Similar to PVC edge banding, the choice of ABS edge banding thickness depends on factors such as the thickness of the substrate (such as plywood or particleboard), the desired edge treatment, and the overall design aesthetic. Here are some common thickness options and their uses:

0.5mm to 1mm: Ultra-thin ABS edge banding is used for lightweight panels and projects where a subtle edge treatment is desired. It adds minimal dimension to the edges while providing protection.

1mm to 2mm: This range is common for standard ABS edge banding. It offers more substance and protection to the edges of panels, providing a slightly more noticeable appearance without being overly thick.

2mm to 3mm or more: Thicker ABS edge banding is used when you want to create a more prominent edge profile. It can give the appearance of a thicker solid wood edge or add a decorative and bold element to your furniture or panels.

When selecting the appropriate thickness of ABS edge banding, consider the following factors:

Substrate Thickness: The edge banding thickness should be proportionate to the thickness of the substrate for a balanced look.

Design Intent: Think about the visual impact you want to achieve. Thicker edge banding can make a bolder statement, while thinner edge banding offers a subtler finish.

Durability: Thicker edge banding provides more protection against wear and impacts.

Application: Some projects may require specific edge banding thicknesses to accommodate hardware, joinery, or design elements.

Curved Edges: Thinner edge banding is more flexible and suitable for curved edges, while thicker edge banding might be less suitable for tight curves.