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3D Filament&Modified Material
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Pipe assembly
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Thermal management
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About
TPU Series
The most widely used flexible 3D‑printing filament. Depending on its Shore hardness, TPU offers an exceptionally broad range, from ultra‑soft (82A) to semi‑rigid (98A). It boasts excellent wear resistance and chemical‑corrosion resistance, and printed parts can be repeatedly bent and rebounded without easily breaking.
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Product Introduction
The most widely used flexible 3D‑printing filament. Depending on its Shore hardness, TPU offers an exceptionally broad range, from ultra‑soft (82A) to semi‑rigid (98A). It boasts excellent wear resistance and chemical‑corrosion resistance, and printed parts can be repeatedly bent and rebounded without easily breaking.
Advantages
- Flexible and resilient
- Wear-resistant
- Good chemical resistance
Disadvantages
- Not suitable for high-speed printing (prone to stringing and clogging).
- Prints are best when used with a direct-drive extruder.
Tolerance: ±0.03
Printing temperature: 220–245°C
Print speed: 30–100 mm/s
Hot bed temperature: 30–60°C
TPU is essentially a plastic that combines the properties of rubber, offering exceptional elasticity and durability, and is widely used in automotive components, household appliances, and medical devices. It is well-suited for manufacturing products that experience high levels of wear and require repeated bending, stretching, and compression, such as toys, phone cases, wearable accessories like wristbands, sealing gaskets, non-slip foot pads, shock-absorbing buffers, sports protective gear, and hose fittings.