Extrudr HF ABS Blue

Improved flow for better printing results

  • Made in Austria
  • Improved flow
  • Heat resistant up to 90 °C
  • Good mechanical properties
  • $42.50 ($4.25 / 100 g)

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Only 1 piece in stock - In stock for a limited period only.

Delivery on Thursday, 08 October: Order today until 13:30.

Colour:
  • Extrudr HF ABS Blue
  • Extrudr HF ABS Green

Model type : 2,85 mm

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Item no.: EX-9120066742353, Content: 1.000 g

EAN: n/a

  • Made in Austria
  • Improved flow
  • Heat resistant up to 90 °C
  • Good mechanical properties

Product information & technical details

Item no.: EX-9120066742353
Manufacturer No.: 9120066742353
Manufacturers: Extrudr
Content: 1.000 g
Diameter: 2,85 mm
Product types: ABS Filaments
Property: Food Safe
Filament colour: Blue
RAL colour: RAL 5002
Net weight: 1000 g, 2000 g
Recommended processing temperature: 195 - 240 °C
Recommended heating temperature: 110 °C

Description

Extrudr HF-ABS is characterized by high printing speeds, good bridging and good fusion properties.

The Extrudr ABS filaments have a flow rate that is up to four times better, which makes it easier for individual layers to bond together and create a smoother surface.

Only high-quality colours from Germany are used in the production. The extruder temperature is about 215-230 ° C. The ABS of Extrudr shrinks less than 0.7% when the model is cooled.

Particular attention is paid during production to a particle-free production.

HF (high-flow) filaments allow up to 30% faster processing speed than normal filament.

More information

Each spool is vacuum-packed preventing moisture coming into contact with the material.

The best results are achieved with a heated building board (approximately 110 °C).

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The most popular technology used for 3D printing is FDM (Fused Deposition Modelling). A heated nozzle (hot-end) melts the plastic wire, layering the melted parts. 

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