ABS

Reliable and versatile rigid filament

ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) is a thermoplastic 3D printing filament characterized by its reliability, stiffness, strength, and impact resistance. It also features higher dimensional stability and chemical resistance. These features make it useful for engineering, prototyping, function testing, part assembling and a lot more. ABS 3D printed parts are used in electronics cases, toys, and automotive body parts, just to name a few.

Excellent impact resistance
Good stiffness and tensile strength
Good chemical resistance

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Applications

Functional prototyping
Tools and fitting
Prototyping and concept models

Material Performance

ABS Data Sheet

Printing Guide

Recommended Print Settings

Nozzle temperature (°C)
245-265℃

Bed temperature (°C)
90-100℃

Layer height (mm)
0.1-0.25 mm

Printing speed (mm/s)
25-90 mm/s

Cooling fan
Low or off

Drying temperature (°C)
80℃

Printing Notifications:

For a better bed adhesion, brim or raft are recommended and set bed temperature at 100 °C and turn off the cooling fan for the first few layers.

For Raise3D Printer Users:

Choose the best 3D printer to start your printing journey with ABS. Find Pro3 Series, E2, Pro2 Series.

For ideaMaker Users:

Choose the right printing profile for ABS on ideaMaker IO and use it on ideaMaker. Download the latest version of ideaMaker.

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