ABS Extrafill
Commonly used for prototyping, ABS has good mechanical properties, impact resistance, and long-term usage.
| Working temperature: | 220-240 °C |
| Heated bed: | 80–105 °C |
| Available diameters: | 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm |
| Diameter tolerance: | +/- 0.05 mm |
| Weight: | 750 g of filament (+ 230 g spool) 2.5 kg of filament (+ 590 g spool) |
| The length of the filament: | 305 m (1.75 mm, 750 g) 114 m (2.85 mm, 750 g) 950 m (1.75 mm, 2.5 kg) 350 m (2.85 mm, 2.5 kg) |
ABS Extrafill is a material that exhibits a high quality of printing even in tricky details with excellent lamination.
It’s excellent for the production of the first functional samples before serial production. For functional prototyping, manufacturing tools and aids, but also for the production of goods for everyday use.
Features:
- Smooth finish
- High-temperature resistance
- Tensile strength
- Impact resistance
- Chemical resistance against acids, alcohols, alkalis, oils, greases, ozone, and water
- Low density
- Resilience
- Recyclable
- Low moisture absorption
- Environmentally friendly material
- Safe to use in electrical and electronic equipment
Your ABS Extrafill Color Choice
PRODUCTS COMPARISON
| PC/ABS | ASA Extrafill | ABS Extrafill | HIPS | ||
| Weather resistance | yellowing | UV stability | yellowing | yellowing | |
| Tensile strength | 42 MPa | 40 MPa | 32 MPa | 26 MPa | |
| Elongation at break | 7% | 35 % | 20 % | 40 % | |
| Hardness | **** | ** | *** | ** | |
| Impact resistance (notched) | *** | *** | ** | ** | |
| Heat resistance | 113 °C | 94 °C | 96 °C | 88,5 °C | |
Case study
“The printed frame gives us a clear picture of how the carbon frame will look like. It’s all clear and more graspable than on a computer model,” says Jiri Fiedler. The ABS material is ideal for the production of the first functional samples before mass production.
Amazing ABS Extrafill prints
