DURAMIC 3D TPU Filament 1.75mm White, TPU Flexible Filament 95A, Soft TPU 3D Printing Filament, 1kg Spool, Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.05mm, White 1 Pack

Great value if you need tpu. Easy to print with on my ankermake m5c.Made a tractor part with 100% infill and its holding up to the abuse.

I was surprised to find that this TPU was more flexible, stretchy and rubbery than I was expecting, which is a good thing. It actually makes nice squishy prints and isn't slippery like other 95A TPU I've tried.It does string quite a bit in places. Requires some real fine tuning in the slicer. It can print relatively fast but you have to slow the retraction speed way down or it can jam up in the extruder. Even on my dual gear extruder It jam a few times when trying to print too fast.The reel was well wound and it comes in an aluminized re-sealable bag with an actually functional zip lock, unlike some other filaments I've tried.Will buy again.

This has been by far the most fun filament to print with. I wanted to start with some inexpensive TPU and man, this stuff has been great! An insulator for my old kitchen vent fan, cable ties, protective covers for desk clamps, cases for electronics, etc etc. It sticks to the bed and itself great and makes for some fantastic prints. Definitely buying more!

The black TPU was great. Prints out well, and it's somewhat dense but allows for good adhesion. The blue TPU can be great, but it must be printed much much slower than the black or you will run into a lot of issues. After accounting for the speed of printing and a few other settings, they are both great TPUs.

Absolutely love this filament so much. Printing prosthetics that I need to be firm but still flexible is so easy with this filament. It went perfectly on the standard generic TPU settings with cura and with standard 10% infill my items remained solid but partly flexible. It was a breeze to use and definitely want to buy again. Printing with 0% infill for a completely hollow print works great for vases too. The clear turns out exactly how you hope it would. I absolutely love this stuff.

This was actually my first roll of TPU ever. I recently upgraded to direct drive on my modded ender 3 v2. I ran temp as well as retraction tests and with that I ended up printing this with a hotend temp of 220c, bed temp of 45c, and about 2.5mm of retraction at 40mm/s. The result is the picture I have provided. I ended up with great layer adhesion and overall very little stringing or blobs.I have however spent a lot of time tuning my printer and I feel this greatly helped my success with this filament. At the end of the day though a good filament is a good filament. I have used duramic pla, pla+, and petg for years now and it never fails to just work.If you are thinking of taking the leap into tpu this is a good filament to start with!

This is the right one for what I need, and I always buy the same product and never disappointed.

I’ve been using these rolls for a while now. I did get one roll that seemed different from the others that wouldn’t print properly. Luckily, I shared the batch number with Duramax and they were able to send me a replacement that worked perfectly like the past rolls. If you’re looking to print flexible objects, this is perfect. You can actually get something fairly stiff if you use a high infill or walls. It’s so much more useful than regular PLA for certain items. Only thing I would recommend is to find the flow rate limit of your printer and stick below that otherwise it can jam in the extruder, but that is entirely on having a well tuned printer. So make sure you calibrate the temperature and retraction for your printer.

Make sure you calibrate and dry the filament before use. Duramic filament is good and works well. I had no issues dialing it in for my printer and it is a very consistent print.

Perfecta calidad, solo asegurate configurar bien tus temperaturas

I purchased this specifically to print a new cap and gaskets for an ancient Unicolor film processing drum. It worked flawlessly with the manufacturer's recommended settings (on a Prusa Mk3S), and the results worked on the first go. The cap was printed on the Prusa powder coated texture sheet, and everything was fine. The gaskets were printed on the smooth PEI coated sheets and turned out perfectly, BUT the adhesion! They REALLY stuck to the plate. There's probably a trick I'm missing, here.Also, heed the manufacturer's storage warning. This stuff needs to be returned to the air-tight bag provided with dry dessicant as soon as you're done with it, as it absorbs moisture *quickly*. I left the spool on the printer for 48 hours at our typical Southern Ontario August humidity levels, and the degradation of the print quality when I went to re-print one of the parts was like I've never seen. You could HEAR the snapping and popping of the moisture boiling away as the filament was being extruded. Heating the spool to 55C in an oven with fresh dessicant for a few hours brought it back to the way it was when I first opened it.

My goto filament. Prints perfect every time. Spools have nice indicators on them for weight and length left. This tpu prints real nice on my ender 5 pro with direct drive.

TPU Filament is Flexible, and is really useful for printing Wheels and other parts that need to either have good grip or need to squish. Problem, TPU apparently absorbs the moisture in the air like a Dehumidifier but plastic. I do not own a dry-box and I don't have Silica Gel in bulk to make one,so I'm stuck with filament I cannot use until further notice. I imagine it makes really good parts though!