ASA 3D Filament

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2025/09/17

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ASA 3D filament from Siraya is engineered for makers who need parts that last outdoors and in demanding conditions. Reinforced with 10% glass fiber, this ASA-GF blend offers high strength, UV resistance, and improved dimensional stability. At Siraya, we bring you ASA filaments that are tough, weather-ready, and built for functional printing. Print Parts That Stay Tough in the Sun and Weather ASA filament is UV and weather resistant, making it perfect for long-term outdoor use. It won’t fade or crack under sunlight or rain. Uv Resistance That Keeps Color and Strength ASA-GF holds up where ABS fails. It maintains color, strength, and surface quality outdoors. Resists yellowing and fading in sunlight Keeps parts strong in outdoor environments Ideal for enclosures, tools, and prototypes Get Stronger, Stiffer Prints With Glass Fiber Reinforcement Siraya ASA-GF is reinforced with 10% chopped glass fiber for extra rigidity and stability. This makes it more reliable for functional parts. Mechanical Strength You Can Feel The glass fiber blend reduces warping and increases stiffness, keeping parts dimensionally accurate. High stiffness for mechanical applications Better impact resistance than standard ASA Prints stay stable during long jobs Print With Stability and Smooth Performance ASA-GF is designed to reduce warping and improve print consistency. With proper settings, you get smooth, reliable results. Easy Printing for Pros and Hobbyists The formulation improves bed adhesion and extrusion flow, making it easier to handle than traditional ABS. Stable extrusion across print jobs Reduced shrinkage and warping Cleaner details and smoother finishes Build Parts That Handle Heat and Stress ASA filament is heat-resistant and keeps its form under stress, making it suitable for industrial and automotive parts. Thermal Stability for Demanding Projects From casings to mechanical parts, ASA-GF performs where PLA or PETG would fail. Handles high temperatures without deforming Durable f