Our ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is a commonly used 3D printer material. Best used for making durable parts that need to withstand higher temperatures. In comparison to PLA filament, ABS plastic is less "brittle" and more "ductile." It can also be post-processed with acetone to provide a glossy finish. When 3D printing with ABS filament, a heated printing surface is recommended, as ABS plastic will contract when cooled leading to warped parts. Specifications: Filament Material: ABS Specific Gravity: 1.05 gr/cm3 Size: 1.75 mm -/+ 0.05 mm Net Weight: 0.5Kg -/+5% due to packaging variables. 1.0Kg -/+5% due to packaging variables. Printing Information: Extruder: 220 – 260 °C Bed: 80 – 100 °C Working Temperature: Withstands up to 80 °C Features: Higher melting temperature for better mechanical strength at higher temperature. Free from harmful or hazardous materials. Lowe shrinkage rate. High rigidity combined with good flex. Produces objects with higher toughness. Proper for objects with good toughness, higher working and with minimum warping during printing. Shall be printed on heat bed. Parts can withstand temperatures of up to 80 °C without loosing strength. Parts can be vapor smoothed for greater strength and better surface finish Easy to glue with acetone.