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ASA Filament – UV- and Weather-Resistant, 1.75mm, 1kg
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Build durable parts for outdoor environments with Filazoo ASA Filament. ASA combines functional strength and temperature resistance with improved resistance to sunlight, weathering, and color fading compared with standard ABS.
It is an excellent choice for outdoor housings, garden equipment, vehicle accessories, signs, fixtures, brackets, and functional prototypes. A heated enclosure is strongly recommended for stable dimensions and reliable layer bonding.
Key Features
- Strong UV and weather resistance
- Better outdoor color stability than ABS
- Good toughness and temperature resistance
- Matte, professional surface finish
- Suitable for functional outdoor components
- Can be sanded, painted, glued, and machined
- Low moisture absorption compared with nylon
Available Colors
Black, White, Yellow, Green, Red, Skin, Brown, Light Purple, Purple, Blue.
Recommended Applications
Outdoor enclosures, garden fixtures, vehicle accessories, weather-exposed brackets, signs, equipment covers, electrical housings, functional prototypes, drone parts, and architectural models.
Starting Print Profile
255 °C nozzle, 100 °C bed, 50 mm/s, 0.20 mm layer height, and cooling disabled.
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FAQ
What is the difference between ASA and ABS?
Both are functional engineering materials with similar printing behavior, but ASA holds up far better against sunlight, weathering, and outdoor color fading. That UV stability is the whole reason to pay for it. PC vs. ABS vs. ASA vs. PETG puts real numbers to the comparison.
Does ASA require an enclosure?
Yes, strongly recommended — it reduces warping and improves interlayer bonding. ASA shrinks significantly as it cools, which is exactly the situation warping 101 describes.
Is ASA waterproof?
The raw material resists moisture, but a printed object isn't automatically watertight. Wall thickness, layer bonding, geometry, and sealing decide that. Strong layer bonding is the key variable — see why parts split along layer lines for how to get it right.
Can ASA be painted?
Yes. Sand and apply a compatible primer for good paint adhesion and surface quality. ASA's UV stability makes it a strong base for painted outdoor and garden prints and for cosplay armor and props.
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* The color and texture of the filament are subject to the physical product. Images are for reference only.