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Description
Description
Polymaker™ ASA : performances résistantes aux UV, prêtes pour l’extérieur
Résistance supérieure aux intempéries et aux UV
Polymaker™ ASA est conçu comme une alternative avancée à l’ABS, offrant une meilleure résistance aux intempéries et une excellente stabilité aux UV. Il constitue ainsi le filament idéal pour les applications extérieures exposées au soleil et aux éléments.
Propriétés mécaniques robustes
Avec une résistance mécanique et une durabilité comparables à celles de l’ABS, Polymaker™ ASA offre des performances fiables pour les pièces fonctionnelles, les boîtiers et les prototypes qui doivent résister aux conditions réelles.
Transition facile depuis l’ABS
Polymaker™ ASA s’imprime avec des réglages très similaires à ceux de l’ABS, ce qui facilite la transition pour les utilisateurs habitués à l’impression avec de l’ABS. Utilisez simplement une imprimante 3D dotée d’une enceinte afin d’assurer un contrôle optimal de la température et de minimiser le gauchissement.
Parfait pour les pièces extérieures et fonctionnelles
Choisissez Polymaker™ ASA pour tout projet nécessitant une résistance aux UV, une durabilité face aux intempéries et de solides propriétés mécaniques : il est idéal pour une utilisation extérieure et des résultats durables.
Remarque : PolyLite ASA est désormais Polymaker ASA. Il est possible que vous receviez encore l’ancien emballage pendant notre transition.
Exigences d’impression
Paramètres d’impression
Paramètres d’impression
Polymaker™ ASA
- UV Resistant
- Heat Resistant
- Strong & Durable
- Chemical Resistant
- Post-Processing
Polymaker™ ASA - Noir / 1kg est en rupture de stock et sera expédié dès qu'il sera de nouveau disponible.
Spécifications techniques
Tout ce dont vous avez besoin avant de lancer l’impression
- Drying: ASA has low moisture uptake. If the filament has only been exposed briefly under normal conditions, drying at 70°C for 4 hours is typically sufficient. Use the TDS-recommended setting of 70°C for 7 hours after extended exposure or when moisture-related print defects appear.
- Build Plate: Apply a suitable adhesive as a release layer, and let the build plate cool before removing the print.
- Temperature and Speed: Use a nozzle temperature of 230-260°C, a bed temperature of 75-95°C, and a print speed of 50-200 mm/s. For faster printing or improved layer adhesion, use 240-260°C.
- Warping and Layer Adhesion: Use an enclosure, avoid drafts, and keep the cooling fan off. Print in a well-ventilated area.
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Customers praised this ASA filament for exceptional print quality, describing it as "top notch" with excellent repeatability and minimal warping. Many noted it "prints flawlessly" and is easier than PETG. Shoppers highlighted outstanding outdoor durability, UV resistance, and vibrant colors. Some mentioned minor warping with Pop Green and occasional filament tangling.
A very good filament and easy to dial in prints. Achieved best results with a heated chamber to 60 C.
3kg spool of blue ASA.
This 3kg spool has been fantastic for printing. After some initial drying, the material has performed wonderfully with no clogs or other issues. The ASA sands and vapor smooths very well, with a really pleasing look afterwards.
I've been using Polymaker ASA to make a variety of auto interior and exterior pieces and the quality and repeatability of the filament is top notch.
Great product for printing large large free prints on Bambu P1S's. I reguarly print 250mm large options over 12h and this ASA is faultless, thankyou!
Always an easy print with Polymaker ASA. Lays down smooth. Prefer to print with this over PETG.
Love the color and material, 100% recommend
Highly recommend this ASA. Super durable and virtually weatherproof in static strength applications. Awesome colors too.
So far this is working very well. I tried some other ASA from Elegoo and it wouldn’t print right no matter what I tried and this has completely flipped my bad experience on its head. I read a bunch of other reviews and people only had good things to say about Polymaker so I’ve officially found my new filament source!
I've finally found a red that suits my wants. I've bought countless spools of red filament in various materials but the color has never been a deep red. This all changed with this ASA, it's for me the best red on the market as far as I know. Also it's super easy to print ! I had always been used to only printing PLA and PETG, and found ASA to be easier to print than PETG (given you have an enclosure of course).
Ordered in July and received today, July 18. Very well packaged with internal protection and vacuum-sealed film. Can't wait to start printing with this filament.
PLA Pro and ASA are our go-to filaments. Prints well. Love that it comes with profiles.
This is great ASA, prints extremely well, warps less than other ASA's I've used and the colors are perfect. Will be buying more in the future.
I only print ASA and your natural is the best I've ever used!
This ASA prints just as well as any PETG or PLA that I have tried. This is quickly becoming the default filament for me for anything that needs durability.
This asa filament printed perfectly and I have had 0 issues so far on my bambulab x2d.
Perfect for outdoor products
I was a bit terrified of using ASA filament for the first time, but I’m through 2 rolls of polymaker now and overall the experience was quite enjoyable. I had pretty good bed adhesion- using mouse ears on sharp corners with a 0mm gap. Easy to clean up post print. Very happy with the results.
When I first built a Voron r2, I had the parts printed in gray and yellow polymaker ABS, so when I printed spares, the yellow ABS did not match my printer. After a bit of messing around, it turned out the printer used ASA Yellow. I've been hooked on ASA yellow ever since!
I recently switched my PLA filaments supplier to Polymaker due to stringing issues I had with that supplier. I was very please with the result and I decided to try the ASA from Polymaker against the other supplier. Well, also here I am impressed. No more testing: Polymaker is now my go-to filaments supplier.
Bought the ASA pop green and it looks amazing! It printed cleaner with smoother layer lines than some of my PETG. Very impressed!
Used other ASA… keep coming back to Polymaker. The consistency and reliability is astounding.
