Material guide

ASA print temperature and settings

Similar to ABS in strength and heat resistance but resistant to UV, so it is the usual choice for parts that live outdoors.

Across the 27 ASA lines we track, the median recommended range is 250–260 °C at the nozzle and 90–105 °C on the bed. Ambrosia starts lowest (230 °C) and Fusion goes highest (290 °C).

What you need to print ASA

Enclosure neededA warm, draft-free chamber prevents warping and cracking.

Brass nozzle is fineNo abrasive fill.

Not very moisture-sensitiveNormal storage is fine for most users.

Any extruderWorks with direct drive and Bowden.

Good for

outdoor parts
car exterior parts
anything in direct sun

Watch out for

Warps without an enclosure
Gives off fumes while printing: ventilate the room

ASA temperatures by brand

Brand	Nozzle	Bed	Colors
3DJAKE	250–250 °C	100–100 °C	13
3DXTECH	245–245 °C	100–100 °C	12
Ambrosia	230–260 °C	100–115 °C	56
AURAPOL	255–265 °C	105–115 °C	8
AzureFilm	245–250 °C	90–100 °C	15
Bambu Lab	250–250 °C	90–90 °C	7
Devil Design	235–235 °C	100–100 °C	10
ELEGOO	265–265 °C	95–95 °C	2
Extrudr	250–250 °C	110–110 °C	15
Fiberlogy	260–260 °C	110–110 °C	14
Fillamentum	250–250 °C	95–95 °C	15
Fusion	290–290 °C	100–110 °C	19
GST3D	250–250 °C	80–80 °C	2
LDO	260–260 °C	90–110 °C	2
Numakers	240–260 °C	90–100 °C	8
Overture	240–270 °C	70–95 °C	14
Polymaker	240–260 °C	75–95 °C	21
Prusament	250–270 °C	105–115 °C	18
QIDI Tech	240–280 °C	100–110 °C	8
RatRig	260–260 °C	105–105 °C	1
Rosa3D	245–245 °C	90–90 °C	10
Sunlu	250–280 °C	80–100 °C	10
Tectonic 3D	235–260 °C	90–110 °C	5
TEQStone	260–280 °C	90–110 °C	2
Tinmorry	235–260 °C	90–110 °C	8
Winkle	235–260 °C	90–110 °C	3
Zyltech	235–260 °C	90–110 °C	6