Description
Acrylonitrile-styrene-acrylate ASA 3D printer filament is an excellent alternative to 3D Printing ABS Filament. ASA filament is the best solution for all 3D printing enthusiasts who want quality prints. Argyle ASA Filament can be used for outdoor applications such as RC planes, Marines, or car accessories. Our ASA has a low-gloss sheen that makes technical parts look great and hides the layer lines along with excellent UV stability makes it an ideal 3D printing material. Comes with an EEPROM chip.
Advantages of Fortus ASA 3D Printer Material:
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Highly resistant to ultraviolet radiation and sunlight
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ASA Filament 1.75 mm Diameter, 92 cu in
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High impact and wear resistance
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Easy post-processing resistance
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Variety of colors and beautiful, low-gloss finish to make your models pop!
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Excellent finishing
Recommended Print Setting
Nozzle: 250˚C; Bed: 90˚C; Speed: 50mm/s (Settings can be adjusted depending on the 3D printer, you can refer to the 3d printer ASA Filament 1.75 mm filament settings) To print large parts without warping issues, we recommend using an enclosed printer to maintain a warm environment around the print.
Additional Details
High-quality spool winding, Classic or Plus eeprom chip included. We provide a 100% money-back guarantee, which makes your decision a no-brainer money saver! Equivalent to Stratasys OEM 311-21x00 or 355-0214x.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ASA filament 3d printing?
ASA (acrylonitrile styrene acrylate) filament is almost similar to ABS but with three significant improvements: better mechanical properties, superior aesthetics, and UV resistance.
Is ASA stronger than PLA?
If you are looking for a filament with lower density and weight than strength, ASA can be a good option. Moreover, ASA can absorb 30% more, three times more than PLA and two times more than PETG.
Is ASA filament good?
If you want quality prints with easy-to-print features, affordability, UV resistance, varieties of colors, and excellent finishing, ASA can be a great option for you!
