Why ABS for tooling instead of PLA?
ABS tolerates higher temperatures and impact and accepts sanding, drilling and vapor smoothing - fixtures that get handled and cleaned last longer in ABS.
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Purple Black ABS Filament 1.75mm 1kg Strict Diameter Control
Brand: Yiqiu3D · Model: 202609300000936 · ABS stands up to heat and impact on the shop floor, then sands, drills and vapor-smooths like a proper engineering plastic.
- Diameter control is strict at 1.75mm
- Batch-consistent black so replacement fixtures match the originals already in service.
- Needs a heated bed and a ventilated or enclosed space - engineering requirements we state plainly.
Diameter 1.75mm
Material ABS
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Is it right for my project?
Best for: Jigs and fixtures; housings and brackets; post-machined parts; workshop replacements; drone-grade parts Not ideal for: Food-contact items; unheated open beginner printers; flexible parts; odor-sensitive unventilated spaces
Print settings
Nozzle 220°C · Bed 80-100°C
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Product highlights
3 reasonsDiameter control is strict at 1.75mm, keeping long tooling prints dimensionally predictable.
Batch-consistent black so replacement fixtures match the originals already in service.
Needs a heated bed and a ventilated or enclosed space - engineering requirements we state plainly.
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Specifications
| Diameter | 1.75mm |
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| Material | ABS |
Print Profile
Black ABS Filament 1.75mm 1kg Strict Diameter Control prints best at 220°C nozzle, 80-100°C bed.
| Nozzle Temp | 220°C |
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| Bed Temp | 80-100°C |
Spool Specification
Spool details for your feeding and handling setup.
| 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-strict-diameter-control-factory-direct |
| 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 ABS for tooling instead of PLA?
ABS tolerates higher temperatures and impact and accepts sanding, drilling and vapor smoothing - fixtures that get handled and cleaned last longer in ABS.
What does my printer need?
A compatible mainstream 1.75mm FDM printer with a heated bed, in a ventilated room or enclosure - ABS gives off fumes while printing.
Which temperatures should I run?
A 240-260°C nozzle range with a heated bed is the standard ABS window; an enclosure helps adhesion and limits warping on larger parts.
How many parts per spool?
Divide 1000 g by your slicer's part weight; solid tooling parts consume quickly, so plan from actual slice data.
Will black match across orders?
Shade is checked against a kept batch reference so replacement parts stay visually identical to earlier orders.
What is ABS right for?
Jigs, fixtures, housings, brackets and post-machined parts - not food-contact uses or unheated open beginner printers.
How is it stored?
Vacuum sealed with desiccant; ABS picks up moisture more slowly than PETG but dry storage still keeps surfaces clean.
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