Prusament ASA Jet Black 800g (NFC)

Prusament ASA ASA can be considered the true successor to ABS. Compared to ABS, it is not sensitive to UV rays, it does not suffer too much from shrinkage, and the fumes produced are much less noticeable. Features Benefits Ideal for outdoor use - UV resistant High temperature resistance Detailed printing without "thread effect" Can be smoothed with acetone vapors Can be easily sanded/post-treated High layer adhesion Soluble in acetone - can be used for gluing High resistance to impact and wear Solid Recyclable Disadvantages Large models tend to warp. Produces odors during printing (less than ABS) Contains styrene Requires high printing temperatures Hygroscopic Use Parts with high thermal resistance Thanks to its high thermal resistance of up to 93°C, ASA is an excellent choice for parts subjected to thermal stress. For example, the fan shroud of the Original Prusa i3 MK3S is now made of ASA material. Smooth surface ASA is suitable for projects where you need a smooth surface similar to one treated with automotive paint. However, this results in a loss of fine detail and rounds off sharp edges. Outdoor use Thanks to its UV stability, ASA is an ideal choice for outdoor use. The…