Highlights

• Co-developed by Creality and BASF
• High Quality and Reliable Raw Material
• Neat Winding to avoid Tangles and Jamming
• Thiness While Toughness
• Various Colors, Seal Vacuum Packing

Highlights

• Co-developed by Creality and BASF
• High Quality and Reliable Raw Material
• Neat Winding to avoid Tangles and Jamming
• Thiness While Toughness
• Various Colors, Seal Vacuum Packing

Highlights

• Co-developed by Creality and BASF
• High Quality and Reliable Raw Material
• Neat Winding to avoid Tangles and Jamming
• Thiness While Toughness
• Various Colors, Seal Vacuum Packing

Highlights

• Co-developed by Creality and BASF
• High Quality and Reliable Raw Material
• Neat Winding to avoid Tangles and Jamming
• Thiness While Toughness
• Various Colors, Seal Vacuum Packing

Highlights

• Co-developed by Creality and BASF
• High Quality and Reliable Raw Material
• Neat Winding to avoid Tangles and Jamming
• Thiness While Toughness
• Various Colors, Seal Vacuum Packing

Highlights

• Co-developed by Creality and BASF
• High Quality and Reliable Raw Material
• Neat Winding to avoid Tangles and Jamming
• Thiness While Toughness
• Various Colors, Seal Vacuum Packing

Printing Recommendations:
Nozzle temperature: 230–260°C
Heated bed: Recommended 100–120°C + Enclosure
Print speed:50–100 mm/s
Build platform: Glass bed, Kaptontape, Blue tape.

Access to all technical data sheets can be found here.

PC-ABS filament is a mix of polycarbonate and acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS). It is very popular due to its high mechanical performance, lightweight, and expended lifetime. This filament is ideal for application in the automotive, electronic, and telecommunication industries. Azurefilm PC ABS combines the strength and heat resistance of polycarbonate and the elasticity of ABS. It has excellent temperature resistance up to 100 °C and it also offers excellent toughness, strength, chemical resistance against alcohols, oils, greases, ozone, and water while displaying a smooth surface finish. We recommend printing it in a heated chamber (closed 3d printer). Since it is partly ABS, you need to keep a stable environment (room temperature 20-25˚C) and make sure to ventilate the room after printing.

For good results, you must print it in a closed 3D printer at a temperature of 260–280°C, and the printing table should be heated to 90-110°C. Please note that the temperature range of the print media may slightly differ depending on the use of other printers.

•             Pros: Flexible, strong, durable, heat resistant, overall excellent mechanical performance

•             Cons: Susceptible to moisture, you need a printer with a chamber

Strength: High| Flexibility: Medium | Durability: High

Difficulty to use: Medium  | Shrinkage/warping: Minimal

Soluble: No  |  Food Safety: Non toxic, but not food safe

Printing Recommendations:
Nozzle temperature: 230–260°C
Heated bed: Recommended 100–120°C + Enclosure
Print speed:50–100 mm/s
Build platform: Glass bed, Kaptontape, Blue tape.

Access to all technical data sheets can be found here.

ABS Plus filament Black, net weight of 1 kg (2.2 lbs), in the welding positions on the outer diameter 210 mm on the reel, with an inside opening of 60 mm diameter and a width of 62 mm. The filament is vacuum sealed and contains a bag that absorbs moisture and allows the filament to remain fresh. The thickness of the ABS filament is 1.75 mm or 2.85 mm.

ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) filament is stiffer, stronger and flexible. It is mainly designed for professional use. Most often it is used for the production of prototypes, which must withstand higher temperatures. Finished products that are made of ABS filament are very durable and impact resistant. For good results, you must print at a temperature of 230–260°C. Filament AzureFilm ABS Plus is perfectly printed on Zortrax, Ultimaker and similar printers. For printing with an ABS filament, we recommend that the printer be closed and the table should be heated to 100–120°C. Please note that the range in the printing temperature may slightly differ depending on the use of other printers

If the printed product of ABS filament is placed under a cup with wipes soaked in acetone, it becomes smooth, and there are no noticeable layers in the 3D printing that appear during the printing process. The product should be left under the cup for about five minutes.
Our ABS Plus is perfectly printed with printers Zortrax and Ultimaker:

Printing Recommendations:
Nozzle temperature: 230–260°C
Heated bed: Recommended 100–120°C + Enclosure
Print speed:50–100 mm/s
Build platform: Glass bed, Kaptontape, Blue tape.

Access to all technical data sheets can be found here.

ABS Plus filament Black, net weight of 1 kg (2.2 lbs), in the welding positions on the outer diameter 210 mm on the reel, with an inside opening of 60 mm diameter and a width of 62 mm. The filament is vacuum sealed and contains a bag that absorbs moisture and allows the filament to remain fresh. The thickness of the ABS filament is 1.75 mm or 2.85 mm.

ABS (acrylonitrile butadiene styrene) filament is stiffer, stronger and flexible. It is mainly designed for professional use. Most often it is used for the production of prototypes, which must withstand higher temperatures. Finished products that are made of ABS filament are very durable and impact resistant. For good results, you must print at a temperature of 230–260°C. Filament AzureFilm ABS Plus is perfectly printed on Zortrax, Ultimaker and similar printers. For printing with an ABS filament, we recommend that the printer be closed and the table should be heated to 100–120°C. Please note that the range in the printing temperature may slightly differ depending on the use of other printers

If the printed product of ABS filament is placed under a cup with wipes soaked in acetone, it becomes smooth, and there are no noticeable layers in the 3D printing that appear during the printing process. The product should be left under the cup for about five minutes.
Our ABS Plus is perfectly printed with printers Zortrax and Ultimaker: