LDO ASA-CF Filament (AMS friendly) - 1kg Black

ASA Carbon Fiber is a high-performance engineering plastic that combines the benefits of ASA's weather resistance and mechanical strength with the added durability of carbon fiber reinforcement. ASA is already known for its excellent resistance to UV radiation, making it suitable for outdoor applications where materials are exposed to direct sunlight. The carbon fiber reinforcement further enhances its structural strength, stiffness, and dimensional stability.

Key points about ASA Carbon Fiber:

• UV Resistance: ASA’s anti-UV properties protect it from fading, yellowing, and degradation caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight, making it an ideal choice for outdoor products.
• Mechanical Strength: The carbon fiber reinforcement significantly increases the material’s mechanical properties, such as tensile strength and rigidity.
• Weather Resistance: ASA resists damage from high temperatures, oxidation, and atmospheric conditions, extending its lifespan in outdoor environments.
• Anti-Aging Properties: Testing shows that ASA's anti-aging performance is over 10 times better than ABS, making it far more durable in challenging environmental conditions.

This combination of features makes ASA Carbon Fiber ideal for outdoor use in industries such as automotive, construction, and any application where UV exposure and mechanical demands are critical.

Specs 

• Property Unit Test Standard Typical Value
  
• Density g/m³ ISO 1183 1.10
  
• Melt Flow Index（220℃,10Kg） g/10min ISO 1133 18
  
• Melting Point ºC DSC 215
  
• Tensile Strength at Yield MPa ISO527-2/50 60
  
• Tensile Elongation at Break % ISO527-2/50 15%
  
• Bending Strength MPa ISO178 78
  
• Flexural Modulus MPa ISO178 2580
  
• Notched Izod Impact KJ/m2
  
• ISO180-A 13
  
• Shrinkage Rate % ISO294-4 0.2~0.4
  
• Carbon Fiber Content Rate % / 15%
  

Filament Specs:

• Diameter 1.75±0.03mm
  
• Suggested Printing Temperature 260ºC
  
• Suggested Heatbed Temperature 80-110ºC
  
• Suggested Printing Speed 30-100mm/s
  
• Printing Condition Warmed/Closed chamber is necessary