Why is TPU95A so elastic and durable?
TPU95A is a thermoplastic polyurethane with a 95A Shore hardness, whose long polymer chains stretch and recover under load, giving parts high elasticity, tear resistance and impact absorption.
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Brand: Yiqiu3D · Model: TPU 3D Printing Filament · Rigid parts crack the moment they drop? TPU95A flexes, bends and springs back, so phone cases, gaskets and wearable parts survive real-world abuse that PLA and ABS cannot.
- Flexible parts that look like cheap rubber? TPU95A prints with a soft
- Soft filaments that tangle and jam on retraction? Laser-measured 1.75 mm diameter and careful winding keep this 250 g spool feeding smoothly through a direct-drive extruder.
- Flexible printing usually demands expert tweaking? Rated 220 °C with slow-speed settings
Diameter 1.75mm
Material TPU
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Is it right for my project?
Best for: For flexible, impact-absorbing parts - gaskets, phone cases, seals and vibration dampers - available in 9 colours; 250g spools; lead colour Black. Not ideal for: Not for rigid structural parts; use ABS, PETG or a CF grade for stiffness - available in 9 colours; 250g spools; lead colour Black.
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Nozzle 220°C · Bed 30-50°C
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3 reasonsFlexible parts that look like cheap rubber? TPU95A prints with a soft, matte rubber-like texture in natural tones — and custom colors are available for OEM orders when you need brand matching.
Soft filaments that tangle and jam on retraction? Laser-measured 1.75 mm diameter and careful winding keep this 250 g spool feeding smoothly through a direct-drive extruder.
Flexible printing usually demands expert tweaking? Rated 220 °C with slow-speed settings, TPU95A works on Creality and Bambu Lab machines — just slow down and let it flow.
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Specifications
| Diameter | 1.75mm |
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| Material | TPU |
Print Profile
Yiqiu3D TPU95A Flexible Filament 1.75mm 250g prints best at 220°C nozzle, 30-50°C bed.
| Nozzle Temp | 220°C |
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| Bed Temp | 30-50°C |
Spool Specification
Spool details for your feeding and handling setup.
| Gross Weight | 0.45 kg |
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| Spool Size (L×W×H) | 22 × 21 × 7 cm |
| Pack Format | Piece |
Attributes
| Country / Region | china |
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| HS Code | 39169010 |
| Item No. | tpu95a-flexible-filament-3d-printer-filament-ultra-elastic |
| Cross-Section Shape | Round |
| Product Name | TPU 3D Printing Consumables |
| Grade | None |
| Appearance | Round |
| Density | None |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why is TPU95A so elastic and durable?
TPU95A is a thermoplastic polyurethane with a 95A Shore hardness, whose long polymer chains stretch and recover under load, giving parts high elasticity, tear resistance and impact absorption.
Can my printer handle flexible filament?
TPU95A is on the stiffer end of flexible materials, so it works on direct-drive extruders easily and on well-adjusted Bowden machines at slow speeds; Bambu Lab and Creality direct-drive models are ideal.
What print settings should I use?
Use a 220 °C nozzle as rated, a 40–60 °C bed, and slow the speed to 15–30 mm/s; disable retraction or keep it very low to prevent jams in the hot end.
How much can I print from a 250 g spool?
A 250 g spool is roughly 80+ meters; a phone case uses 60–90 g and a gasket set 20–50 g, so expect 3–8 projects per spool — ideal for sampling and small runs.
What speed range works for TPU95A?
Print at 15–30 mm/s for reliable extrusion and clean surfaces; speeds above 40 mm/s risk buckling in Bowden setups, so go slow and steady.
What is TPU95A best used for?
Elastic end-use parts — phone cases, watch straps, gaskets, seals, bumpers, drone guards and wearable accessories that must flex, absorb shock and resist tearing.
How is TPU95A packaged and stored?
The 250 g spool ships vacuum-sealed with desiccant; flexible filaments absorb moisture quickly, so store it sealed with desiccant and dry at 50–60 °C before printing if it feels damp.
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