Synced from Product Parameters V2: Basic & Appearance
| | ASA-Aero LT effect of printing temperature on foaming |
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| Recommended printing conditions | Nozzle Temperature240-280°CRecommended Nozzle Diameter≥0.4 mmRecommended build surface treatmentGlass、PEI Film or PC FilmBuild plate temperature80-110°CChamber TempSealing or 40-70°CCooling fan speed0-50%Print speed30-90 mm/sRetraction distanceoffRetraction speedoffRecommended Support MaterialN/ADrying setting60℃ for 4-5hAnnealingN/A |
Printing Tips：1.Since ASA-Aero adops the ‘on-demand foaming’ technology, the filament will continue to expand in the nozzle after being heated during the printing process. Therefore, it will cause unavoidable stringing during the nozzle movement. Even adjusting the retraction setting in the slicing software cannot solve this problem. Based on the above, it is recommended to turn off the retraction setting.2.Because ASA materials have a high glass transition temperature, a certain ambient temperature（40-70°C） is required during printing to release the internal stress of the printed parts and reduce warping. When printing thin-walled models without any form of insulation, it is recommended to use nozzles with a diameter of 0.6mm or more to ensure the strength of printed parts and reduce shrinkage.3.When printing with ASA-Aero filaments, please place the enclosed printer in a ventilated environment.
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Nozzle, build plate and pre-print preparation recommendations.
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General safety (FusRock)
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| Short breaks | Store in a sealed dry box or apply a simple vacuum pack; avoid direct sunlight. |
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| Long-term storage | Return filament to the factory foil bag, squeeze out air (add a fresh desiccant pack if available), then place inside a household vacuum bag and pull vacuum. Keep in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. |
PTC compact dryer box: 60–70 °C for 4–6 hours.
Small lab oven (forced-air): temperature uniformity is often limited; spools can warp. Reduce temperature/time (example: 40–45 °C for ~4 hours) and cross-check the material-specific drying notes in the datasheet.
Important: if print quality does not improve, test with an empty spool before raising temperature—non-uniform heat can deform plastic flanges.
Large forced-air oven: 60–70 °C for 4–6 hours.
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What moisture does to prints
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| Cleaner surface, stable color, mechanical properties on spec | Pitting, stringing, whitening, weaker properties (material dependent) |
(Optional: 1 / 2 / 3 day exposure at ~80% RH — same test part.)
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