FAM-TPU-FLEX
TPU Flexible Filament
One flexible-material family with separately managed TPU 85A and TPU 90A qualification grades.
Product Features
- 85A and 90A grade variants
- Flexible part review
- Direct-drive review
Color references
WhiteInclude the quantity unit, such as kg or spools, in your project description on the quote form.
Select a TPU hardness grade for your part
- Material
- TPU Flexible
- Applications
- Soft grips, Flexible covers, Wearable prototypes, Cushioning structures
- Appearance
- Use the color references above to describe the finish you want.
- Part requirements
- Select the hardness grade first, then review the feeder path, printer, geometry, flexibility target, color, print guide, document set, and inquiry reference for that exact grade.
- Order details
- Include your quantity, required diameter and packaging. Product specifications are confirmed for the selected grade.
Technical information for your application
Choose TPU 85A or TPU 90A, then describe the feeder path, flexibility target and part geometry. Include the print guide and document questions for that exact grade.
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TPU Flexible grade FAQ
Should buyers select TPU 85A or TPU 90A first?
Yes. Select the hardness grade before comparing feeder path, geometry, flexibility target, print guidance, and documents.
How should a color reference be specified?
Color references are shown at product-family level. Confirm the selected color for TPU 85A or TPU 90A in the written inquiry.
What should a TPU Flexible sample review cover?
Name the exact grade first, then compare feeder path, geometry, flexibility target, color, and print-guide questions for that grade.
What belongs in a TPU Flexible quote brief?
Include the 85A or 90A grade, target part, feeder path, color-card reference, spool and packaging needs, documents, and expected volume.