Bambu Lab ABS-GF

What it is for

ABS-GF adds glass fibers to ABS for stiffer mechanical housings and assembly parts. Bambu reports improved dimensional stability compared with its unfilled ABS. Its matte surface also makes it useful when visible layer lines would distract from a decorative part.

Printing requirements

Bambu recommends 240 to 270°C at the nozzle and a 80 to 100°C bed with adhesive. Use an enclosed printer and a hardened steel nozzle; Bambu recommends 0.6 mm. A 0.2 mm nozzle is incompatible. The product supports AMS feeding, but not AMS lite. Dry at 80°C for eight hours before printing and provide ventilation.

Choosing this material

Bambu lists Green and Yellow as discontinued. Their swatches remain historical color references and have no buying buttons.

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