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R3D TPU 95A Filament is designed for flexible, durable, and practical 3D-printed parts. With high elongation, strong impact resistance, and a firmer 95A feel, it is ideal for soft grips, protective parts, anti-slip pads, flexible prototypes, cushioning components, and functional elastic designs.
Flexible 95A Performance Offers a balanced flexible feel for users who need elastic parts with better shape control than softer TPU materials.
High Stretch Capacity Provides over 500% elongation at break, making it suitable for bending, compression, and movement-friendly designs.
Strong Impact Resistance Delivers excellent toughness for protective components, shock-absorbing parts, and daily-use flexible prints.
Reliable Layer Bonding provides strong interlayer adhesion, helping printed parts maintain durability in practical use.
Not Recommended for AMS: Designed for direct-drive or flexible-filament-compatible feeding systems; AMS use is not recommended according to the TDS.
Printing Tips
| Setting | Recommendation |
| Nozzle Temperature | 190–230°C |
| Bed Temperature | 35–65°C |
| Build Surface | BuildTak®, glass, blue tape, or PEI |
| Cooling Fan | 10–100% |
| Printing Speed | Up to 200mm/s |
| Retraction Speed | 15–30mm/s |
| Nozzle Compatibility | 0.4–0.8mm nozzle, hardened steel or stainless steel |
| Raft Separation Distance | 0.5–1.5mm |
| Drying Settings | 70°C for 8 hours if needed |
| Recommended Environment | 25–45°C |
| AMS Compatibility | Not recommended |
For better results, print with a direct-drive or flexible-filament-compatible extruder. Keep the filament path stable, avoid excessive speed, and reduce unnecessary retraction. If the filament has absorbed moisture, dry it before printing to improve surface quality and feeding consistency.
FAQs
Q1: What is TPU 95A best used for?
A: TPU 95A is suitable for flexible prototypes, soft grips, protective covers, anti-slip parts, cushioning components, wearable-style accessories, and functional elastic prints.
Q2: Is TPU 95A easier to print than softer TPU?
A: In general, 95A TPU is firmer than softer TPU grades, so it can be easier to handle with the right extruder setup. It still requires more care than PLA or PETG.
Q3: Can I use TPU 95A with AMS?
A: No. TPU 95A is not AMS compatible. Use a direct-drive or flexible-filament-compatible feeding system instead.
Q4: Is TPU 95A flexible?
A: Yes. It has a flexible 95A material profile and offers over 500% elongation at break, making it suitable for bending, compression, and repeated movement.
Q5: Should I dry TPU 95A before printing?
A: If the filament has absorbed moisture, drying at 70°C for 8 hours is recommended before printing.