Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Polymaker™ ABS Pro & ABS Max are here. Two next-generation engineering-grade ABS filaments built specifically for modern enclosed 3D printers.
shop.polymaker.com/products/polymaker-abs-pro
shop.polymaker.com/products/polymaker-abs-max
In this video, we explore the future of ABS for functional 3D printing, comparing traditional ABS, ASA, PC, Nylon, PC-ABS, and our brand new Polymaker™ ABS Pro and ABS Max materials through real-world thermal testing, creep testing, oven stress tests, and long-term dimensional stability analysis.
If you’re building high-performance custom printers like the Voron, RatRig, Core One, Bambu Lab X1C/X1E, K2, QIDI, H2D, or other enclosed systems, this video explains why ABS continues to dominate engineering-focused desktop 3D printing — and how modern hardware now allows us to push ABS further than ever before.
🔥 In this video:
• ABS Pro vs ABS Max explained
• HDT (Heat Deflection Temperature) comparison
• High temperature oven torture tests
• Long-term creep resistance testing
• Why ABS is ideal for Voron & RatRig builds
• ABS vs ASA vs PC vs Nylon comparisons
• Functional 3D printing applications
• Engineering-grade filament performance
• Printing settings for enclosed printers
• Why fiber-free engineering materials still matter
Polymaker™ ABS Pro is designed for passive heated chamber printers and delivers:
✔ Improved thermal stability
✔ Better creep resistance
✔ Higher reliability under sustained heat
✔ Easier printing on mainstream enclosed printers
Polymaker™ ABS Max pushes ABS to the limit with:
✔ Best-in-class ABS heat resistance
✔ Exceptional long-term dimensional stability
✔ Extreme thermal performance
✔ Industrial-grade functional capability
Whether you’re printing:
• printer components
• brackets
• fixtures
• automotive parts
• enclosures
• RC components
• engineering prototypes
• high-temp functional systems
…this video breaks down which material is right for your application.
👇 Let us know in the comments:
Would you choose ABS Pro or ABS Max for your next build?
#3dprinting #abs #polymaker #voron #RatRig #EngineeringFilament #FunctionalPrinting #bambulab #ABSFilament #HighTempFilament #3dprinter #additivemanufacturing #asa #polycarbonate #nylon #CreepResistance #EnclosedPrinter #3dprintedparts #engineeringmaterials #filament
Polymaker™ ABS Pro & ABS Max are here. Two next-generation engineering-grade ABS filaments built specifically for modern enclosed 3D printers.
shop.polymaker.com/products/polymaker-abs-pro
shop.polymaker.com/products/polymaker-abs-max
In this video, we explore the future of ABS for functional 3D printing, comparing traditional ABS, ASA, PC, Nylon, PC-ABS, and our brand new Polymaker™ ABS Pro and ABS Max materials through real-world thermal testing, creep testing, oven stress tests, and long-term dimensional stability analysis.
If you’re building high-performance custom printers like the Voron, RatRig, Core One, Bambu Lab X1C/X1E, K2, QIDI, H2D, or other enclosed systems, this video explains why ABS continues to dominate engineering-focused desktop 3D printing — and how modern hardware now allows us to push ABS further than ever before.
🔥 In this video:
• ABS Pro vs ABS Max explained
• HDT (Heat Deflection Temperature) comparison
• High temperature oven torture tests
• Long-term creep resistance testing
• Why ABS is ideal for Voron & RatRig builds
• ABS vs ASA vs PC vs Nylon comparisons
• Functional 3D printing applications
• Engineering-grade filament performance
• Printing settings for enclosed printers
• Why fiber-free engineering materials still matter
Polymaker™ ABS Pro is designed for passive heated chamber printers and delivers:
✔ Improved thermal stability
✔ Better creep resistance
✔ Higher reliability under sustained heat
✔ Easier printing on mainstream enclosed printers
Polymaker™ ABS Max pushes ABS to the limit with:
✔ Best-in-class ABS heat resistance
✔ Exceptional long-term dimensional stability
✔ Extreme thermal performance
✔ Industrial-grade functional capability
Whether you’re printing:
• printer components
• brackets
• fixtures
• automotive parts
• enclosures
• RC components
• engineering prototypes
• high-temp functional systems
…this video breaks down which material is right for your application.
👇 Let us know in the comments:
Would you choose ABS Pro or ABS Max for your next build?
#3dprinting #abs #polymaker #voron #RatRig #EngineeringFilament #FunctionalPrinting #bambulab #ABSFilament #HighTempFilament #3dprinter #additivemanufacturing #asa #polycarbonate #nylon #CreepResistance #EnclosedPrinter #3dprintedparts #engineeringmaterials #filament
