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ABS Filament

ABS is an impact-resistant filament that handles higher temperatures than PLA and PETG. It is often used for functional and industrial parts, but it needs a heated bed and ideally an enclosure, because the corners tend to lift (warping). We stock 23 ABS products in 17 colours, from 125 SEK per kilo.

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Which ABS should you choose?

Classic ABS (from 125 SEK) can be sanded, glued and post-processed, so it works well when a part needs to look finished. Transparent ABS (from 125 SEK) gives semi-clear parts with the same toughness. Glass fibre (from 289 SEK) and carbon fibre (from 325 SEK) reduce shrinkage and give stiffer, more dimensionally stable parts with a matte surface.

Specifications

Nozzle temp.230–260 °C
Bed temp.90–110 °C
Tensile strength60 MPa
Elongation at break34 %
Density1.04 g/cm³
Diameter tolerance±0.02 mm

Frequently asked questions about ABS

ABS shrinks as it cools. Use a heated bed at 90–110 °C, avoid draughts and ideally print in an enclosure. Our guide to stopping warping goes through the fixes one at a time.

Read more about ABS

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