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Beschreibung
Beschreibung
PolyLite™ ABS: Geruchsarm, hitzebeständig und leistungsstark
Fortschrittliches ABS-Harz für bessere Druckergebnisse
PolyLite™ ABS wird aus einem speziellen, durch Polymerisation in der Masse hergestellten ABS-Harz gefertigt und weist deutlich weniger flüchtige Bestandteile als herkömmliches ABS auf. Das sorgt für ein saubereres und sichereres Druckerlebnis mit minimaler Geruchsentwicklung und macht die Verwendung an jedem Arbeitsplatz angenehmer.
Hervorragende Hitzebeständigkeit und mechanische Festigkeit
Dieses Filament wurde für Projekte entwickelt, die sowohl robuste mechanische Eigenschaften als auch zuverlässige Hitzebeständigkeit erfordern. PolyLite™ ABS behält selbst unter anspruchsvollen Bedingungen seine Festigkeit und Form und eignet sich daher für Funktionsteile, Gehäuse und Prototypen.
Gleichmäßiges Drucken mit geschlossenen Druckern
Für optimale Ergebnisse solltest du PolyLite™ ABS auf einem geschlossenen 3D-Drucker drucken. Dies trägt zu einer gleichmäßigen Temperaturregelung bei und minimiert Verzug, sodass du mühelos beeindruckende, hochwertige Teile herstellen kannst.
Ideal für funktionale und hitzebeständige Teile
Wähle PolyLite™ ABS für jedes Projekt, bei dem du eine hervorragende mechanische Leistung, Hitzebeständigkeit und ein geruchsarmes Druckerlebnis benötigst.
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Reviews
Customers praised this metallic ABS for its "fantastic surface finish" and easy printing. The silky matte finish "leaves layer lines almost invisible." Reviews highlight excellent bed adhesion, dimensional accuracy, and beautiful colors. One customer noted needing to dry it out of package. Shoppers recommend it for quality prints despite higher price.
Prints great, I just needed a teeny bit higher extrusion multiplier for this over the standard ABS. FANTASTIC surface finish on this stuff, a silky matte that leaves layer lines almost invisible even at 0.25
My first go with ABS , it was like every other polymaker filament , exceptional!!
Printed on an enclosed printer with textured pei build plate. Sticks great, usually I don't need any bed adhesion additions. The color is deep and attractive, and hides layers pretty well. Really strong, but also pretty flexible. Print thick walls if you need stiffness.Print settings:250 extruder105 heat bedCorexy speed settings120mm/s speed5k accelerations
Love this blue. Prints great!
Great product overall! Seems like it's never going to run out.
The filament isa great color and strong as it should be. I did unfortunately have to dry it straight out of the package it was around 40%….after getting dried to 15% it is perfect.
Great quality and beautiful colors!
Will buy more colors in the future. Great product.
Works as advertised.
I've used all kinds of different filaments from Polymaker and I have never been disappointed with any of them. It's more expensive than some of the other ones I use but the quality is definitely nice. If I print something I care about I will typically use Polymaker.
The title says it all! Easy to print (on an enclosed printer of course) and the glitter effect is subtle but a nice standout. Recommended! No clogs, no adhesion issues (though I did use glue stick). Just used a default ABS profile built into the slicer so I didn't have to tweak anything for a good result.
Came in a vacuumed sealed back to keep the filament dry. Accurate diameter and prints great.
Great value abs and prints fantastic.
My first time trying ABS and worked fine using generic settings.
I'd been using ABS+ (from a different vendor) because I heard it's easier to print with than true ABS, but someone suggested this PolyLite ABS so I tried a roll. Wish I'd done it sooner! Easy to print, no adhesion issues, clean results. It is more expensive, so I'll be using it mainly for places where ABS is really needed (e.g. toolhead parts).
Polymaker has the best bed adhesion in ABS for my Ender 3 V2 with enclosure i have used. Demensional accuracy is better than what I had used previously and the quality is better than most others depending on the print and printer settings.
This was my first time using Polymaker ABS. I've had success with their ASA filaments and I'm just as pleased with the ABS. Nice bright red color, great finish on the printed parts.
ABS is tricky to work with as a newb, but the quality of this filament is fantastic. Packaging was great as well. I would definitely buy from polymaker again. I recently tried one of the cheaper brands and it was complete trash. Save some time and frustration and just spend the extra $5.
I like that i can just pick a color and print. No worry about it. Printing on my voron trident 350 this has been my goto filament great color selection and great quality. Unlike other budget brands polymaker has so many great colors to choose from.
Great finish, no clogs and satisfied with this ABS filament. My printers are tuned for ABS, ASA etc. and have passive enclosures maintaining 50+ Degrees C.
This is a perfect ABS for what I needed it forIt has a slight flexibility without breaking and great layer adhesionMy only problem was glass bed adhesion but a layer of hairspray on the bed and some learning had that problem resolved by my third test printIt seems to print best at the lower end of the recommended heat range ... higher temperature shows no benefit and occasionally causes a little warping
I've used 4 spools of this so far in black, red, and blue. It prints smooth, little odor, and adheres quite well. ABS isn't typically easy to print compared to ender style printers and requires a heated bed and a warm chamber so anyone that is saying this warps is using a sub-optimal setup and should be largely ignored.Blue is a bit dark. Red is on the lighter side, but still a good color. Black is... well... black. Nitpicking over.
