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We track 4 ERYONE ASA-CF listings, with prices checked every 4 hours and normalized to a true cost per kilogram. Below are the lowest-priced 1kg and bulk ASA-CF spools right now, and every listing sorted by price per kg.
The single cheapest 1kg spool and the cheapest bulk spool (2kg+) by price per kg right now. See all 4 listings ↓
ASA-CF is a base plastic filled with chopped carbon fiber. The fibers make parts stiffer and more dimensionally stable than the unfilled material, but they are abrasive: every carbon fiber filament needs a hardened steel or other wear resistant nozzle. Read the carbon fiber filament guide →
About the base material: ASA (acrylonitrile styrene acrylate) is an ABS relative built for the outdoors. Its standout property is UV stability: it resists yellowing and cracking in sun and weather, making it the go-to for outdoor fixtures, signage, and exterior automotive parts. Like ABS it prints best in an enclosure with good ventilation.
Best for UV-stable outdoor parts that need to survive sun and weather without yellowing.
Based on Bambu Lab and Prusa guidance. See the nozzle types guide for brass vs hardened steel.
We compare ASA-CF filament from 13 brands. Read the ABS & ASA filament guide → Filament Cost Calculator →
Eryone produces both 3D printers and a filament range, including specialty PLA finishes such as silk and matte alongside the standard materials.
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