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TPU 95A

For flexible parts such as gaskets, protective covers and vibration mounts.

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Where it is used

Gaskets, phone cases, tyres, vibration mounts and protective covers

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Setup difficulty
Intermediate — dry filament and a tuned profile; the speed ceiling is the main constraint
Nozzle wear
Non-abrasive
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The default flexible: rubbery but stiff enough to feed reliably, elongation at break above 500 %, and a 30–50 mm/s speed ceiling unless the grade is specifically high-flow.

Applications

TPU around 95 Shore A is a common choice for phone cases, tyres, protective covers, gaskets and flexible machine parts because it combines useful shape retention with elastic deformation. A case needs to stretch over an edge and then retain the device; a tyre needs a deformable contact surface that can survive rubbing. The listed abrasion data helps explain these uses, but grip and impact protection still depend on the exact part and formulation.

Compression and retention are the main design limits. A gasket that remains squeezed, a case lip that stays stretched or a loaded wheel can gradually change shape through creep. Moisture and layer bonding also affect the integrity of a printed part. Industrial TPU wheels and rollers use purpose-selected compounds and controlled geometry; in FDM the same engineering job still requires attention to contact pressure, wear, leakage where relevant, and recovery after the load is removed.

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    Injection molding · BASF Elastollan TPU molding family, multiple hardnesses and chemistries; not an FDM 95A equivalence · Manufacturer-listed applications

    BASF identifies wheels and rollers as established injection-molded Elastollan applications, using the combination of wear resistance, elasticity and controlled dynamic behavior. The family covers many chemistries and hardnesses; this is background for the engineering role, not evidence for one printed 95A grade.

