ASA settings for the AD5X
Print ASA at 250°C nozzle and 100°C bed on the Flashforge AD5X.Settings below cover 4 nozzle sizes (0.25mm, 0.4mm, 0.6mm, 0.8mm). Note: this is an open-frame printer — a draft shield or enclosure accessory is recommended for ASA.
Recommended settings (0.4 mm brass nozzle)
Nozzle temp250°C240–265°C range
Bed temp100°C95–110°C range
Fan speed100%Min 0%
Print speed60 mm/sStarting point
Retraction0.5 mmAt 40 mm/s
Nozzle0.4 mmbrass
Source: Official profile. ✓ Verified against official profile.
Imports directly into OrcaSlicer via File → Import → Import Configs
All nozzle sizes
0.25 mm nozzle
| Filament | Nozzle temp | Bed temp | Fan | Speed | Retraction | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flashforge ASA Basic Flashforge | 250°C 240–265°C | 100°C 95–110°C | 20% /0% | 60 mm/s | 0.5 mm @ 40 mm/s | Official profile |
0.4 mm nozzle
| Filament | Nozzle temp | Bed temp | Fan | Speed | Retraction | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flashforge ASA Basic Flashforge ASA-CF | 250°C 240–265°C | 100°C 95–110°C | 100% /0% | 60 mm/s | 0.5 mm @ 40 mm/s | Official profile |
0.6 mm nozzle
| Filament | Nozzle temp | Bed temp | Fan | Speed | Retraction | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flashforge ASA Basic Flashforge | 250°C 240–265°C | 105°C 100–115°C | 100% /0% | 60 mm/s | 0.5 mm @ 40 mm/s | Official profile |
| Flashforge ASA-CF Flashforge | 250°C 240–265°C | 100°C 95–110°C | 100% /0% | 60 mm/s | 0.5 mm @ 40 mm/s | Official profile |
0.8 mm nozzle
| Filament | Nozzle temp | Bed temp | Fan | Speed | Retraction | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flashforge ASA Basic Flashforge | 250°C 240–265°C | 105°C 100–115°C | 100% /0% | 60 mm/s | 0.5 mm @ 40 mm/s | Official profile |
| Flashforge ASA-CF Flashforge | 250°C 240–265°C | 100°C 95–110°C | 100% /0% | 60 mm/s | 0.5 mm @ 40 mm/s | Official profile |
Tips for printing ASA on the Flashforge AD5X
- ASA warps significantly without an enclosure — this printer is open-frame; use a draft shield or enclosure accessory.
- Minimize fan cooling — high fan speeds cause layer cracking in ASA.
- Increase bed temperature gradually if warping occurs: try 105–110°C.
- ASA is UV-resistant and suitable for outdoor parts.