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ASA Filament - 1.75 mm - 0.75 kg - Outlet

Fiberlogy ASA is a 3D printing filament resistant to UV radiation, moisture, and high temperatures (up to 94°C). With its low shrinkage and ease of printing, it is an excellent alternative to ABS, making it ideal for outdoor applications and automotive use.

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OUTLET

OUTLET series filament is a product created during color transitions on the production line. As a result, a spool may feature unique color transitions (e.g., a gradient from one color to another) or a non-standard shade created by mixing dyes.

Due to the production process, the filament may have slightly greater diameter variations than core products, but it still meets the declared standard, and its printing properties remain very good.

It's an ideal choice if you value the zero-waste concept – OUTLET helps reduce waste while saving you money.

Note: The color of the OUTLET spool is shipped randomly.

Fiberlogy ASA (acrylonitrile styrene acrylate) is a high-quality 3D printing filament distinguished by its resistance to UV radiation, weather conditions, moisture, and high temperatures. This makes it an excellent choice for manufacturing parts intended for outdoor use, as it maintains its properties and color over time.

The material has gained popularity as a more durable and easier-to-print alternative to ABS. It offers high mechanical and thermal resistance (up to 94°C), while featuring lower shrinkage, significantly reducing the risk of warping and cracking. Moreover, it emits less unpleasant odor during printing compared to ABS.

Thanks to its strong adhesion, ASA enables dimensionally stable 3D prints, even without a heated chamber (although its use is recommended). Finished models can also be post-processed through:

acetone smoothing,
sanding,
painting,
and even bonding with acetone.

Fiberlogy ASA is widely used for:

outdoor components,
automotive parts,
housings and prototypes exposed to moisture and UV radiation,
durable everyday items.

Fiberlogy ASA is a reliable solution for users who need durability, resistance to outdoor conditions, and ease of printing without compromising quality.

Print settings

Printing temperature 255-270°C
Bed temperature 110°C
Build surface Smooth PEI + adhesive; Textured PEI; Glass + adhesive
Drying conditions 80°C / 4h
Enclosure recommended
Cooling fan 0-25%

Properties

Density 1.07 g/cm³
Tensile Strength @ Yield 43 MPa (ISO 527)
Tensile Modulus 2500 MPa (ISO 527)
Elongation @ Yield 3% (ISO 527)
Elongation @ Break 25% (ISO 527)
Izod Impact Strength (Notched) @ 23℃ 10 kJ/m2 (ISO 180)
Heat Distortion Temperature @ 0.45 MPa 96°C (ASTM D648)
Heat Distortion Temperature @ 1.8 MPa 87°C (ASTM D648)
Vicat Softening Temperature 96°C (ASTM D1525)

To make it easier to choose the right color variant, we provide RAL and Pantone equivalents for filaments wherever possible. The given values are approximate and are intended to reflect the actual filament shade as closely as possible.

Why not HEX?

Providing the color of 3D printing filament in HEX format does not make sense because this notation was created to describe colors displayed on screens (RGB – monitors, TVs, mobile devices). HEX defines a mix of red, green and blue light, meaning a digital color. With filaments, however, we deal with a physical material. The same filament may look different in various photos and HEX cannot accurately represent the actual appearance of the material.

Much better references are color systems used in printing and industry, such as RAL or Pantone, which are based on real samples and allow for comparison of colors in physical reality.