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Properties & source data

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Material & market8 fields
TPU 95A — Identity & Market
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Base polymer / chemistryThermoplastic polyurethane, polyester or polyether based, at about 92–95 Shore A
2 sources
Density (g/cm³)1.20–1.25 (ISO 1183); Prusament 1.25, Polymaker 1.20–1.24, Bambu Lab 1.22
3 sources
Typical price (USD/kg)1 kg spools cluster near 35; the specialist and industrial brands run to 106
6 sources
Price range across brands (USD/kg)23–106 across brands; IEMAI 3D 23, LANDU 24, Siraya Tech 25, PS Imports 25, PrimaCreator 32, Bambu Lab 35–42, Polymaker 40–50, add:north 72, Recreus 90, 3DXTech 96, NinjaTek Cheetah 106
10 sources
Market availability (1–5)Ubiquitous, every brand and retailer
6 sources
Spool sizes & diameters1.75 and 2.85 mm; 0.5, 0.75 and 1 kg spools
2 sources
Typical applicationsGaskets, phone cases, tyres, vibration mounts and protective covers
1 source
Diameter tolerance (± mm)±0.06 (Prusament) — the loosest tolerance Prusa publishes, because soft filament deforms in the gauge
1 source
Print settings11 fields
TPU 95A — Printing Parameters
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Nozzle temperature (°C)210–240; Polymaker 210–230, Prusament 230 ± 10, Bambu Lab HF 220–240
3 sources
Bed temperature (°C)25–65; Prusament 65 ± 10, Bambu Lab 30–35, Polymaker 25–60
3 sources
Enclosure / chamber requirement (1–5)Open frame is fine
1 source
Part cooling fanFan on
2 sources
Bed surface & adhesion aidPEI sheet or painter's tape; Polymaker warns TPU can over-stick and advises a glue stick as a release agent
2 sources
Maximum volumetric flow (mm³/s; see test conditions) (mm³/s)2.4 at Polymaker's 30–50 mm/s and 2.4 at Prusa's 30 mm/s cap on a 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.2 mm layer; Bambu Lab's high-flow grade lifts the cap to 200 mm/s (16 mm³/s)
3 sources
Warping tendency (1–5)None
1 source
Bed-adhesion difficulty (1–5)Sticks to most surfaces
1 source
Stringing / oozing tendency (1–5)Moderate — retraction tuning needed; Polymaker specifies 3–6 mm retraction, well above the 1–3 mm used for rigid filaments
1 source
Overall printing difficulty (1–5)Intermediate — dry filament and a tuned profile; the speed ceiling is the main constraint
2 sources
Extruder requirementDirect drive strongly preferred. BASF rates its 95A grade as running on both direct-drive and Bowden machines, but every maker caps speed at 15–50 mm/s unless the grade is specifically high-flow
3 sources
Nozzle wear & reliability5 fields
TPU 95A — Hardware Wear & Reliability
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Nozzle hardness required (1–4)Brass fine indefinitely
1 source
Abrasiveness (1–5)Non-abrasive
1 source
Nozzle clog risk (1–5)Moderate — needs dry filament and a clean nozzle
1 source
Heat-creep / jam sensitivity (1–5)High — all-metal hotend and strong cooling needed; soft filament buckles in the cold zone if it slows
1 source
Hotend requirementNo special hot-end required, but a direct-drive extruder is (Simplify3D)
1 source
Moisture & drying6 fields
TPU 95A — Moisture Behaviour
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Moisture absorption (hygroscopicity) (1–5)Low (0.1–0.3 %) by Prusa's measurement at 0.04 % in 7 days, but Polymaker measures 0.82 % equilibrium and groups TPU with the highly hygroscopic materials
3 sources
Equilibrium moisture content at ~50 % RH (%)0.82 equilibrium (Polymaker); 0.02 after 24 h and 0.04 after 7 days at 22 % RH (Prusa)
2 sources
Drying temperature & time70 °C for 8 h (Polymaker); 70 °C for 8 h or an 80–90 °C heatbed for 12 h (Bambu Lab)
2 sources
Symptoms when wetBubbling and popping at the nozzle, stringing, rough surface and weak layers
1 source
Effect of moisture on strengthPolymaker groups TPU with nylon, PVA and PETG as highly hygroscopic and says these often need to stay in a dryer while printing; no dry-versus-conditioned figures are published
1 source
Storage requirementSealed with desiccant; often kept in a dryer during the print
1 source
Strength & mechanical properties9 fields
TPU 95A — Mechanical Properties
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)41.4 ± 1.3 printed (Prusament, ISO 37); NinjaTek Cheetah 39 ultimate (ASTM D638)
2 sources
Elongation at break (%)551 ± 24 printed (Polymaker, ISO 37); the filament itself stretches 7264 % before break (Prusa, ISO 527)
2 sources
Layer adhesion / Z tensile (MPa)9.5 ± 0.2 (Prusament interlayer adhesion, ISO 527)
1 source
Brittleness (1–5)Very ductile — bends far before failing
2 sources
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)92 ± 0.4 Shore A and 39 ± 0.7 Shore D (Prusament); 95A (Polymaker, ISO 7619-1); 91 Shore A / 40 Shore D (Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D, ISO 7619); 95A (NinjaTek Cheetah, ASTM D2240); 94.5 A measured on a printed Bambu Lab 95A part and 96.2 A on a Qidi one (My Tech Fun)
5 sources
Creep resistance / sustained load (1–5)Poor — deforms under load at room temperature; a loaded bar crept from 74.5 to 82.7 mm over 5 days
1 source
Fatigue / repeated-flex resistance (1–5)Excellent — living hinges viable
1 source
Elasticity / flexibility (1–5)Rubbery / highly elastic
2 sources
Wear resistance & frictionAbrasion resistance is a headline property; BASF measures 64 mm³ loss by ISO 4649 on its 92A grade
1 source
Heat & temperature3 fields
TPU 95A — Thermal Properties
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Melting point / Vicat (°C)144 melting (BASF 95A, ISO 11357-3); Bambu Lab 183, Polymaker's modulus at 100 % elongation 8.9 MPa
2 sources
Continuous service temperature (°C)Bounded by a melting point of 144–183 °C; no loaded-bar service figure is published for TPU
2 sources
Flammability / UL 94Flammable; no UL 94 rating published for the grades surveyed
1 source
Weather & chemical resistance5 fields
TPU 95A — Environment & Chemical
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
UV resistance (1–5)Good — years with some colour shift; Polymaker lists UV exposure among the conditions TPU withstands
1 source
Chemical resistanceGood resistance to oils and common solvents (BASF)
1 source
Food contactNot food safe without specific certification (Polymaker)
1 source
Biodegradability / compostabilityNot biodegradable
1 source
RecyclabilityNot accepted in household plastic collection
1 source
Health & safety2 fields
TPU 95A — Health & Safety
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Fume toxicity (1–5)Low hazard — minimal VOC and particle emission; TPU was not among the nine filaments in the chamber study
1 source
Ventilation / filtration requirement (1–5)Open a window / occasional ventilation
1 source
Finishing & post-processing5 fields
TPU 95A — Post-Processing
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Sanding & machiningSanding is impractical — the surface tears rather than abrades
1 source
Gluing & solvent weldingCyanoacrylate bonds TPU; no common solvent welds it
1 source
Vapour / chemical smoothingNo practical vapour smoothing
1 source
Support material pairingPolymaker warns TPU supports are often very difficult to remove; PolyDissolve S1 is rated for TPU
1 source
Dimensional accuracy & detailStringing and elephant-foot are the accuracy limits; retraction has to be long and slow
1 source
Solvents & solubility3 fields
TPU 95A — Solvents & Solubility
Property and unitPublished value and conditionsSources and dates
Soluble inDMF, DMSO, NMP and THF dissolve TPU; acetone, MEK and cyclohexanone are partial solvents. All laboratory reagents.
1 source
Softened or crazed byToluene and benzene swell it up to +50 % by weight at 23 °C; esters swell it severely; ethanol and IPA soften it.
1 source
Solvent welding & smoothing agentNone practical — the true solvents (DMF, THF, NMP) are laboratory reagents and leave the joint swollen and weak.
1 source
How to read these values

