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Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic

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ABS filament of glow in the dark green color that presents a great resistance, tenacity and durability.

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Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic is a manufactured filament in Europe for 3D printers. Spools 1kg (2,3 lb) Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic support multiple types of 3D printers. Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic (1,75mm or 3mm) is a plastic whose main mechanical features are its strength, toughness and opacity.

ABS plastic is used in some everyday objects, such as most plastic boxes, toys or carcasses of many electronic devices. Another important characteristic of Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic (1,75mm or 3mm) is that it has the capacity to absorb water. So if you want to make any container that will hold water, maybe not the most suitable material.

Optimum temperature for extruder Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic (1,75mm or 3mm) is around 230ºC, slightly higher than the PLA. In the tab usage tips, you will find more interesting information for best results using this Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic filament on your 3D printer. ABS is a polymer composed of three blocks, acrylonitrile, butadiene and styrene by what is called terpolymer. Each of the three blocks provides different characteristics. The acrylonitrile rigidity strength etch, hardness and stability to high temperatures. The butadiene temperature toughness when it is particularly low and impact resistance; and styrene, strength, stiffness, gloss, hardness.If you are interested in learning more about this material you can read more in the following link.

Glow in the dark Green ABS Basic can be machined, polishing, sanding, drilling, painting and pasting with extreme ease, keeping a really good finish. Furthermore, it is extremely durable and has a little flexibility. If you wish to obtain special surface finishes using the coating specifically designed for 3D printing you'll find in the accessory category called XTC-3D.It is advised for proper 3D printing coated bed printer with Kapton Tape, BuildTak, DimaFix, Magigoo or 3DLac you can find in the store fixtures.

Impact strength (KJ/m2)	44.2
Elongation at break (%)	40
Tensile strength (MPa)	42
Flexural strength (MPa)	68
Flexural modulus (MPa)	2255
Surface hardness	9
Softening temperature (ºC)	105
Machinable	Machinable
Chemical resistance	Chemical resistance
Hide color variations	(Hide color variations)

3D printing with ABS filament is a bit more complex than the PLA filament. For ABS Basic filament is necessary that the print base is hot, between 90 and 120 °C. In addition, the extruder temperature should be between 215 and 230 ºC depending on the color used. It should also be remembered that the ABS plastic suffer the phenomenon called "warping" which causes the first layer of the pieces off the base of the 3D printer.

So if you are printing large pieces it is advisable to use BuildTak, Kapton Tape, DimaFix, Magigoo or 3DLac so that the pieces do not tend to detach from the base. It is also advisable to set the "raft" which is to create a first thick layer, and supports that will not suffer that contraction and on which is printed the piece. The disadvantage of using the "raft" is that this first layer will have a less smooth. It is advisable to lower the density of "infill" parameter for the part to store less heat. As for the "brim" (the membrane that is created around the part) parameter is recommended never fit in greater thicknesses of 5mm to help the first layer does not come off.

If you need to print very thin and tall pieces, you'll notice that the plastic ABS does not give you enough time to harden each layer printing and therefore the piece is as if it had melted. To solve this problem we give a very simple advice, printed at the same time at least 2 pieces, and place them in separate base. This way while the extruder is moved from one piece to another in each print layer, the plastic will have time to harden obtaining a much better result.

As for the room temperature where printed is recommended to be controlled and no drafts. Finally remember to use your 3D printer in a well ventilated room as vapors released during printing with ABS filament are not entirely healthy.

General information
Manufacturing	Europe
Material	ABS
Format	Spool of 1 kg (2.3lb)
Density	1.04 g/cm³
Diameter of filament	1.75 or 3 mm
Diameter tolerance	±0,10 mm
Filament length	±339 m (Ø 1.75 mm) ±136 m (Ø 2.85 mm)
Color	"Glow in the dark" Green
RAL/Pantone (approximate)	-
Print settings
Printing temperature	215-230ºC
Print bed temperature	90-120ºC
Chamber temperature	Not necessary
Cooling fan	Not Recommended
Mechanical properties
Izod impact strength (ASTM D256)	442 J/m
Charpy impact strength	-
Elongation at break (ASTM D638)	40 %
Tensile strength (ASTM D638)	42 MPa
Tensile Modulus (ASTM D638)	-
Flexural strength (ASTM D790)	68 MPa
Flexural modulus (ASTM D790)	2255 MPa
Surface hardness (ASTM D785)	Rockwell 110
Thermal properties
Softening temperature (ASTM E2092)	105ºC
Melting temperature	200ºC
Specific properties
Transparency	75% opacity
Additional Information
HS Code	3916.9
Diameter coil (outer)	200 mm
Diameter coil (inner hole)	55 mm
Coil Width	60 mm

* The typical values detailed in this table should be considered as a reference. Actual values may vary depending on the 3D printer model used, part design and printing conditions. We recommend confirming the results and final properties with own tests. For more information you should consult the technical data sheet of the product.