ASA – Blue 1.75mm

ASA
Diameter 1.75mm2 ±0.03
Density 1.060 ±0.05g/cm3
Print Temp 220-250ºC
Hot bed 90-110ºC (required)
Surface Kapton tape, PET Sheets, ABS/ASA Slurry
Additionally, turn off layer cooling fans as they can cool your prints too quickly, causing splits and issues in your print.

• A slurry of ABS or ASA and acetone on top of a heated build plate will give an excellent film onto which your parts can adhere.
• ASA can be smoothed using controlled exposure to acetone vapours (a process called “vapour smoothing”).
• HIPS can be used as a great dissolvable support material for ASA prints. Consider using the Dense Supports option in Simplify3D for best results.

ASA, also know as Acrylic Styrene Acrylonitrile, is a 3D printable plastic with properties similar to ABS. It was originally developed as an alternative to ABS that would be more UV resistant by changing the type of rubber that’s used in the formulation. ASA is known for high impact resistance, higher temperature resistance, and increased printing difficulty. It’s commonly used in outdoor applications instead of ABS due to its superior resistance to UV and harsh weather conditions. Due to its heritage, ASA still retains many of the same printability drawbacks that are seen with ABS.