ASA-X Dark blue Forshape Industrial - 2.85mm - 750g

Filament ASA-X Dark blue 2.85mm Forshape

This material is widely used for outdoor applications. In fact, its high resistance to UVs and bad weather makes it a filament very well suited to this use.

It is used in all applications requiring high thermal and mechanical resistance. Similar toABS, ASA-X filament is an interesting industrial material for many engineers and professionals. They will be able to manufacture and produce parts with high added value while benefiting from strong mechanical and thermal properties.

This material features the manufacturer's "Zero Warping" technology, which makes printing your parts more reliable by limiting the effects of deformation and delamination of standardASA.

An industrial ASA filament for large format printing

The ASA-X Dark Blue filament from Forshape is an industrial ASA filament that offers professionals and industry a simple and effective means of achieving successful production in ASA.

This filament features "Zero Warping" technology and adheres to the printer platen much more effectively than standard ASA. Its composition limits part deformation during printing.

All these innovations mean that this ASA-X filament can be used to manufacture large-volume parts that would be much more complex with a standard ASA.

Highlights ofASA-X Dark Blue

Outdoor use: This material has excellent weathering and UV resistance, making it perfect for outdoor use.

Excellent interlayer bonding: Its composition increases and improves the interlayer bond of this material.

Mechanical and thermal resistance: Very similar toABS, this ASA-X has interesting mechanical and thermal properties for the manufacture of functional parts.

Eco-responsible:ASA-X Forshape Dark Blue is sold wound on a cardboard spool that you can simply recycle after using the filament.

Printing tips

ASA-X Forshape Dark Blue is a filament compatible with all 3D printers equipped with a 2.85mm extrusion and compatible with the recommendations for use below.

This filament requires an extrusion temperature of between 230 and 250°C. A heating plate that will enable you to obtain a constant plate temperature of between 80 and 90°C.

Finally, we strongly recommend that you use a 3D printer housing or a 3D printer with a closed enclosure. This last parameter will further limit delamination and increase the interlayer bonding of your part.