Product Description +
Polymaker ASA 1kg 1.75 mm
ASA filament for weather-resistant and UV-stable FDM/FFF 3D printed parts
Product description
Polymaker ASA is an engineering ASA filament for FDM/FFF 3D printers. It is suitable for functional components, housings, brackets, prototypes and applications where weather resistance and UV stability are required.
ASA is often used as an alternative to ABS when components are to be used outdoors or under changing environmental conditions. For reliable results, ASA benefits from an enclosed or as stable as possible build chamber.
The filament should be stored dry and protected from moisture. If the material has absorbed moisture, it is recommended to dry it before printing in a suitable filament dryer or drying device.
Technical data
| Brand: | Polymaker |
| Product line: | Polymaker ASA |
| Material: | ASA |
| Diameter: | 1.75 mm |
| Weight: | depending on variant |
| Print temperature: | 240 °C - 260 °C |
| Bed temperature: | 75 °C - 95 °C |
| Print speed: | 30 mm/s - 50 mm/s |
| Fan: | OFF |
| Drying settings: | 70 °C for 6h, only if moisture has been absorbed |
| further properties: |
Note
Depending on screen display, lighting and batch, the color reproduction may vary slightly. Print values are guidelines and can be adjusted depending on the printer, nozzle, component and material condition.
Shipping & Returns +
Shipping: Available shipping options and rates are shown during checkout.
Returns: The return and cancellation terms provided in this store apply.
If you have questions about shipping, delivery times or returns, we are happy to help.
Why this product? +
This product was selected for our store because it combines quality, everyday usability and reliable 3D printing results.
Especially with filaments, we focus on trusted brands, consistent quality and products that perform well in practical use.
Frequently Asked Questions about ASA Filament
What is ASA filament best used for?
ASA is often used for outdoor parts, technical components, housings and prints that require good UV resistance, weather resistance and heat resistance.
Is ASA suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. ASA is a strong choice for outdoor applications because it offers better UV and weather resistance than many standard filaments.
Does ASA need an enclosed printer?
An enclosed build chamber is strongly recommended. ASA can warp if the print cools too quickly or if the ambient temperature is not stable.
Is ASA better than ABS?
ASA and ABS are both technical materials, but ASA offers better UV and weather resistance. For outdoor parts, ASA is often the better choice.
Is ASA beginner-friendly?
ASA is more demanding than PLA or PETG. It usually requires higher printing temperatures, good bed adhesion and a controlled printing environment.
How should ASA filament be stored?
ASA should be stored dry and protected from moisture. Dry filament improves surface quality, layer adhesion and dimensional consistency.