UltiMaker NinjaTek NinjaFlex Midnight Black TPU Filament - 1.75mm (2kg)
The UltiMaker TPU 95A 3D Printing Filament is a versatile and flexible material that is ideal for a variety of applications where durability and flexibility are required. With a Shore A Hardness rating of 95, an elongation factor of 580%, and resistance to corrosion from industrial oils and chemicals, the UltiMaker TPU 95A 3D Printing Filament is a truly versatile material that is ready to help you innovate.
- TPU 95A is a versatile and flexible material
- It has a Shore A Hardness rating of 95
- It has an elongation factor of 580%
| Price: | $164.80 (with add-ons) |
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| Availability: | Allow 2-3 weeks for delivery |
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ULTIMAKER TPU 95A 3D PRINTING FILAMENT IS AN IDEAL CHOICE WHEN DURABILITY AND FLEXIBILITY ARE REQUIRED
UltiMaker TPU 95A 3D Printing Filament is a semi-flexible material that can be utilized in a wide variety of engineering applications. It is an ideal choice when durability and flexibility are essential. Prototype consumer products, create custom-fit industrial coatings or mass-produce end-use parts in a fraction of the time and cost as traditional manufacturing methods. With a Shore A Hardness rating of 95, an elongation factor of 580%, and resistance to corrosion from industrial oils and chemicals, UltiMaker TPU 95A 3D Printing Filament is a truly versatile material ready to help you innovate. Utilize the dual-extrusion features of the UltiMaker S5 or UltiMaker S3 3D Printers to create two-colored models.
This head gasket was 3D printed using UltiMaker TPU 95A due to its versatile and flexible properties, and ability to conform to an existing part’s surface geometry.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- Compatible with all 2.85mm 3D printers, including all UltiMaker 3D Printers
- Diameter: 2.85mm
- Recommended nozzle temperature: 220 - 235°C
- Recommended bed temperature: 70°C
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Questions
This stuff absolutely sucks BTW - The spool wind job is beyond sloppy thereby causing it to jam constantly. And by constantly I mean every 15 minutes or so. All it's good for is ruined prints.
have this been tested on Bambu X1? How does it print?