Raise3D 1.75mm Premium ABS Filament - 1kg: Buy or Lease at Top3DShop

Raise3DPro Premium ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) filament is a very popular and reliable 3D printing material for your FDM/FFF device. Featuring great mechanical properties, the models made out of this outstanding material will be able to withstand temperatures up to 90°C.
Raise3DPro Premium ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) filament is a very popular and reliable 3D printing material for your FDM/FFF device. Featuring great mechanical properties, the models made out of this outstanding material will be able to withstand temperatures up to 90°C. Raise3DPro Premium ABS is a high-grade polymer that will help you make particularly precise outputs with a smooth surface finish and the right amount of glossiness. ABS is a high-temperature plastic, so in order to create flawlessly accurate ABS prints, you’ll need a 3D printer with a heated bed, and a powerful cooling system to serve the nozzle. This filament is your go-to in case your application requires creating durable models (e.g. prototyping, creation of spare parts, props) and overall neatly-looking parts. The ABS is a widely used material compatible with most FFF/FDM 3D printers. It is successfully used by both hobbyists and professionals. For post-processing purposes, such as smoothing, please use acetone. Specifications Raise3D Premium ABS technical data Printing temperature: 240°C - 270°C Filament density: 1.15g/cm³ Melt index (g/10 min): 9 - 14 Spool specs Filament diameter: 1.75mm Dimensional Accuracy: ± 0.03mm Spool weight: 1kg Avalable colors: White/Black/Grey Color attribute: Solid The Raise3D Premium ABS is sold in 1kg spools. It comes vacuum-sealed with desiccant.
Raise3D 1.75mm Premium ABS Filament - 1kg

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Raise3D Premium PETG filament produces strong, durable 3D prints with good heat resistance, like ABS, but is easier to 3D print. R3D Premium PETG filament offers good strength, durability, and heat resistance, similar to ABS, but PETG is less susceptible to shrinking and warping, so it is easier to use with a 3D printer. PETG is the most commonly used form of PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate). The G in PETG is for glycol, which makes the material less brittle.