Why pick ABS over PLA for tooling?
ABS tolerates higher temperatures and impact and can be sanded, drilled or vapor-smoothed - the practical choice for fixtures that get handled and cleaned.
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Purple Black ABS Filament 1.75mm 1kg Batch Consistent High Impact Resistance ±0.03mm Laser-Measured Tolerance Spool Wound
Brand: Yiqiu3D · Model: 202609300000933 · ABS brings heat and impact resistance plus real post-processing: sand it, drill it, vapor-smooth it.
- Batch-consistent black shade keeps replacement tooling parts visually identical across orders.
- Laser gauging holds the 0.03mm diameter tolerance steady on long structural prints.
- Needs a heated bed and a ventilated or enclosed space - an engineering filament with engineering requirements
Diameter 1.75mm
Material ABS
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Is it right for my project?
Best for: Jigs and fixtures; housings and brackets; drone-grade parts; post-processed prototypes; workshop replacements Not ideal for: Food-contact items; unheated open beginner printers; flexible parts; low-odor indoor requirements without ventilation
Print settings
Nozzle 220°C · Bed 80-100°C
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Product highlights
3 reasonsBatch-consistent black shade keeps replacement tooling parts visually identical across orders.
Laser gauging holds the 0.03mm diameter tolerance steady on long structural prints.
Needs a heated bed and a ventilated or enclosed space - an engineering filament with engineering requirements, stated plainly.
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Specifications
| Diameter | 1.75mm |
|---|---|
| Material | ABS |
Print Profile
Black ABS Filament 1.75mm 1kg Batch Consistent High Impact Resistance ±0.03mm Laser-Measured Tolerance Spool Wound prints best at 220°C nozzle, 80-100°C bed.
| Nozzle Temp | 220°C |
|---|---|
| Bed Temp | 80-100°C |
Spool Specification
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| Gross Weight | 1.3 kg |
|---|---|
| Spool Size (L×W×H) | 21 × 21 × 7 cm |
| Pack Format | Piece |
Attributes
| Country / Region | china |
|---|---|
| HS Code | 39169050 |
| Item No. | black-abs-filament-batch-consistent-high-impact-resistance |
| Material | ABS |
| Application | 3D Printing |
| Cross-Section Shape | Round |
| Product Name | ABS Printing Filament |
| Grade | ABS |
| Appearance | Various Colors |
Before You Ask
Frequently Asked Questions
Why pick ABS over PLA for tooling?
ABS tolerates higher temperatures and impact and can be sanded, drilled or vapor-smoothed - the practical choice for fixtures that get handled and cleaned.
What does my printer need?
A compatible mainstream 1.75mm FDM printer with a heated bed, ideally in a ventilated room or enclosure - ABS gives off fumes while printing.
What temperature range should I run?
A 240-260°C nozzle range with a heated bed is the standard ABS window; an enclosure helps adhesion and reduces warping on larger parts.
How many parts per 1kg spool?
Divide 1000 g by your slicer's part weight. Tooling parts with solid infill consume quickly - plan from the sliced file, not habit.
Will the black match across orders?
Shade is checked against a kept batch reference, so repeat wholesale orders of black stay visually consistent.
Do you offer distributor terms?
Yes - private label and bulk discounts at wholesale volumes. RoHS/REACH/MSDS documents are issued by our supplier or a third party, available on request.
What is ABS right for?
Jigs, fixtures, housings, drone-grade brackets and parts needing post-machining - not for beginners on unheated open printers, and never for food contact.
How is it stored?
Vacuum sealed with desiccant. ABS takes on moisture more slowly than PETG but still benefits from dry storage to keep surfaces clean.
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