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RAW3D ASA-GF 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 1kg - Natural
$39.99 AUD
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Glass-Fibre Reinforced ASA for Stable, Outdoor-Ready Prints
- High rigidity and strength for functional parts
- Excellent UV and weather resistance
- Low warping with improved dimensional stability
- Clean, professional print quality
Built for makers and professionals who need reliable outdoor performance without compromise, RAW3D ASA-GF delivers consistency you can trust.
Hex Code: #D9D7CF
Key Features
- Glass Fibre Reinforced ASA: ASA-based filament reinforced with glass fibres for increased rigidity, strength, and dimensional stability.
- Excellent Outdoor Durability: Designed with strong UV ageing resistance, making it well suited to outdoor and long-term applications.
- Reduced Warping & Odour: Offers superior dimensional stability with significantly lower odour compared to standard ASA filaments.
- Professional-Grade Results: Produces precise, stable prints suitable for large models and functional outdoor components.
- Freshly sealed for quality: vacuum-packed with desiccant to protect filament performance.
- Fast Australian shipping: dispatched quickly from our West Australian warehouse.
Practical Applications
- Outdoor brackets, panels, and enclosures
- Large functional prints requiring dimensional stability
- Engineering and structural components
- Parts exposed to sunlight and heat
Storage & Use Recommendations
To maintain optimal print quality, store ASA-GF filament in airtight packaging until ready for use and reseal after opening. Dry the filament at 80°C for at least 5 hours before printing, especially if it has been exposed to humidity.
Technical Specifications
- Material: ASA-GF
- Filament diameter: 1.75 mm
- Net weight: ~1 kg
- Nozzle temperature: 240–260°C
- Bed temperature: 100-110°C
- Heat resistance (HDT): pending manufacturer
👉 For full mechanical, thermal, and physical specifications, download the Technical Data Sheet. (Not available yet for ASA-GF, pending manufacturer)
RAW3D ASA-GF 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 1kg - Natural
$39.99 AUD
Unit price
Regular price
per
RAW3D ASA-GF 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm 1kg - Natural
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- 240-260°C
- 40-60mm/s
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- ~5 hours @ 80°C
Frequently Asked
Questions
Does ASA-GF require an enclosed printer?
While small prints may be possible without enclosure, enclosed printers are recommended to maintain stable temperatures and reduce warping, especially for larger models.
Does ASA-GF cause nozzle wear?
Yes, the glass fibre reinforcement is abrasive. A hardened steel or abrasion-resistant nozzle is recommended for consistent extrusion and long-term reliability.
Is ASA-GF suitable for outdoor use?
Yes! ASA-GF is designed with excellent UV ageing resistance, making it suitable for outdoor and sun-exposed applications.
Does ASA-GF require ventilation when printing?
ASA-GF may produce fumes during printing. An enclosed printer and good room ventilation are recommended for best results.
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Yesterday, I printed with this filament for the first time, after drying. The printed result is good - ASA with GF has never, in my experience, given the sort of smooth shiny surface of the best PLA, so I was not expecting too much in that regard. Nevertheless the result was more than acceptable, without discontinuities, layering, or stress splits. So the dimensional stability during printing was pretty good.
What is outstanding is the print bed adhesion. This filament sticks to a textured PEI plate extremely well, and so I have been able to print a couple of things that have been literally impossible with standard ASA, because the edges lift and prints go banana shaped. That alone is more than worth the cost of the filament and the printers to manage the required temperatures. Obviously it’s going to be a while before I can comment on durability out in the elements, but this has been a good start.
This is the key point - it’s the ability to resist the elements, particularly the Sun, that has me using ASA in the first place. That being the case, ASA can be pretty intractable, because of dimensional instability. So my verdict on this ASA-GF is very positive so far.
Why only 4 stars, since the performance of the filament warrants 5? Well, short supply is an issue, and it would be nice to get it for a lower price!
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