Values describe representative grades, not every spool. Manufacturer datasheets and independent tests retain their source labels and dates. Printed orientation, test method, conditioning and formulation can change results. Unknown values are —. A listed use is not a certification. Shore A, Shore D and Rockwell hardness are separate scales.

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IEMAI 3DTPU 95A23.00 USD/kg

$23.00 / 1 kg spool, store.iemai3d.com, Aug 2026

White, 1.75 mm. UL 94 V-2 on the base resin.

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IEMAI 3D TPU 95A — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.20–1.24 at 21 °C (ISO 1183)
Young's modulus (MPa)29 ± 2.8 (printed XY, ISO 527); tensile stress at 100 % strain 9.4 ± 0.3 MPa
Elongation at break (%)330.1 ± 14 at break (printed XY, ISO 527)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (ISO 7619)
Glass transition (Tg) (°C)-42 (DMA)
Melting point / Vicat (°C)168 melting temperature (DSC, 10 °C/min)
Flammability / UL 94UL 94 V-2
AmbrosiaTPU9523.99 USD/kg

$23.99 / 1 kg spool (1 kg net, 1.75 mm), filastruder.com, Aug 2026

Handle ambrosia-tpu95-filament.

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Ambrosia TPU95 — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.20–1.25
Spool sizes & diameters1.75 mm, 1 kg
Diameter tolerance (± mm)0.03
Nozzle temperature (°C)190–220, 210 recommended
Bed temperature (°C)50–65, 60 recommended
Part cooling fan0–70 %
Equilibrium moisture content at ~50 % RH (%)<0.5 moisture absorption
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)27–28 (vendor spec block; no test standard stated)
Elongation at break (%)800–1000 at break (vendor spec block; no test standard stated)
Flexural strength (MPa)7–9 (vendor spec block; no test standard stated)
Flexural modulus (MPa)6–7 (vendor spec block; no test standard stated)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (manufacturer designation)
HDT at 0.45 MPa (°C)95 (at 0.455 MPa)
LANDUTPU 95A High Speed23.99 USD/kg

$23.99 / 1 kg spool, amazon.com, Aug 2026

LANDU publishes no numeric specification beyond the 95A designation and 1.75 mm diameter — the Amazon listing carries marketing claims only.

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LANDU TPU 95A High Speed — product-specific figures
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (manufacturer designation)
Siraya TechFlex TPU 95A24.74 USD/kg

$24.74 / 1 kg spool (US warehouse variant), siraya.tech, Aug 2026

Passes ISO 10993-5/10/23 cytotoxicity, sensitisation and irritation testing. Prints at 200–230 °C, unusually low for a 95A TPU.

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Siraya Tech Flex TPU 95A — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.16 (ISO 1183)
Nozzle temperature (°C)200–230
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)32 ± 3.0 at break (printed XY, ISO 527)
Young's modulus (MPa)20 (ASTM D638); tensile stress 9.8 MPa at 100 %, 12.5 at 200 %, 17 at 300 % strain
Elongation at break (%)500 at break (printed XY, ASTM D638)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (ISO 7619)
Melting point / Vicat (°C)200 melting point; 99 Vicat softening (ISO 306)
PS ImportsTPU 95A24.95 USD/kg

$24.95 / 1 kg spool, printedsolid.com product catalogue, Aug 2026

Printed Solid's re-badged import line. The listing states the Shore hardness and country of origin and nothing else — no print temperatures, tolerance or mechanical data.

