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Material type

Plastic

Material name

Prototyping ASA

Process compatibility

FDM

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Mechanical properties

Ultimate tensile strength

40 - 45 MPa

Young's modulus
(modulus of elasticity)

1.7 -2.4 GPa

Elongation at break

6.7 - 35 % %

Thermal properties

Maximum service temperature

105 °C

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