ASA
DURABILITY FOR YEARS
Thanks to its resistance to UV radiation, high temperatures and humidity, Fiberlogy ASA is the perfect choice for all 3D printing applications that will be exposed to weather conditions. High mechanical and thermal resistance (up to 94°C) and ease of printing make this material a great replacement for ABS, ensuring its popularity in the automotive industry and in the manufacturing of everyday items.
ASA (acrylonitrile-styrene-acrylate), due to its clearly lower shrinkage than ABS, does not require a heated chamber to ensure a successful print. Unlike its predecessor, ASA gives off much less annoying odours. Less shrinkage and good adhesion prevent the model from curling and cracking and ensure high stability of the print dimensions.
The finished model made with Fiberlogy ASA can be smoothed by exposure to acetone. The material is suitable for sanding and painting. It can also be glued with acetone.
APPLICATION IN 3D PRINTING:
AUTOMOTIVE: car and motorcycle parts, accessories, substitutes;
SPORT: guards, sport accessories, spare parts;
HOME AND GARDEN: decorations, equipment, tools, everyday objects;
ELECTRONICS: sensor and microcontroller housings.
PROPERTIES:
Hgh UV resistance
High durability
Lasting colours
Resistance to temperatures up to 94°C
Possibility of finished model machining
Low odour emission compared to ABS
3D Prints with ASA: raw (on left) and acetone smoothed (on right).
How to print?
The following parameters are only suggested print settings for this material. To ensure the best print quality, it is necessary to choose the appropriate settings for a specific printer and printing conditions.
Nozzle Temperature
Bed Temperature
Closed Chamber
Fan
Flowrate
Printing Speed
Surface
Retraction (direct)
Retraction (bowden)
Retraction Speed
Drying conditions
Notes
255-270°C
90-110°C
not required
0-25%
90-100%
< 100 mm/s
glass, kapton tape, ABS juice
yes, 1-2 mm
yes, 4-6 mm
20-45 mm/s
80°C / 4h
When printing without a heated chamber, it is recommended to avoid exposing the model to gusts of wind/drafts
Fiberlogy ASA has been positively assessed in the Open Filament Program (OFP) project run by Raise3D:
Colours
Vertigo
Onyx
Olive Green
Inox
Black
White
Grey
Graphite