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Ultimaker Flexible TPU95A Filament 
Ultimaker Flexible TPU 95A is perfectly formulated for use with your Ultimaker 3D printer!
The 3D printing experts at Ultimaker have created their very own line of materials designed for flawless printing on Ultimaker 3D printers. If you are looking for a semi-flexible, tear resistant, and rubber like material for your Ultimaker, this is it!
What is TPU 95A?
TPU 95A (thermoplastic polyurethane) is a very robust material with qualities that can serve a wide range of functional prototypes where durability and flexibility are essential. Highly versatile for industrial applications, TPU 95A filament is the go-to choice for a wide array of manufacturing projects that demand the qualities of both rubber and plastic. Designed for 3D printing consistency, TPU 95A is a semi-flexible and chemical resistant filament with strong layer bonding. In addition, it is easier and faster to print than other TPU filaments.
Reasons to choose Ultimaker TPU 95A
- Exceptional wear and tear resistance
- High impact strength
- Shore-A hardness of 95
- Up to 580% elongation at break
- Good corrosion resistance to many common industrial oils and chemicals
- Engineered for a fast and seamless 3D printing experience
Recommended Print Settings
Ultimaker printers will have best results with native TPU 95A profile available with the newest version of Cura. We recommend slowing down the standard profile to 25-35mm/sec for best results.
0.75kg spool
Learn more about How to Print with Ultimaker TPU.
Print Your Mind 3D is an authorized Canadian reseller for Ultimaker 3D printing products.
Customer Reviews
Great response with customer service and our orders always arrive on time.
No problem… Everything was fast everything was easy
This is pretty fun stuff! I really like the amount of flexibility in the material and I'm finding interesting ways to combine it with other materials in dual extrusion, like the attached picture of some small wheels I did for a friend who's making model planes. I also did a larger version where I purposely left a void inside the tires to get a bit more flexibility and bounce out of them. My only complaint is how oozy it can be, leaving strings hanging off the model and occasional small voids in the extrusion path itself. It doesn't have a perfect finish as a result. But it's still very useful!
Ultimaker Flexible Filament (TPU 95A) - 2.85mm (0.75kg)
