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Material
ABS-ESD

ABS-ESD

Standard Plastics
Impact resistantFunctionalWater resistant

ABS-ESD (electrostatic discharge) as a 3D printing material is used around all electrostatically sensitive components. This includes almost all electrical, electronic and optoelectronic as well as numerous electromechanical components. The ABS-ESD filament guarantees the safe and controlled dissipation of electrostatic charges due to its dissipative (energy-absorbing) properties. Mechanical properties remain similar to those of standard ABS.

Print with ABS-ESD
Mechanical Properties
Tensile strength32–45 MPa
Tensile modulus1618–2030 MPa
Elongation4.8–20 %
Flexural strength60–76 MPa
Flexural modulus1800–2070 MPa
Density1.09 g/cm³
Thermal
Heat deflection at 66 PSI81–95 °C
Heat deflection at 264 PSI80–95 °C
Print Constraints

Maximum build volume

900 × 600 × 900 mm

Min wall thickness1 mm
Min detail size0.8 mm
Default layer height0.2 mm
Default infill20%
Min embossing0.4 mm
Min engraving0.4 mm
Accuracy± 0.3 mm
Warping riskLow
Interlocking partsSupported

Available finishes

Each finish can be combined with the available colors at checkout.

Standard

Standard

1 color

The standard (as-printed) finish on FDM parts shows the natural texture of layer-by-layer printing. The visibility of the layer lines depends on part geometry and orientation, plus light marks where support material was removed.

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