Proudly manufactured in Canada, our ASA filament brings durable, outdoor-ready performance to your 3D prints. Designed for parts that face sun, weather, and continuous use, this material combines engineering-grade strength with the reliability of locally-produced quality. Ideal for outdoor signage, automotive parts, functional housings or any application where resistance to UV, heat and impact matters.

✅ Why choose our ASA filament?

• Made in Canada — Local manufacturing means tighter control, quicker availability and supporting Canadian industry.
• UV & weather resistant — Built for outdoor conditions: sun, moisture, fading and temperature extremes.
• High mechanical strength — Perfect for functional end-use parts, housings, mounts or fixtures under load.
• Easy to integrate — While delivering advanced performance, this filament is designed for use on standard FDM/FFF machines (within proper parameters) with support for everyday workflow.

🎯 Ideal for:

• Outdoor applications such as signage, displays, garden equipment, patio fixtures.
• Automotive or marine parts requiring UV and weather durability.
• Functional parts, housings and enclosures exposed to the elements, heat or mechanical stress.
• Makers and print service providers wanting a high-performance material while keeping production local and reliable.

🛠️ Recommended print settings

• Nozzle temperature: ~ 235-260 °C
• Bed temperature: ~ 90-110 °C (or as advised per machine)
• Enclosure recommended: Yes (to stabilise ambient temperature and reduce warping)
• Cooling fan: Low to moderate (to optimise layer bonding and reduce risk of delamination)
• Drying: Ensure filament is dry prior to use—store in a drybag or filament dryer when unused.

📋 Filament specifications

• Diameter: 1.75 mm (± 0.05 mm tolerance)
• Spool weight: 1 kg
• Material: ASA (Acrylonitrile Styrene Acrylate) — unfilled, engineering grade
• Heat & UV resistant – designed for outdoor durability
• Manufactured in Canada under strict quality control
• Vacuum-sealed with desiccant to guard against moisture before use

💡 Tips for best performance

• Use a well-leveled build surface and consider a brim or skirt for first-layer stability.
• If you notice warping or corner lifting, increase bed temperature slightly or add enclosure for ambient stability.
• Keep filament dry. Moisture uptake can lead to poor surface finish, bubbling or delamination.
• After printing, allow part to cool slowly in enclosure or under cover to minimise residual stresses.

🧾 Summary

For parts that need to withstand sun, weather and mechanical stress, our Canadian-made ASA filament is a premium choice. Locally manufactured, engineered for durability and built to deliver consistent results — it’s the high-performance solution you can trust.