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FormFutura ABSPro Flame RetardantFlame Retardant FormFutura ABSpro is a professional, halogen free, self-extinguishing filament which is engineered to... -
FormFutura ClearScent ABSCombining good mechanical properties and translucency into FormFutura ClearScent ABS (methylmethacrylate acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) 3D... -
FormFutura Premium ABSFormFutura's entry-level no-nonsense ABS filament, FormFutura Premium ABS is very impact resistant. While Premium ABS might... -
Makerbot ABS for Method XMakerBot ABS Filament for Method X Real, production- grade ABS for manufacturing applications ABS is one of... -
Nexa3D 3843-xABS Black Photoplastic MaterialsNexa3D 3843-xABS Black Photoplastic Materials High performance, high modulus material that boasts excellent flexural... -
Stratasys ABS-CF10 3D Printing MaterialThe benefits of ABS with the stiffness of carbon fiber. Stratasys ABS-CF10 combines the benefits of... -
Stratasys ABS-ESD7 3D Printing MaterialStatic-Dissipative ABS Material Stratasys ABS-ESD7 combines the strength and durability of ABS material with... -
Stratasys ABS-M30 3D Printing MaterialVersatile material with broad applications. Stratasys ABS-M30 brings the familiarity and versatility of ABS... -
Zortrax Z-ABSZortrax Z-ABS 3D printing filament is a universal solution for economical prototyping and manufacturing. Its... -
Zortrax Z-ABS 2Zortrax Z-ABS 2 is a durable 3D printing filament, perfect for manufacturing prototypes and end-use...
3D Printing With ABS Filament
ABS filament, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, is the most popular FDM 3D printing material for professional applications. It has a low production cost and is relatively easy to machine, making it an ideal material for mass production of everyday products.
ABS is a common thermoplastic used for injection molding, to make Lego, instruments, sports equipment and more. It’s a strong and heat resistant filament, with awesome post processing options.
ABS Filament Applications and Guidelines
Applications
- concept models
- gadgets and figurines
- display models
- models with moderate functional and testing properties
Printing Guildelines
- Typical melting temperature: 230-250°C
- Typical softening temperature: 105°C
- Print surface: PET, Buildtak, Perforated build plate
- Bed temperature: 90-110 °C
ABS Filament Pros Vs Cons
Pros
- Large range of colours
- High softening temperature
- Can be post processed with acetone
Cons
- Heated build plate required for printing
- Unpleasant printing fumes
- ABS parts have a tendency to curl and warp
ABS Filament
