

Geba’s compounds are organised into product families by polymer type, from the Gebablend alloy range through to flame-retardant polycarbonate, PBT, PMMA, and ASA grades. Every family is backed by in-house colour matching, long-standing automotive OEM approvals, and the consistency required for high-volume production. Abbey Polymers stocks and supplies grades from across the Geba range, providing UK manufacturers with reliable access alongside expert technical support.

The Geba Product Range

Each Geba product family is built around a specific polymer or polymer blend, giving a targeted performance profile for different application requirements. Reinforced, flame-retardant, UV-stabilised, and recycled options are available across the range, along with full colour matching to RAL, Pantone, HKS, and custom specifications including metallic and special-effect finishes.

The families above represent the Geba grades most commonly specified by UK manufacturers. Geba’s wider portfolio also includes ABS, PA6, PA66, and POM technical compounds, TPU ranges, microgranulates, and high-performance polymers such as PEEK, PEI, PES, PVDF, PPS, and LCP. Abbey Polymers can source and supply grades from across the full Geba range to suit specific project requirements.

Features and Benefits of Geba Compounds

  • Proven OEM Approvals: Gebablend PC/ABS holds long-standing approvals from several major European vehicle manufacturers, providing confidence that the material meets the stringent quality, performance, and consistency standards required for automotive production.
  • Certified Flame Retardancy: Gebalon Ultimate and Gecomblend offer halogen-free, UL-listed V0 grades, giving third-party verified fire safety performance for electrical and electronic applications.
  • Extensive Colour-Matching Capability: Geba’s in-house colour laboratory can match RAL, Pantone, HKS, and custom colour specifications, including metallic and special-effect finishes. For automotive applications, grades are available in all current interior colour standards for leading OEMs.
  • Prime and Recycled Options: Product families across the range are available in both prime (virgin) and recycled formulations, allowing manufacturers to meet sustainability targets without changing material specifications or supplier.
  • Breadth of Polymer Choice: With alloys, flame-retardant grades, and single-polymer technical compounds available from one compounder, material changes across a product family can be managed without adding new suppliers to the approved list.
  • Excellent Surface Finish: Geba compounds are formulated to deliver high-quality surface aesthetics directly from the mould, reducing or eliminating the need for secondary finishing operations.
  • Good Processability: Consistent flow characteristics and predictable shrinkage behaviour support efficient processing on standard injection moulding equipment in high-volume production.
  • Goal Zero Sustainability Commitment: Geba operates under its Goal Zero programme, targeting climate-neutral production by 2030. Recycled grades contribute to circular economy objectives while maintaining full technical performance.

Typical Applications for Geba Compounds

Geba compounds are used across industries where a combination of mechanical performance, surface quality, and chemical, thermal, or environmental resistance is required. Typical applications include:
  • Automotive: Interior trim, display surrounds, centre consoles, air vents, overhead control units, rear-light housings, exterior trim, badges, and connectors. Gebablend PC/ABS is one of the most widely specified materials for automotive interior injection moulding, with OEM colour-matched grades available for all major European manufacturers.
  • Electronics: Housings and enclosures for consumer electronics, appliances, and IT equipment, including UL-certified flame-retardant options through the Gebalon Ultimate and Gecomblend ranges.
  • Household Appliances: Structural components, control panels, and housings where impact resistance, heat resistance, flame retardancy, and surface finish are all required.
  • Construction: Outdoor electrical housings, junction boxes, profiles, and infrastructure components where weatherability and chemical resistance are specified.
  • Medical and Healthcare: Device housings and equipment enclosures where chemical resistance, surface quality, and dimensional accuracy are required.
  • Sporting Goods: Helmet shells, protective equipment, and structural components where high impact strength and light weight are essential.
  • Industrial and Mechanical Engineering: Technical moulded parts, machine covers, connectors, and functional components across a wide range of engineering applications.

Available Geba Grades

Material Grade
Properties
Gebablend 65
PC/ABS, HDT (1.80 Mpa) 102 deg C
Gebablend 85
PC/ABS, HDT (1.80 Mpa) 109 deg C
Gebablend T88 GF10
PC/ABS, 10% glass fibre
Gebablend T88 GF20
PC/ABS 20% glass fibre
Gebacryl 8N
PMMA
Gebadur GF30
PBT, 30% glass fibre
Gebalon ULtimate G0 FR
PC, unfilled, UL listed V0, halogen free
Gebalon ULtimate G10 FR
PC, 10% glass fibre, UL listed V0, halogen free
Gebalon ULtimate G20 FR
PC, 20% glass fibre, UL listed V0, halogen free
Gebaran ASA 7-104 UV
ASA
Gecomblend 5000 FR V0
PC/ABS, V0 rated, halogen-free

The grades listed above are those held or most frequently supplied. Additional grades are available across every Geba product family.

Find the Right Geba Grade for Your Application

With alloys, flame-retardant compounds, and single-polymer technical grades available across the Geba range, plus full colour-matching capability and prime or recycled options, Abbey Polymers can help you identify the right material for your application. Contact us today to discuss your project, request samples, or arrange a technical consultation.