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PS Imports TPU 95A — product-specific figures
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (manufacturer designation)
PrimaCreatorEasyPrint FLEX TPU 95A32.29 USD/kg

EUR 29.90 / 1 kg spool = EUR 29.90/kg ≈ $32.29/kg at 1.08 USD/EUR (1.75 mm, Black), primacreator.com, Aug 2026

Data sheet does not state whether the tensile specimens were printed or moulded; the 55 MPa yield figure is far above printed 95A TPU values elsewhere here, so read it as resin data.

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PrimaCreator EasyPrint FLEX TPU 95A — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.21 (ISO 1183)
Diameter tolerance (± mm)±0.05 at 1.75 mm; ±0.10 at 2.85 mm
Nozzle temperature (°C)180–230
Bed temperature (°C)40–60
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)55 at yield (ISO 527-2; specimen type not stated)
Elongation at break (%)400 at break (ISO 527-2; specimen type not stated)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (ISO 868)
Wear resistance & friction30 mg loss per 1000 cycles (DIN 53516)
PolymakerPolyFlex TPU9539.99 USD/kg

$29.99 / 0.75 kg spool = $39.99/kg, Polymaker product catalogue, Aug 2026

Handle polyflex-tpu95. Shore 95A, elongation at break 551 %.

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Polymaker PolyFlex TPU95 — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.20–1.24 (ISO 1183)
Nozzle temperature (°C)210–230
Bed temperature (°C)25–60
Equilibrium moisture content at ~50 % RH (%)0.82 equilibrium water absorption
Young's modulus (MPa)33.6 ± 0.9 (printed XY, ISO 37)
Elongation at break (%)551.2 ± 23.5 (printed, ISO 37)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95A (ISO 7619-1)
Bambu LabTPU 95A HF41.99 USD/kg

$41.99 / 1 kg spool, us.store.bambulab.com, Aug 2026

High-flow grade: Bambu Lab rates it to 200 mm/s against the 30–50 mm/s typical of standard 95A.

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Bambu Lab TPU 95A HF — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.22 (ISO 1183)
Nozzle temperature (°C)220–240
Bed temperature (°C)30–35
Maximum volumetric flow (mm³/s; see test conditions) (mm³/s)16 at 200 mm/s on a 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layer
Equilibrium moisture content at ~50 % RH (%)1.08 saturated at 25 °C / 55 % RH
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)27.3 ± 0.8 (printed XY, ISO 527); Z 22.3
Young's modulus (MPa)9.8 ± 0.7 (printed XY, ISO 527)
Elongation at break (%)>650 (printed XY, ISO 527); Z >480
Other impact dataCharpy 123.2 kJ/m² XY, 86.3 kJ/m² Z (printed, ISO 179)
Layer adhesion / Z tensile (MPa)22.3 ± 0.6 (printed Z, ISO 527)
Z strength as % of XY (%)82 (printed Z 22.3 vs XY 27.3, ISO 527)
Melting point / Vicat (°C)183 melting (DSC)
PolymakerPolyFlex TPU95-HF49.99 USD/kg

$49.99 / 1 kg spool, Polymaker product catalogue, Aug 2026

Handle polyflex-tpu95-hf. High-flow 95A: Polymaker rates it 30–100 mm/s against 30–50 for standard TPU95.

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Polymaker PolyFlex TPU95-HF — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.16 (ISO 1183)
Nozzle temperature (°C)200–230
Bed temperature (°C)25–50
Equilibrium moisture content at ~50 % RH (%)0.69 equilibrium water absorption
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)26.6 ± 0.6 (printed XY, ISO 37)
Elongation at break (%)495.8 ± 16.2 (printed XY, ISO 37)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95A (ISO 7619-1)
PolymakerPolyFlex TPU9053.32 USD/kg

$39.99 / 0.75 kg spool = $53.32/kg, Polymaker product catalogue, Aug 2026

Handle polyflex-tpu90. Shore 90A — softer than the 95A grades, elongation at break 592 %.

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Polymaker PolyFlex TPU90 — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.12 (ISO 1183)
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)30.1 ± 2.4 (printed, ISO 37)
Elongation at break (%)592.1 ± 32.9 (printed, ISO 37)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)90A (ISO 7619-1)
add:northTPU Pro Matte 95A72.00 USD/kg

$72.00 / 1 kg spool (1.75 mm, White), add:north USD list price, addnorth.com, Aug 2026

Matte-finish grade. add:north publishes data sheets for its nylon and Koltron lines but none for the TPU line, so only the catalogue figures below are sourced.

