ASA Basic

Prints beautifully, and it's one of the best prices you'll find for filament.

The print quality is excellent—very clean, with no issues at all.

Requires an enclosed printer housing for printing. It is extremely strong and durable, capable of withstanding very harsh environments. It is versatile and exceptionally rugged.

I had absolutely no issues printing with this filament. Adhesion (both to the build plate and between layers) was excellent, there was no warping, and the filament flowed smoothly and evenly.

I've used plenty of ABS and PLA before, but this was my first time using ASA, and I'm very pleased with the results. It arrived well-sealed, and the feeding was smooth.

This material prints well and looks fantastic.

This has become one of my go-to ASA filaments for functional prints. I’ve completely moved away from PLA and PETG now. Swapping filaments between projects is a hassle, and non-engineering filaments often become brittle or inconsistent after sitting in storage for a few months. ASA, on the other hand, is durable; models I printed months ago still look and perform just as well as the day they were made.

This ABS filament is of excellent quality. The gray finish is clean, it feeds smoothly from the spool, and the printed parts are strong and uniform. It maintains consistent dimensions and has performed reliably across multiple projects. It is a great choice for users needing tough, heat-resistant filament, delivering exactly the performance you’d expect from high-quality ABS.

I had never heard of this brand before and didn't know what to expect. This ABS filament performs just as well as similar products I've used from brands like Sunlu, Polymaker, or Overture.

High-quality filament perfect for outdoor projects

Fresh quality, prints are solid; very satisfied, though I wish they offered more colors.

Really like this filament; the print quality is great, and I haven't had any issues!

It prints beautifully, runs very smoothly, and the finished results look great.

This stuff prints great. Just remember to lower your print speed.

I am very satisfied with the performance, price, and ease of use of this filament; if it maintains its current relatively low price, I will likely buy it again.

High-quality ASA filament; excellent print quality.

Excellent quality ASA; it maintains great performance even with continuous 24-hour outdoor use.

This ASA filament prints beautifully! I was pleasantly surprised by the high quality of the finished print. I hope the filament maintains this high standard.

I’ve gone through 8 rolls of this filament and ordered another 3. I’ve had a 100% success rate with all my prints. I use a Bambu H2D printer with an active heating chamber and a 0.6mm high-flow nozzle. I set the printer to use Bambu ASA settings. I mostly use the stock build plate, cleaning it with isopropyl alcohol (IPA) every few prints. The people I make things for really love this color (brown); it’s perfect for outdoor gear as it blends in with the ground. Plus, it offers great value for money. This is my go-to brand for ASA filament—it has never let me down.

JGMAKER ASA offers excellent print quality, reliable performance, and great value for money. I will definitely purchase it again for future projects and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-print ASA filament that delivers exactly what it promises.

One of the biggest concerns people have with ASA filament is warping, but I’m happy to say I didn't experience that at all. Even when printing larger models, bed adhesion was excellent, and the corners stayed perfectly flat.

I bought this ASA filament specifically to make functional parts for outdoor use. It prints beautifully; the finished product is sturdy and durable with a clean, attractive look. ASA is far superior to standard PLA for projects exposed to sunlight and temperature fluctuations, and this filament met my needs perfectly.

I recently tried out the JGMAKER ASA filament, and I am extremely satisfied with the results. From the moment I loaded it into the printer, the entire process was smooth and trouble-free. The filament fed consistently without tangling or snapping, and it maintained steady, reliable extrusion across multiple print jobs.

Good stuff, second roll

JGMAKER is my go-to ASA filament.

I’ve just started successfully printing with ASA, so I bought several rolls in different colors to get ready for some actual production work. So far, I’ve been learning how to get it to lay flat on the build plate and ensure good layer adhesion.

I had heard that ASA was much harder to print than PLA, so I was a little worried about trying it. But honestly, it wasn't nearly as difficult as I expected. Once the printing environment and settings were dialed in, it printed very smoothly.

I needed to print a part that would be exposed to higher temperatures, so PLA and PETG weren't ideal choices. JGMaker ASA was a great fit for the job. The finished part is very strong and feels much better suited for this type of application than the standard plastics I've used before.

The filament fed very consistently throughout the print. I ran several prints for hours without any clogging, breaking, or noticeable extrusion problems. The filament diameter seems very consistent, and the print results have been reliable.

The print quality is excellent. The layers look consistent and the details come out very clean. Once I dialed in the temperature, the whole print was very stable. I especially like the matte finish - it gives the parts a much more professional look than regular PLA.

Warping is usually my biggest concern with ASA, so I was a little nervous at first. With an enclosed printer and the right bed temperature, the JGMaker ASA performed really well. Even on larger parts, the corners stayed in place nicely.

I bought this ASA specifically for outdoor projects. I printed a garden tool holder and several mounting brackets, and they have been performing great so far. Compared with PLA, I feel much more comfortable leaving these parts exposed to sunlight and changing weather.

I mainly use ASA for functional parts rather than decorative models. This filament feels very reliable. The layer bonding is strong, and the finished parts have a solid structural feel. So far, I haven't had any clogging or filament breakage issues.