Fil X ABS offers the four big pillars to great 3D prints: thermal stability, chemical stability, impact strength and a glossy, smooth finish. ABS (Acetonitrile Butadiene Styrene) is stronger than most other filament materials with excellent heat resistance. The downside to this is that it is a little tricky for beginners to work with this filament.
More about ABS (Acetonitrile Butadiene Styrene):
Recommends a Nozzle Temperature of 230 - 250 C And a Bed temperature of >60 C ABS offers the four big pillars to great 3D prints: thermal stability, chemical stability, impact strength and a glossy, smooth finish. ABS is stronger than most other filament materials with excellent heat resistance. To better control the temperature as well as the fumes emitted during printing, we recommend ABS be printed using a printer enclosure. Finished products can be lent a professional-grade finish by subjecting them to an acetone vapour bath.
