FAM-ABS
ABS Filament
ABS for enclosed-printer programs producing housings, tooling, prototypes, and post-processed parts.
Product Features
- Enclosed-printer review
- Post-processing review
- Engineering part qualification
Color references
ABS SilverInclude the quantity unit, such as kg or spools, in your project description on the quote form.
Evaluate ABS for housings and tooling
- Material
- ABS
- Applications
- Housings, Tooling, Functional prototypes, Post-processed models
- Appearance
- Use the color references above to describe the finish you want.
- Part requirements
- Qualify ABS with controlled printer conditions and suitable ventilation. Check dimensions, layer bonding, finish, post-processing, and the application environment on representative parts.
- Order details
- Include your quantity, required diameter and packaging. Product specifications are confirmed for the selected grade.
Technical information for your application
Describe the enclosed printer setup, ventilation and any post-processing steps. Include the technical or safety information your team needs to review.
Compare other materials and finishes
PETG Basic
Core PETG for handled prototypes, covers, containers, fixtures, and general functional parts.
ASA
ASA for buyers evaluating outdoor housings, signage, exposed fixtures, and mobility prototypes.
ABS-GF
Glass-fiber-reinforced ABS for fixtures, housings, and technical parts requiring a stiffer material review.
ABS qualification FAQ
What should an ABS qualification part include?
Include representative walls, joints, dimensions, and surfaces from the intended housing, tool, or prototype.
Why must ventilation and enclosure controls be recorded?
The controlled print path includes the enclosure, ventilation plan, printer profile, and any post-processing steps used for approval.
What should an ABS sample review cover?
Compare dimensions, layer bonding, finish, and post-processing under the intended printer controls and ventilation plan.
What information belongs in an ABS quote?
Describe the part, printer controls, ventilation and post-processing questions, color-card reference, packaging needs, documents, and expected volume.