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UltiMaker S Series TPU 95A Material (2.85mm)

Name: UltiMaker S Series TPU 95A Material (2.85mm)
Brand: UltiMaker
Price: 130.9 AUD

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UltiMaker TPU 95A thermoplastic polyurethane is a flexible material making it ideal for applications that demand chemical resistance and the qualities of rubber and plastic. Engineered to be easier and faster than other TPU filaments on the market.

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$130.90 Incl. GST

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Durability and Flexibility

UltiMaker TPU 95A thermoplastic polyurethane is a flexible material making it ideal for applications that demand chemical resistance and the qualities of rubber and plastic.

Key properties

• Exceptional wear and tear resistance
• Rubber-like flexibility
• Great choice for industrial coatings or prototyping consumer products
• We have developed our TPU filament to have some impressive properties
• Shore A hardness of 95
• Up to 580 elongation at break
• Good corrosion resistance to common industrial oils and chemicals

Seamless

For a seamless 3D printing experience, UltiMaker engineered TPU 95A to be easier and faster to print than other TPU filaments on the market.

TPU 95A Material Properties

• Print Core: AA, AA+
• Hardness: 48 Shore D
• Impact Strength: 24 kJ/m²
• Thermal Resistance: 116 °C
• Spool Weight: 750g
• Filament Diameter: 2.85mm

Flexible to Your Needs

Use the versatile and flexible properties of TPU 95A for S series to conform to an existing part’s surface geometry, or standalone component designs.

Chemical Resistant

Our TPU filament is perfect for 3D printing parts that must retain structural and surface characteristics while subjected to mechanically or chemically harsh environments.

Great for End-Use Parts

UltiMaker TPU 95A 3D printing material is suitable for both prototypes and final products, making it possible to test prototypes with the same material properties as the production part.