PROFILL Filament ASA 1.75mm 1kg bloody red, 37.50 CHF

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ASA ProFill™ Filament 1.75mm bloody red 1kg, RAL 3020

New improved performance!

ASA ProFill™ filament is a very high impact terpolymer with properties similar to ABS filament. Till now, ASA plastic used mainly in injection molding. Recently also in the 3D printing technology. Printouts with ASA filament form a high-quality, scratch-resistant surface. ASA is highly resistant to many chemicals and is weatherproof.

ASA filaments are due to their UV resistance excellent for outdoor use.

ASA has compared to ABS a higher heat-resistance and is thanks to this an outstanding dimensional stability. Therefore perfect suitable for technical components.
ASA ProFill™ is a robust and high-quality 3D filament, suitable for all common FDM printer. It is easy to use, making it ideal for the demanding 3D printing.
Due to the high technical refinement degree of this ASA ProFill™ filament, it has no shrinkage factor and will not deform even after cooling.

ASA ProFill™ (acrylonitrile-styrene-acrylate terpolymer) is the material most commonly used in the automotive industry. ASA ProFill™ has properties similar to ABS. ASA is characterized by resistance to atmospheric factors such as resistance to UV radiation.

With the ASA ProFill filament, your 3D model will obtain:

excellent resistance to external exposure,
thermal resistance,
gloss of the print surface,
resistance to UV radiation,
perfect bonding of layers,
high mechanical strength and stiffness,

ASA = acrylic ester-styrene-acrylonitrile.

Printing temperatur
220 - 240 °C, depending on the printing speed

Heated bed temperatur
Recommended about 60°C

Warp effect
very low warp

Reel size
diameter: 200mm
reel hight: 65mm
Hub hole diameter: 53mm

Storage
Cool and dry (15-25˚C)

Each desktop 3D printer has its own unique characteristics, you might need to tweak around with your temperature settings a bit to obtain the best results. To obtain optimal results for your prints you need to take into account variables like your 3D printer’s nozzle diameter, your printing speed settings, and layer height.