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Plexiwire
Premium ABS+ filament — stronger, smoother, more reliable
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White abs+ filament 1.75 is often chosen when you want a clean, neutral look for printed parts. It works well for prototypes, enclosures, and parts that may be painted later.
This spool contains 250 g of filament, which is about 100 meters. The diameter is 1.75 mm, so it fits most FDM printers without any special adjustments.
ABS+ is commonly used for brackets, mounts, covers, and other functional parts that need stable and predictable results.
Abs+ filament white gives printed parts a simple and tidy appearance. Many makers use white abs+ filament when they want to clearly see surface details or plan to paint parts later.
A consistent abs+ filament 1.75 feeds smoothly and helps maintain steady extrusion. When material flow stays even, printed parts tend to keep their intended geometry.
Because of that, white abs+ filament 1.75 is often used for prototypes, workshop tools, and replacement parts.
A 250 g spool is convenient for short prints, testing, and experimenting with settings.
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Application
Like standard ABS, ABS+ filament can be used for the production of any cases and casings, both household appliances and medical or auto parts. Pipes and fittings, musical instruments, sports equipment, garden equipment, children's toys are also produced from it. In general, it is better to use ABS+ for solving engineering problems where the material must withstand dynamic loads.
Recommendations for use
Due to its properties, ABS+ can be used at higher print speeds than regular ABS. It also allows you to print models with larger size and volume. In this case, open printers can be used, because the material has excellent adhesion. You can also refuse to use the substrate. In addition, we recommend increasing the retraction (filament rollback) - this will help to obtain better print results. Compared to ABS, the material also has a higher melting point. However, in post-processing, both filaments are completely similar.
