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ASA 1.75 Light Gray (1 kg) 3D Printer Filament
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DD-ASA-175-LIGHT-GRAY
Brand: Devil Design, Poland
ASA is an engineering thermoplastic with a molecular structure similar to ABS. Its main advantage is increased resistance to UV radiation. Printers with a heated build plate are required.
- Strength: High | Flexibility: Medium
- Printing Difficulty: Medium
- Printing Temperature: 210 °C — 250 °C (410 °F — 482 °F)
- Build Plate Temperature: 80 °C — 110 °C (176 °F — 230 °F)
- Warping: Significant
- Solubility: In esters, ketones, and acetone
Description of ASA Devil Design Filament for 3D Printers
3D For You offers you the opportunity to buy ASA Devil Design filament with a diameter of 1.75 mm and weight of 1 kg, ensuring only positive emotions and experience from 3D printing.
ASA filament has excellent roundness and material uniformity throughout its length. Thanks to these parameters, it can be used with 3D printers that operate on FFF/FDM technology, allowing printing with 1.75 mm diameter filament and are not restricted to proprietary filaments.
For printing convenience, ASA filament from DevilDesign comes on spools. The product is vacuum-packed along with a moisture absorber.
- Spool diameter: 200 mm (7.87 inches);
- Spool thickness: 70 mm (2.76 inches);
- Spool inner hole diameter: 52 mm (2.05 inches);
- Empty spool weight: 250-260 g (8.82-9.17 oz).
ASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate) is a high-quality material for 3D printing, excellent for creating functional and aesthetically appealing models. It has high resistance to UV rays, mechanical stress, and temperature fluctuations, making it an ideal choice for printing objects that will be used outdoors or in high-stress conditions.
The 1.75 mm ASA filament from Devil Design is easy to use and compatible with most FDM 3D printers. This material will be a reliable choice for those looking for a strong and durable 3D printing material.
ASA filament from Devil Design also offers a high degree of detail, allowing for the creation of parts with high precision and surface quality. It has good adhesion to the print surface, which prevents parts from detaching and deforming during the printing process.
This filament is easy to process, allowing for parts with high precision and surface quality, and also provides opportunities for post-processing of already printed parts.
3D4U has been an official distributor of the Polish brand Devil Design products since 2015.
Our offerings include a wide range of filaments for 3D printing. We provide professional consultations and guarantee that all Devil Design products presented are original.
Properties of ASA Filament for 3D Printers
ASA is a high-quality filament for 3D printing that possesses a number of unique properties. Here are the main characteristics of ASA filament:
- Resistance to ultraviolet radiation and weather conditions.
- High impact resistance and mechanical strength.
- Heat resistance.
- Chemical resistance to various solvents.
- Ideal for outdoor applications such as pool equipment, garden furniture, etc.
- Has a low tendency to delaminate and warp compared to ABS.
- Not recommended for use with food products.
- Recommended for use with 3D printers that have a heated build plate.
- 3D printing difficulty — medium.
Due to differences in printer designs, the above data should be considered as reference, and appropriate values should be determined experimentally.
Buy ASA Devil Design
3D4U.com.ua is pleased to present ASA Devil Design filament for 3D printers. Our store ensures a high level of service, up-to-date information, and fast delivery. ASA Devil Design is perfect for your creative and engineering ideas.
ASA Devil Design filament is known in the global market for its high quality. Thanks to its structure, the material has high resistance to ultraviolet radiation, chemical influences, and high temperatures.
The high purity of the material and consistent diameter throughout its length ensure ease of printing and absence of problems even for beginner 3D printer users. During thermal processing, ASA Devil Design material emits a mild odor.
ASA Devil Design filament is ideal for producing electronic device casings, automotive parts, toys, and various other accessories. We guarantee that you will be satisfied with the printing results using this material.
If you have any questions, our customer support will be happy to provide you with professional advice on our product range.
We wish you successful printing with ASA Devil Design filament from 3D4U!
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) about ASA
Why should I use ASA filament?
