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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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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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A classic engineering-grade thermoplastic with excellent heat resistance (up to approximately 100°C) and outstanding processability. ABS is prone to warping and emits fumes during printing; therefore, it is strongly recommended to use a closed chamber and ensure adequate ventilation.
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A classic engineering-grade thermoplastic with excellent heat resistance (up to approximately 100°C) and outstanding processability. ABS is prone to warping and emits fumes during printing; therefore, it is strongly recommended to use a closed chamber and ensure adequate ventilation.
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