FUSION3 F410THE 3D PRINTER OPTIMIZED FOR ABS
ABS (acrylonitrile-butadlene-styrene is fantastic thermoplastic for 3D printing and demonstrates very good engineering-grade characteristics. You’ll find ABS to be strong, providing impact, heat and abrasion resistance. ABS is somewhat chemical resistant. Its surface is hard, the material pretty rigid and provides good tensile strength and dimensional stability. ABS in filament form, compared to other thermoplastics, is quite inexpensive and can be purchased from high quality suppliers from $20.00 to $30.00 USD per Kilogram.
ABS is one of many 3D printing materials that fall in the category of high-temperature materials (requiring printing at temperatures hotter than room temperature) which pose special challenges for consumer/low-cost 3D printers. As a result, from a consumer or hobbyist perspective, certain materials like ABS have an undeserved reputation as not well suited for 3D printing.
We’ve engineered the Fusion3 F410 to ensure it is ideally suited to 3d print large parts out of ABS and produce great results.
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Fusion3 F410 Sample Print:
Car Door Assembly Fixture using ABS
There are hundreds of ABS filaments on the market, many from overseas/low-cost markets.
However, it is worth spending a few dollars more per kilogram for filament produced from a high-quality supplier who focuses on precision and consistency of extrusion.
Over 27 Different Generic ABS and ABS formulations (Carbon Fiber, Kevlar, Fiberglass, etc..) Certified For Use With Fusion3 3D Printers
We have tested and certified a wide variety of ABS filaments from leading manufacturers for use in our 3D printers.
ABS Requires a High Power Bed Heater To Reduce/Eliminate Warping
Thanks to the Fusion3 F410’s high-power heated bed, enclosed build volume, and high power print head, the F410 Optimized ABS 3D Printer has no issues getting ABS hot enough to achieve high strength layer bonding.
Print Bed with Multiple Zones
Our bed heater is broken into multiple discrete zones with different power densities (patent pending). This keeps the entire print surface at the same temperature, further controlling warp and undesirable cooling of the 3D printed ABS part.
Fully Enclosed, Passively Heated Build Chamber
The F410’s enclosure does two important things: 1) The F410 passively retains heat given off by the heated print bed and the print head, raising the ambient temperature of the build chamber and further reducing thermal stress; 2) Eliminates the influence of air drafts on your ABS printed part.
High Flow, High Temp Print Head
Successful ABS prints require your 3D printer to get your print head hot enough to melt ABS quickly and keep up with how fast you want to print. Thanks to its high power print head and 300*C temperature limit, the F410 quickly heats up and maintains consistent high heat, ensuring rapid extrusion and strong bonds between the layers.