Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Metallic Grey

Ideal filament for prototyping in the shade metallic grey

(2 Customer Ratings)

  • Weatherproof
  • High stiffness
  • High-quality optics
  • $32.49 ($4.33 / 100 g)

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Colour :
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Natural
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Traffic White
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Traffic Yellow
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Traffic Red
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Sky Blue
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Green Grass
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Metallic Grey
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill Traffic Black
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill - White Aluminum
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill - Grey Blue
  • Fillamentum ASA Extrafill - Anthracite Grey
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Item no.: FTM-00115, Content: 750 g

EAN: 8595632824046

  • Weatherproof
  • High stiffness
  • High-quality optics
1.75 mm / 750 g: $32.49 ($4.33 / 100 g)
2.85 mm / 750 g: $32.49 ($4.33 / 100 g)
1.75 mm / 2500 g: $84.99 ($3.40 / 100 g)
2.85 mm / 2500 g: $84.99 ($3.40 / 100 g)

Product information & technical details

Manufacturers: Fillamentum
Content: 750 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Product types: ASA Filaments
Filament colour: Grey / silver
Net weight: 750 g
Recommended processing temperature: 250 - 255 °C
Recommended heating temperature: 80 - 100 °C

Description

The Filamentum ASA Extrafill filament is ideal for the production of prototypes, production tools or even everyday objects.

The advantage of this material is its excellent weather resistance and the retention of the physical properties.

ASA has a higher stiffness than ABS and is, therefore, a material for demanding applications.

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