Filamento Abs Para Impresora 3D Bambu Lab

Filamento de filamento ABS de diámetro 1.75 mm, peso aproximado 1 kg, color blanco, compatible con impresoras AMS y AMS 2 PRO.

Especificaciones Técnicas

Diámetro	1.75 mm
Tolerancia de diámetro	± 0.03 mm
Peso	1 kg

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Diámetro	1.75 mm
Tolerancia de diámetro	± 0.03 mm
Peso	1 kg

But the instruction says: "Inclúy all real specs from the manufacturer available in the provided info". From datasheet: Fabricante: Bambu Lab Material: ABS SKU: B00-W0-1.75-1000-SPL Diámetro: 1.75mm Peso: 1kg Color: White. From supplier description: Diámetro: 1.75mm ± 0.03mm, Peso neto: 1kg, compatible con AMS y AMS 2 PRO, no compatible con AMS Lite, incluye tecnología RFID para gestión y seguimiento. But the instruction says: "Si una spec no aparece en los datos, no la incluyas." And "ignorá atributos del nombre viejo que NO figuren acá". Also "prioridad absoluta: DATASHEET OFICIAL". However, "Color: White" and "Color: Blanco" appear. Also "Compatible con AMS y AMS 2 PRO" and "No compatible con AMS Lite" and "Incluye tecnología RFID". But the rules: "Una spec por fila: nombre en la primera celda (con ), valor en la segunda." And "Agrupá specs relacionadas en filas consecutivas (ej: primero rendimiento, después conectividad, después físicas)." What specs are real and should be included? From datasheet: Diámetro: 1.75mm, Peso: 1kg, Color: White. From supplier: Diámetro ±0.03mm, Peso neto 1kg, compatible con AMS y AMS 2 PRO, no compatible con AMS Lite, incluye RFID. But "Color" appears in datasheet as "White", and in "Características clave ya generadas" as "Color: Blanco". So color is real. "Compatible con AMS y AMS 2 PRO" is a compatibility spec, real. "No compatible con AMS Lite" is also real but might be implied; however, the instruction says "Inclúy todas las especificaciones reales del fabricante disponibles en la información provista". "No compatible con AMS Lite" is a specification (incompatibility), but typically specs are positive. However, the instruction says "extraé solo pares spec/valor reales". If the manufacturer says "No compatible with AMS Lite", that is a real spec. But the table format is "nombre de la spec" and "valor". For example, "Compatibilidad" with value "AMS, AMS 2 PRO" or "No compatible with AMS Lite". But to be precise, we should list what it is compatible with, as that is more useful. However, the instruction says "No repitas ni invente filas". We need to include only actual specs from the data. But the phrase "Incluye tecnología RFID para gestión y seguimiento" is also a real spec. However, the instruction emphasizes: "prioridad absoluta: DATASHEET OFICIAL; ignorá atributos del nombre viejo que NO figuren acá". The datasheet lists: Fabricante, Material, ABS, SKU, Diámetro: 1.75mm, Peso: 1kg, Color: White. It doesn't explicitly say "±0.03mm", "Peso neto:1kg", "Compatible con...", etc. But the datasheet might be minimal. The instruction says: "DATASHEET OFICIAL (prioridad absoluta; ignorá atributos del nombre viejo que NO figuren acá)". So if the datasheet says "Diámetro: 1.75mm", it doesn't say "±0.03mm" in the datasheet; that might be from the supplier description. But the datasheet might be the official sheet, so it might include the tolerance? It says "Diámetro: 1.75mm" in datasheet, and "Diámetro: 1.75mm ± 0.03mm" in supplier description. To be safe, since the instruction says "prioridad absoluta: DATASHEET OFICIAL", we should take the datasheet as primary, but also include other real specs from the provided info if they are real and not marketing. But the rule: "Si una spec no aparece en los datos, no la incluyas." "Datos" refers to the information provida (the whole input). So if it appears in the supplier description or "Características clave", it is part of the provided info, so we can include it. However, "Incluye tecnología RFID" might be a marketing phrase, but it's factual ("para gestión y seguimiento"), so it's a spec. But the phrase "Carrete Bambu Lab con RFID" suggests the filament has RFID, so it's a physical characteristic. Similarly, "No compatible with AMS Lite" is a spec. But the table should have only real specs, no invented. We need to list them concisely. However, the instruction says: "apuntá a 10-20 filas si hay datos suficientes. Si hay POCOS datos reales, hacé la tabla solo con las filas que existan (aunque sean 3-5) y terminá — NUNCA rellenes, repitas ni invente filas." So we list all real specs we have: from all sources (datasheet and supplier), but only those that are actual specifications (not marketing fluff). "Ideal para" etc. are excluded, but "compatible with" and "includes RFID" are factual. Let's list possible specs: - Diámetro: 1.75 mm (from datasheet) - Tolerancia de diámetro: ±0.03 mm (from supplier) – this is realistic - Peso: 1 kg (from datasheet and supplier) - Color: White / Blanco (from datasheet and "Características clave") - Material: ABS (from datasheet) - Compatibilidad: compatible with AMS and AMS 2 PRO (from supplier); no compatible with AMS Lite (also from supplier) - RFID: incluye tecnología RFID para gestión y seguimiento (from supplier) But "Material: ABS" might be considered, but the phrase "qué ES el producto y su especificación más relevante de la categoría" in the paragraph should be factual without repeating full product name. The paragraph should be one sentence, max 25 words, factual, what the product is and its most relevant spec of the category (Demanda). Category is "Demanda" — probably just describe the product. "UNA sola frase factual (máximo 25 palabras): qué ES el producto y su especificación más relevante de la categoría." So for the paragraph, we need a concise factual sentence: e.g., "Filamento ABS de diámetro 1.75 mm, peso 1 kg, color blanco, compatible con impresoras AMS y AMS 2 PRO." That includes spec. But "specificación más relevante de la categoría" — category is "Demanda", not clear, but likely physical specs. But the instruction says: "Sin marketing, sin 'ideal para', sin 'a quién apunta', sin adjetivos vacíos. No repitas el nombre completo del producto ni el SKU." "Nombre completo del producto" — probably "Filamento Abs Para Impresora 3D Bambu Lab", so don't repeat that exact phrase. In the paragraph, we can say "Filamento de ABS" etc., without repeating "Filamento Abs Para Impresora 3D Bambu Lab". Now for the table: include all real specs. Let's decide which are specs: - Diámetro (1.75 mm) - Tolerancia de diámetro (±0.03 mm) — this is a spec - Peso (1 kg) - Color (White/Blanco) — but "White" might be standard; however, it's given - Material (ABS) — relevant - Compatibilidad (AMS, AMS 2 PRO) — but "no compatible with AMS Lite" is also spec; however, listing "Compatible with: AMS, AMS 2 PRO" might be sufficient, or "No compatible with: AMS Lite". But to avoid marketing, just state facts. However, the table row name