ABS - Fiberlogy

Description

Fiberlogy ABS (acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene) is one of the most popular engineering materials in 3D printing, valued for its high mechanical strength, hardness, and impact resistance. Thanks to its properties, ABS filament enables the creation of prints that are resistant to high temperatures and scratches, which significantly expands its range of applications.

Models printed with ABS are characterized by high rigidity and durability, making them ideal for both prototyping and the production of final parts. The material is widely used in technical and engineering industries where the reliability and longevity of components are critical.

Fiberlogy’s ABS is a material that designers, engineers, and makers seeking a material for functional concept models, prototypes, and end-use parts will appreciate. Thanks to its resistance to operating conditions, this filament allows for the creation of parts that operate under higher loads and require high stability.

ABS Applications:

prototypes of mechanical and structural components,
parts requiring high stiffness and wear resistance,
enclosures and functional components,
concept and test models.

Fiberlogy ABS is a reliable 3D printing filament that combines durability, hardness, and mechanical strength. It is one of the key materials in any engineering workshop or makerspace.

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Fiberlogy ABS received a positive evaluation in the Open Filament Program (OFP) project led by Raise3D: Download the report

High hardness
The material's high hardness ensures resistance to deformation and dents
High impact strength
The material absorbs impact energy without cracking or shattering.
Resistance to high temperatures and scratches
It maintains dimensional stability at elevated temperatures and does not undergo thermal deformation.
Capability for mechanical and chemical processing
The print can be machined, as well as glued, painted, or smoothed with solvent vapor.