3D Printing Materials

ASA

At a glance

Process

FDM

Colors

Black, Grey, Natural, White

Resolution

0.2mm

Applications

General prototyping applications including concept models, early prototyping and functional prototyping, ideal for applications requiring significant UV exposure or require long-term durability and weather resistance

About the Material

Similar chemical makeup to ABS plastic but offers three improvements: better mechanical properties, superior aesthetics and it’s UV resistant

About the Material

FDM ASA is a strong and durable thermoplastic material that is perfect for outdoor applications. This 3D printing material is highly resistant to UV radiation, making it ideal for products that will be exposed to the elements. It is also highly resistant to wear, chemicals, and temperature changes, making it the perfect choice for demanding applications. FDM ASA provides superior strength and durability, making it the ideal choice for manufacturers looking to produce reliable, high-quality parts that will stand up to the elements.

Material Properties

Ultimate Tensile Strength

Metric: 27 MPa
Imperial: 3900 PSI

Elongation at Break

3%

Modulus of Elasticity

Metric: 1950 MPa
Imperial: 282800 PSI

Flexural Strength

Metric: 48 MPa
Imperial: 6960 PSI

Highest Operating Temperature (C)

Metric: 91C
Imperial: 195F

Why Use This Material

FDM 3D printed ASA is commonly utilized for general prototyping applications including concept models, early prototyping and functional prototyping. Due to its UV resistance, it is ideal for applications requiring significant UV exposure or those that require long-term durability and weather resistance.

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