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Creality Hyper Series ABS 3D Printing Filament 1kg - Grey

Creality Hyper Series ABS 3D Printing Filament 1kg - Grey

By Creality · Filament & Resin · 3D Printing · More from Creality

  • 1.75 mm filament diameter
  • ±0.05 mm dimensional accuracy
  • Up to 350 mm/s print speed
  • 19 kJ/m² impact strength
  • 1 kg (2.2 lb) spool

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Summary

A 1.75 mm ABS filament sold in 1 kg spools for FDM printers, aimed at users who want ABS parts on faster print profiles. Check the temperature ranges before you buy: the marketing claims and the technical data sheet disagree on nozzle, bed and impact strength, and a Reddit-reported Creality support reply denies the speed advantage.

Strengths

  • The TDS publishes a full set of mechanical and thermal values with test standards, uncommon for budget ABS listings.
  • Charpy impact of 13.2 kJ/m2 and tensile strength of 27.0 MPa are published with test methods.
  • Nozzle range of 240-300 °C and speed range of 30-300 mm/s target high-speed printing.
  • Sold in three colors (Black, White, Grey) with the same construction and price.
  • Tiered pricing drops the per-kg cost to $14.24 at 20 units on the Creality US store.

Weaknesses

  • Marketing claims 19 kJ/m2 impact strength, which conflicts with the TDS value of 13.2 kJ/m2.
  • 3DJake recommends 230-270 °C nozzle and 75-95 °C bed, differing from the TDS ranges.
  • A Reddit thread reports Creality support denying the high-speed advantage.
  • Owner evidence is thin, with no English review text on the retailer page.
  • ABS releases styrene fumes, so an enclosure or ventilation is needed.
  • Spool dimensions and gross mass are not published.

Verified specifications

MaterialABS (Hyper ABS).
Filament diameter1.75 mm.
Spool mass1 kg (1000 g).
Density1.04 g/cm3 at 21.5 °C (ASTM D792).
Glass transition temperature81 °C (DSC, 10 °C/min).
Vicat softening temperature84.6 °C (ASTM D1525).
Melt index3-5 g/10 min at 190 °C, 2.16 kg.
Tensile strength (X-Y)27.0 ± 1.2 MPa (ISO 527).
Tensile modulus (X-Y)2020 ± 45 MPa (ISO 527).
Elongation at break (X-Y)7.63 ± 3.3 % (ISO 527).
Bending strength (X-Y)92.38 MPa (ISO 178).
Bending modulus (X-Y)2035 ± 50 MPa (ISO 179).
Charpy impact strength (Z)13.2 ± 1 kJ/m2 (ISO 179).
Nozzle temperature240-300 °C.
Hot bed temperature70-90 °C.
Printing speed30-300 mm/s.
Ambient temperature0-50 °C.
Retraction/pumping distance0.5-3 mm.
Infill (as tested)0 %.
ColorGrey/Silver.
CompatibilityFDM 3D printers generally; Creality states its own printers are the intended platform.
Full research notes and sources

Printing temperatures and speed claims

The TDS lists nozzle 240-300 °C, bed 70-90 °C, speed 30-300 mm/s and ambient 0-50 °C. The 3DJake retailer page recommends 230-270 °C nozzle and 75-95 °C bed, and a third-party settings guide recommends 235-275 °C nozzle, 100-110 °C bed, 50-65 °C chamber and 0-20 % cooling. These ranges differ enough that a user must reconcile them, and the TDS ranges are the more conservative starting point. Marketing positions the filament as printing five times faster, with up to 350 mm/s, while the TDS caps speed at 300 mm/s. A Reddit thread reports Creality support stating Hyper ABS cannot print faster than normal ABS and advising use of the Generic ABS profile. Treat the speed advantage as unconfirmed until documentation or measurement supports it.

Mechanical properties and marketing claims

The TDS reports density 1.04 g/cm3 at 21.5 °C, glass transition 81 °C, Vicat softening 84.6 °C, melt index 3-5 g/10 min at 190 °C and 2.16 kg, tensile strength 27.0 ± 1.2 MPa, tensile modulus 2020 ± 45 MPa, elongation at break 7.63 ± 3.3 %, bending strength 92.38 MPa, bending modulus 2035 ± 50 MPa and Charpy impact 13.2 ± 1 kJ/m2. The same retailer’s marketing copy claims 19 kJ/m2 impact strength and 80 °C temperature resistance versus standard PLA, which conflicts with the TDS Charpy value and sits close to but not identical with the measured glass transition and Vicat values. Diameter tolerance of ±0.05 mm appears in retailer and affiliate listings but is not stated on any fetched Creality or 3DJake page or in the TDS.

Owner experience and print settings

A Creality Community Forum thread documents successful Hyper ABS prints on a K1 Max using the standard “Hyper ABS” profile, an 80 °C bed, a chamber of at least 40 °C, 70 % part cooling, 0 % side fan and a Z-offset of 0.05-0.1 mm. Editorial sources report consistent extrusion, no clogging and outdoor durability for functional parts. Caution signals from Reddit include warping, layer shift and poor first-layer adhesion using recommended settings on a Creality K1, a preference for regular Creality ABS, toxicity concerns for beginners new to ABS, and the support reply denying the speed advantage. No English review text was accessible on the retailer page; owner evidence is otherwise thin.

Is it worth it?

The Creality US store lists the filament at $18.99 against a $29.99 compare-at price, with tiered pricing down to $14.24 per kg at 20 units, and 3DJake lists the Grey spool at $20.52 plus delivery to the US from $32.01. The value case rests on the high-speed printing claim and the published mechanical properties, but no independent instrumented test was found and a Reddit-reported support reply denies the speed advantage. Paying a premium over generic ABS is only justified if the printer and use case benefit from the high-speed formulation. ABS also needs an enclosure or ventilation for styrene fumes, and the TDS calls for dry, ventilated storage away from heat, sun and humidity, with a dry box on reuse.

Which model this is

This page covers Creality Hyper Series ABS 3D Printing Filament, 1 kg spool, 1.75 mm, color Grey/Silver. Identifiers: manufacturer SKU 3301020041 (Grey), 3301020040 (White), 3301020042 (Black); EAN 6971636403647 (Grey). Color variants share the same construction and price. No revision or batch codes were found on the fetched pages. The Creality store footer shows a generic “Up to 12-Month Warranty” policy, and the 3DJake listing cites the EU legal guarantee of at least 2 years for goods sold in the EU; no US-specific warranty term for this filament was found.

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