ABS M30 Stratasys

Process compatibility

Industrial FDM

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David Nguyen, Mechanical Engineering Lead

ABS M30 filament has a smoother finish, better feature detail, greater tensile, impact and flexural strength than standard ABS. It is ideal for concept models and moderate requirement parts.

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