Yellow is the loudest colour in the range and the easiest to spot in a dim workshop or a deep drawer. It works for hazard marking, for sorting a set of printed parts by size or revision, and for anything mounted low down where a foot might find it first. The pigment is bright rather than mustard, and it is carried in the same locally manufactured engineering ABS as the rest of the line, so a yellow component is a working component: it takes impact, tolerates heat and holds a thread. It also gives good contrast alongside black or dark grey.
Specifications
| Material | ABS |
|---|---|
| Colour | Yellow |
| Diameter | 1.75mm |
| Spool weight | 1kg |
| Nozzle temperature | 240-260 °C |
| Bed temperature | 90-100 °C |
| Print speed | Up to 120 mm/s |
| Brand | SA Filament |
Temperatures and speeds are recommended starting points for this material. Fine-tune them to your printer and your part.
Before you print
Print in an enclosure. ABS warps and splits in a draught, and it needs ventilation.
Good for
- Hazard marking and floor-level parts
- Sorting sets by colour
- Visibility in a dim workshop
- Contrast pieces on two-colour prints
