ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) Filament

ABS is a cornerstone material in home 3D printing, often considered the "grandfather" of 3D printing filaments. For optimal results, ABS requires a heated bed and, ideally, an enclosed printing environment to maintain consistent temperatures and minimize warping.

Heat Resistance

ABS is highly resistant to heat, with a softening point around 105ºC. This makes it an excellent choice for 3D printed objects intended for outdoor use or high-heat applications, where durability is essential.

Considerations

One of the challenges of printing with ABS is the strong odor it produces during the process. While many users are accustomed to it, some may find it unpleasant, especially in confined spaces. We recommend using ABS in a well-ventilated room to ensure a comfortable printing experience.

Recommended Settings

• Nozzle Temperature: 190-260℃
• Bed Temperature: 80-100℃

ABS filament is a reliable choice for projects requiring heat resistance and toughness, making it ideal for functional prototypes and durable parts.