Smith3D ESD (ABS / PETG) Filament – 1.75mm 1KG

Key Features of Smith3D ESD PETG Filament

ESD-PETG:Advanced ESD-Safe compound using multi-wall carbon nanotube tech for ESD protection. Target resistance: 10^7 to 10^9 Ohm.
Printing Parameters:Extruder: 230-260°C
Bed: 60-90°C
No heated chamber needed

Key Specification of Smith3D ESD PETG Filament

Filament Specs: Diameter 1.75mm & 2.85mm +/- 0.05mm
Benefits:Chemical resistance superior to ABS
Low moisture absorption (3x less than ABS)
Minimal odor during printing
Low shrinkage, higher ductility

Chemical Resistance: Effective against acids, bases, salts, some oils; sensitive to specific hydrocarbons.
Applications: HDD Components, Wafer Handling, Jigs, and more.

Key Features of Smith3D ESD ABS Filament

ESD ABS:High-quality ESD-Safe compound using multi-wall carbon nanotube tech for ESD protection. Comparable to Stratasys® ABS-ESD7. Target resistance: 10^7 to 10^9 Ohm.
Printing Parameters:Extruder: 220-240°C
Bed: 100-110°C
Heated chamber recommended

Key Specification of Smith3D ESD ABS Filament

Filament Specs: Diameter 1.75mm & 2.85mm +/- 0.05mm
Benefits:Sturdy and durable
Easier to print than most industrial materials
Higher melting point than PETG

Applications: HDD Components, Wafer Handling, Jigs, and more.

Differences

Chemical Properties: ESD PETG superior in chemical resistance, moisture retention, and odor during printing.
Printing: ESD PETG requires higher extruder temps (230-260°C) and cooler bed (60-90°C). ABS benefits from heated chambers.
Applications: Both materials serve similar sectors, but individual properties make them suitable for specific tasks.

Selection between them depends on the project needs, material properties, and available printing setup.