ABS Extrafill "Natural"
Commonly used for prototyping. ABS has good mechanical properties, impact resistance, and long-term usage.
Main features:
- High-temperature resistance
- Tensile strength
- Environmentally friendly material
- AMS-compatible
Product information
- Working temperature: 220 –240 °C
- Heated bed: 80 – 105 °C
- Diameter: 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm
- Diameter tolerance: +/- 0.05 mm
- Weight:
750 g of filament (+ 210 g spool)
- The length of the filament:
305 m (1.75 mm,750g)
114 m (2.85 mm,750 g)
Printing Guide & Datasheets
🌟 Key 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
Projects & Case Studies
Star Wars Escape Pod
Matthew Nicholas has been an avid Star Wars fan since he was a kid, and he practically grew up building models from the movies. After his time in the United States Army, he has decided to follow his childhood passion for building film prop replicas and costumes.
3D Printing Usage in Rotorama
Rotorama, a maker of FPV racing drones, uses 3D printing for fast prototyping and custom parts production, enabling quick, tailored solutions for drone components like frames and camera holders.
Customer Reviews
It fulfills expectations
No problems with fillament.
It‘s not easy to find a pure ABS. This one is pure and you can glue and soften it with Aceton. I printed 10kg without any issues. I made glue and slurry with it - no problem at all (it took around 8h to completely dissolve). Just one thing: Spool fits into AMS of Bambulab P1S, but fresh spools gets stuck because winded filament hit the feeder…so I had to put it on a spool of Bambulab.