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ABS Fusion+

ENGINEERING MATERIAL FOR COMPLICATED GEOMETRY

Ultrafuse® ABS Fusion+ characterized by increased temperature, chemical and mechanical resistance. Matt finish which significantly improves functionality and requires finishing. Good interact with water-soluble support filaments. The filament is based on an ABS grade which can be directly printed on glass without any adhesives or tape and has a higher success rate of prints due to extreme low warping.

APPLICATION: automotive parts, jigs and fixtures

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Technical specifications:

Extrusion Temperature: 240-260 °C
Printing speed: 40-80 mm/s

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