Flexmark 8 TPU flexible 3D printing filament

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TPU Flexible 3D Printing Filament

• TPUs are highly resistant to chemical agents, wear-proof and have good elastic comeback.
• Flexmark 7 = 70 Shore A, the most flexible, but it requires a precise calibration of the printer.
• Flexmark 8 = 80 Shore A, a good mixture of flexibility and stiffness and easier to print.
• Flexmark 9 = 90 Shore A, the stiffest of all the Flexs and lets you print as usual.

Material Properties

• Density: 1.22 g/cm3
• Hardness: 81 sh/A
• Elongation at break: 750%
• Tensile strain: 50 MPa
• Compression set at 70 °C: 35%
• Charpy Impact at 23 °C: No break
• Charpy Impact at -30 °C: No break
• Abrasion loss: 40 mm3

This product can be used in material extrusion 3D printing technique.

Flexmark 8 TPU 3D Printing Parameters

• Extruder (nozzle) temperature: 225 +/-10 °C
• Bed temperature: cold to 45 °C
• Print speed: 20-30 mm/s
• Fan: 0-50 %
• Minimum nozzle diameter: 0.3 mm
• Plate materials: glass, blue tape, kapton tape, etc.