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add:north TPU Pro Matte 95A — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.1 (add:north product data)
Nozzle temperature (°C)230–250
Bed temperature (°C)unheated or up to 60
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (manufacturer designation)
RecreusFilaflex 95A89.80 USD/kg

$44.90 / 500 g spool = $89.80/kg on Recreus's own USD storefront, recreus.com/en-en, Aug 2026; the 3 kg spool is $175.00 ($58.33/kg)

Handle filaflex-95a; 3 kg spool EUR 156.09 (EUR 52.03/kg).

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Recreus Filaflex 95A — product-specific figures
Spool sizes & diameters1.75, 2.20 and 2.85 mm; 500 g, 1 kg and 3 kg
Nozzle temperature (°C)245–250 depending on nozzle size
Bed temperature (°C)Room temperature for small parts; 50–55 for large ones
Part cooling fanOff (0 %); 40 % for layers shorter than 10 s
Maximum volumetric flow (mm³/s; see test conditions) (mm³/s)4.5 on a 0.4 mm nozzle
Elongation at break (%)Up to 500 at break (Recreus product page)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (manufacturer designation)
3DXTech3DXFLEX TPU 95A96.00 USD/kg

$48.00 / 500 g spool = $96.00/kg, 3dxtech.com product catalogue, Aug 2026

TDS specimens printed XY flat through a 0.75 mm nozzle at 100 % infill, ±45°.

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3DXTech 3DXFLEX TPU 95A — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.22 (ASTM D792)
Spool sizes & diameters1.75 mm, 500 g
Nozzle temperature (°C)225–250
Bed temperature (°C)50
Drying temperature & time65 °C for 4 h
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)9 at break (printed XY flat, ASTM D638)
Young's modulus (MPa)26 (printed XY flat, ASTM D638)
Elongation at break (%)580 at break (printed XY flat, ASTM D638)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (ASTM D2240)
HDT at 0.45 MPa (°C)49 (ASTM D648, 0.45 MPa)
NinjaTekCheetah 95A106.05 USD/kg

$106.05 / 1 kg spool (1.75 mm, Lava Orange), ninjatek.com, Aug 2026

Also in 0.5 and 2 kg spools and 3 mm. All TDS mechanical values are printed specimens — ASTM D638 Type IV dogbone, 100 % infill, 0.75 mm nozzle, extrusion multiplier 1.05.

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NinjaTek Cheetah 95A — product-specific figures
Density (g/cm³)1.22 (ASTM D792)
Nozzle temperature (°C)225–250
Bed temperature (°C)room temperature to 50; glue stick suggested
Maximum volumetric flow (mm³/s; see test conditions) (mm³/s)4.0–6.4 at the 50–80 mm/s infill speed NinjaTek specifies, 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.2 mm layer
Equilibrium moisture content at ~50 % RH (%)0.18 after 24 h (ASTM D570 immersion) — not an equilibrium value at 50 % RH
Tensile strength (XY) (MPa)39 ultimate and 9 at yield (printed, ASTM D638 Type IV, 100 % infill)
Young's modulus (MPa)26 (printed, ASTM D638)
Elongation at break (%)580 at break and 55 at yield (printed, ASTM D638)
Other impact dataIzod 19.1 kJ/m² at 23 °C on a printed bar notched after printing (ASTM D256)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (ASTM D2240, solid moulded block)
Wear resistance & friction0.06 g mass loss over 10 000 Taber cycles (ASTM D4060) — the lowest of NinjaTek's flexibles
HDT at 0.45 MPa (°C)49 at 0.45 MPa; 74 at 0.07 MPa (ASTM D648)
Glass transition (Tg) (°C)-24 (DSC)
Melting point / Vicat (°C)220 melting (DSC)
CookiecadTPU 95A — Pixie Dust, 1 kg29.99 USD/kg

Listed $29.99/1 kg; regular price unknown. Micro Center (Tustin, CA), 2026-10-17; excludes tax/shipping.

Retailer identifies this as TPU95A with a shimmer finish and states it does not work in an AMS. Hardness is a Shore A designation, not a Shore D measurement.

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Cookiecad TPU 95A — Pixie Dust, 1 kg — product-specific figures
Spool sizes & diameters1 kg spool; 1.75 mm diameter (retailer listing)
Hardness (scale-specific) (Shore A / Shore D / Rockwell)95 Shore A (retailer grade designation)
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