TL;DR
High-speed ABS for functional parts. Tough, heat-resistant, weldable with acetone. Requires enclosed printer with proper ventilation. 5 colors, 1 kg spool.
Probably the best filament on the planet. When PLA gives up, too soft or too brittle or too quick to deform in heat, ABS takes over. Magic Filament™ ABS High Speed prints functional parts that survive sunlight, impact, and engineering stress.
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Engineering-grade toughness
High impact resistance. Drops, vibration, stress.
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Heat resistant to ~85 °C
Survives car interiors, outdoor sun, mild heat.
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Acetone-weldable
Smooth, glue, repair with acetone. Pro-finish.
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Tested in EU
RoHS & REACH certified. Independent lab reports.
RoHS 2011/65/EU
REACH compliant
1.75 mm
1 kg spool
Enclosure required
Tested in EU
Built for the parts PLA can't handle
ABS is the industry standard for a reason. LEGO bricks, electronics enclosures, automotive trims, power tools, they are all ABS, because ABS doesn't crack when you drop it and doesn't deform when it gets warm. Magic Filament™ ABS High Speed is tuned for the new generation of fast enclosed printers: faster melt, optimized flow, less stringing than legacy ABS formulations.
Ventilation is non-negotiable
Unlike PLA (essentially odorless), ABS releases styrene vapor during extrusion. Styrene isn't acutely toxic at home-printer concentrations, but extended exposure causes headaches, eye irritation, and respiratory discomfort. Always print ABS in an enclosed printer with active filtration (HEPA + activated carbon), in a well-ventilated room, or with a window open and the printer near it. For multi-hour prints, wear a P2/P3 mask when handling the print mid-job.
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Important: ABS requires proper ventilation
ABS releases styrene fumes during printing. Always print in a well-ventilated room or use an enclosed printer with HEPA + carbon filter. For long print sessions, consider wearing a respirator mask. Do not print ABS in living spaces without active air exchange.
Technical data
| Material |
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene), high-speed formulation |
| Net weight |
1 kg |
| Spool diameter |
200 mm |
| Recommended nozzle temp |
240–260 °C |
| Recommended bed temp |
95–110 °C |
| Heat deflection temp |
~85 °C |
| Density |
1.04 g/cm³ (slightly lighter than PLA) |
| State / odor |
Solid / slight plastic odor |
| Post-processing |
Acetone smoothing, glue, sand, paint |
Print settings
| Nozzle temperature |
240–260 °C |
| Bed temperature |
95–110 °C (heated bed required) |
| Chamber temperature |
40–60 °C if available |
| Print speed |
60–250 mm/s |
| Cooling fan |
0–30% (cooling causes warping) |
| Retraction |
0.5–1 mm (direct drive), 3–5 mm (bowden) |
| Bed adhesion |
ABS slurry, glue stick, or a dedicated ABS bed adhesive |
| Enclosure |
strongly recommended, prevents warping and traps fumes |
| Drying (if humid) |
65 °C for 4 hours |
Pro tip: ABS warps on cold edges. Slow the first layer, disable part cooling, keep the enclosure closed. The hardest part of ABS is the first 5 layers. Get those right and the rest prints itself.
Pack contents
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1 kg net weight of high-speed ABS filament
- Standard 200 mm spool (fits all common printers)
- Color of your choice (see variants above)
- Vacuum-sealed with desiccant for moisture protection
- Recyclable cardboard packaging
Who it is for
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Engineers and prototypers: functional parts that need to hold up under stress, vibration, or impact
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RC, drone, and automotive hobbyists: parts that live in heat: dashboards, motor mounts, sun-exposed components
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Power tool and electronics makers: enclosures, housings, brackets that need real durability
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LEGO-compatible designers: ABS is what real LEGO is made of; perfect for compatible custom builds
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Anyone with an enclosed printer who wants to step up from PLA into engineering-grade work
Ventilation checklist
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Always print in a well-ventilated room. Open a window, use a fume extraction fan, or route printer output to a window via a duct.
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Enclosed printer with HEPA + activated carbon filter is strongly recommended. This combination captures both particulates and styrene vapor.
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Do not print ABS in living spaces, bedrooms, or rooms with infants or pregnant individuals without active filtration.
- For long prints (over 4 hours), wear a P2 or P3 respirator mask when checking on or handling the print.
- Allow the print to cool fully before removing, because handling warm ABS releases more fumes.
- If you experience headaches, dizziness, or throat irritation while printing: stop, leave the room, ventilate, return when air is clear.
Load it and print.
Dispatched within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł. VAT invoice on request, schools and institutions included. Not sure which material fits your project? Write to contact@edustick.eu.
