ABS 3D Printing Filament 1.75mm Overture 3D

Name: Overture ABS 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm
Brand: Overture 3D
SKU: VFABLK17511
Price: 20.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Overture ABS

OVERTURE ABS is designed for creating durable parts that require high-temperature resistance and stability. It features significantly lower volatile content compared to traditional ABS, resulting in minimal odor during printing and superior print quality. With impressive impact resistance and heat resistance up to approximately 100˚C, it is an ideal choice for mechanical parts, robotics and functional prototyping. Whether you're working on complex designs or functional components, ABS delivers the reliability and performance you need for your 3D printing projects.

Heat Resistant

Overture ABS is known for its impressive heat resistance, capable of withstanding temperatures up to approximately 100˚C. This property makes it an excellent choice for applications where exposure to elevated temperatures is a concern, such as automotive parts, home appliances, and other functional components. The ability to maintain structural integrity under heat ensures that ABS parts perform reliably in demanding environments.

High Impact Resistance

One of the standout features of ABS is its high impact resistance, which allows it to absorb shocks and withstand mechanical stress without cracking or breaking. This durability makes ABS an ideal material for applications that require resilience, such as protective housings, robotics, and functional prototypes. With its strong and tough nature, ABS ensures that your printed parts can endure the rigors of everyday use.

Odoriferous Material

While ABS offers many advantages, it is important to note that it is an odoriferous material during the printing process. Be sure to open a window or cover the top panel of the printer when printing with ABS.

Mechanical Usage

ABS is widely recognized for its suitability in mechanical applications due to its excellent mechanical properties. It combines strength, toughness, and stability, making it ideal for producing parts that require reliability and performance. Whether used in engineering applications, functional prototypes, or spare parts for home appliances, ABS provides the versatility needed to meet a variety of mechanical demands effectively. Its ease of post-processing, including sanding and painting, further enhances its usability in mechanical projects.

Hex Code

Hex Code Table

#000000

Black

#F79DBC

Pink

#EBEFEE

Glow Green

#6C7074

Ash Gray

#FF6229

Orange

#008F77

Dark Green

#8C8C8C

Diamond Gray

#FF8133

Diamond Orange

#5DC5EA

Light Blue

#91A0B6

Slate Gray

#F0A400

Royal Gold

#00628F

Blue

#CACAC9

Gray

#FFDA05

Gold

#034E89

Dark Blue

#F8F8EE

Natural

#FFFF47

Yellow

#7142A3

Purple

#FFFFFF

White

#C4D802

Grass Green

#A04ED0

Diamond Purple

#FF311F

Dark Red

#3D9441

Green

Recommended Printing Settings

Nozzle temperature	245 - 265 °C
Build Surface material	OVERTURE Build Surface, Textured PEI
Build surface treatment	None
Build plate temperature	80 - 100 °C
Cooling fan	Turned off
Printing speed	30-70 mm/s
Retraction distance	1-3 mm
Retraction speed	20-40 mm/s
Threshold overhang angle	50 °

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FAQ

For outdoor prints, which one would be best to print, ABS/ASA/PETG?

For outdoor prints where longevity and durability against UV exposure and weather conditions are critical, ASA is generally the best choice due to its excellent UV resistance and overall durability.PETG is also a very strong option and is easier to print compared to both ABS and ASA, making it a popular choice for various outdoor applications where slight flexibility is acceptable. That said, if high UV stability is required for long-term exposure, ASA is preferred.ABS can be used for outdoor prints, but its notable disadvantages regarding UV resistance make it less suitable for prolonged outdoor use compared to ASA and PETG.

How does Overture ABS perform in terms of heat resistance?

Overture ABS demonstrates excellent heat resistance, featuring a Vicat Softening Temperature of 103.4°C, as measured according to ISO 306 and GB/T 1633 standards. This makes it suitable for applications where exposure to elevated temperatures is a concern.

For reference, the Vicat Softening Temperatures of other engineering filaments are as follows:

PETG 85.1°C
ASA 106.2°C
PC Professional 110.3°C
Easy Nylon 181.2°C

Does ABS have an odor when printed?

Yes, ABS may emit fumes during the 3D printing process that some people might find slightly unpleasant. To create a pleasant printing environment, it’s a good idea to print in a well-ventilated space, such as by opening a window or door, while keeping the printer's door closed.

Does ABS need to be dried before print?

Yes, ABS is sensitive to moisture,so we recommend drying ABS under 75°C(167°F) for 7 hours. Avoid extended drying times, as this can lead to the filament becoming brittle and unsuitable for printing. For storage, keep it in a sealed container with desiccants to maintain low humidity levels

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Does ABS need to be dried before print?

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