ASA filament has high resistance to weathering, UV radiation, and chemicals, making it a good choice for outdoor applications. It's also easy to print with, has low warping, and provides high-quality prints.
Is it difficult to print with ASA?
ASA filament can be more challenging to print compared to other common 3D printing materials such as PLA or PETG. It requires higher printing temperatures and can be prone to warping and cracking. However, with the right 3D printer settings and a suitable printing chamber, ASA can produce high-quality and durable prints. It's recommended for more experienced 3D printing users familiar with troubleshooting print issues.
At what temperature does ASA soften?
ASA begins to soften at temperatures around 97 °C (206.6 °F). This means it should not be used in projects where parts are exposed to temperatures >97 °C (206.6 °F). Otherwise, it may deform or melt.
How can I make ASA adhere to the 3D printer's build plate?
With incorrect print settings, ASA can be prone to warping and detaching from the build plate. The recommended build plate temperature is 80 °C — 110 °C (176 °F — 230 °F). To improve adhesion, we recommend using the Spanish adhesive 3DLAC for open-frame printers or 3DLAC Plus for enclosed 3D printers.
Is ASA toxic when heated?
When ASA filament is heated, it releases various gases and substances that can be toxic if inhaled in large quantities. These gases and substances may include styrene, carbon monoxide, and nitrogen oxide.
In general, when using ASA filament in 3D printing, precautions should be taken to minimize the exposure to these gases. It is recommended to use 3D printers in well-ventilated areas or with a ventilation system.
Can any 3D printer print with ASA?
Most modern 3D printers can print with ASA. The printing temperature for ASA is 210 °C — 250 °C (410 °F — 482 °F). Before buying ASA, make sure your 3D printer can heat the nozzle to this temperature. Moreover, some 3D equipment developers restrict their printers from using third-party filaments. In this case, your choice of filament is limited.
How can I prevent nozzle clogging when printing with ASA?
If you use high-quality ASA filament and regularly maintain your 3D printer, you shouldn't worry about nozzle clogging. If, for some reason, it does happen, we recommend checking out our recommendations for cleaning nozzles: How to prevent PLA, ABS, PETG filament from sticking to the 3D printer nozzle.
What layer height works best for ASA?
The optimal layer height for ASA filament can depend on several factors such as the type of 3D printer, materials used, and desired print quality. However, in general, a layer height range of 0.1 to 0.3 mm is recommended for ASA filament.
Using thinner layers (0.1 mm) can result in more detailed and precise models, but may take longer to print. Using thicker layers (0.3 mm) can be faster, but the quality of details may decrease.
It's important to remember that layer height is one of many print parameters that can affect print quality and speed. It's recommended to conduct test prints with various settings to determine the optimal print parameters for a specific project and material.
What speed should I use for printing ASA?
Speed parameters depend on your printer's capabilities and the requirements for the final result, but for beginners, the recommended print speed is 30-60 mm/s.
What retraction settings should I use?
Retraction parameters (speed and length) will vary greatly depending on your printer. Unfortunately, there's no universal recipe that works for all variants. 3D printing enthusiasts have developed a number of test models for tuning your printer. We've compiled them in this article.
How should I store ASA?
ASA filament should be stored in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, moisture, and humidity. It's best to keep it in an airtight container to prevent exposure to air and dust.
| Manufacturer | Devil Design |
|---|---|
| Printing technology | FDM/FFF |
| Material type | ASA |
| Printing temperature, ℃ | 230-240 |
| Platform temperature, ℃ | 90-110 |
| Filament diameter, mm | 1.75 |
| Allowable deviation, mm | ±0.05 |
| Density, kg/m³ | 1050 |
| Color | Gray |
| Surface Finish / Effect | Standard |
| Filler / Additives | No Additives |
| Heat Resistance | High (85-110°C) |
| Specific Resistance | UV Resistant |
| Special Properties | Impact Resistant Rigid |
| Spool Format | Standard Spool |
| Spool diameter, mm | 200 |
| Spool depth, mm | 70 |
| Length, m | 404 |
| Weight, kg | 1 |
| Arbor hole diameter, mm | 52 |
| Country | Poland |
| Condition | New |
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