TPC
also called TPEE
12 products from 7 makers. Most documented first. Select a column to sort, a product to see its values, print settings and documents.
12 products
Key
- set apart: test bar not described as printed, or no stated load
- added filler or additive
- shared data sheet
- converted price
- not published
How the numbers are worked out
DSM Arnitel ID 2045Strength XY, MPa7.6Modulus XY, GPa0.029Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C220–245Bed, °C40–60Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h—
DSM Arnitel ID 2045DSM
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| DSM, Arnitel ID 2045 TPC: Property Data (Provisional)12 values | |||
| Tensile modulus XY | 29 MPap. 1: Tensile modulus (3D printed tensile bars) 45°-45° | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2print settings3D printed tensile bars, raster 45°-45° (print settings not published) | in the median |
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 29 MPap. 1: Tensile modulus (3D printed tensile bars) 0°-90° | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2print settings3D printed tensile bars, raster 0°-90° (print settings not published) | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) XY | 7.6 MPap. 1: Maximum tensile stress (3D printed tensile bars) 45°-45° | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2print settings3D printed tensile bars, raster 45°-45° (print settings not published) | in the median |
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) orientation not stated | 8 MPap. 1: Maximum tensile stress (3D printed tensile bars) 0°-90° | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2print settings3D printed tensile bars, raster 0°-90° (print settings not published) | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Elongation at break XY | 390 %p. 1: Elongation at break (3D printed tensile bars) 45°-45° | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2print settings3D printed tensile bars, raster 45°-45° (print settings not published) | in the median |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 350 %p. 1: Elongation at break (3D printed tensile bars) 0°-90° | ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2print settings3D printed tensile bars, raster 0°-90° (print settings not published) | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Hardness | 34 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D Hardness (3s) | ISO 868As the sheet prints it: ISO 868 (3 s) | in the median |
| Glass transition temperature | -35 °Cp. 1: Glass transition temperature | ISO 11357As the sheet prints it: ISO 11357-1/-2 (10 °C/min) | |
| Vicat softening temperature | 90 °Cp. 1: Vicat softening temperature | ISO 306As the sheet prints it: ISO 306 (50 °C/h, 10 N) | |
| Melting temperature | 158 °Cp. 1: Melting temperature | ISO 11357As the sheet prints it: ISO 11357-1/-3 (10 °C/min) | |
| Density | 1100 kg/m³p. 1: Density | ISO 1183 | |
| Water absorption | 0.04 %p. 1: Humidity absorption | ISO 62As the sheet prints it: Sim. to ISO 62 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 220–245 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 40–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 220 - 245°C / 428 - 473°F; Bed 40-60°C / 104-140°FDSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2: Machinery settings: Nozzle diameter; Extrusion temperatures: Extruder; Bed Temperature: Build plate temperature
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (27)
- Printing advice
Due to its flexible nature direct drive extruders will be recommended.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Benefits
Arnitel® ID flexible 3D printing grade based on >50% renewable content.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
In order to prevent moisture pick up and contamination, supplied packaging should be kept closed and undamaged.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
For the same reason, partially used bags should be sealed before re-storage.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Allow the material that has been stored elsewhere to adapt to the temperature in the processing room while keeping the bag closed.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Arnitel® ID grades are supplied in airtight, moisture-proof packaging.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Arnitel® ID grades are packaged at a moisture level <0.1 w%.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
To prevent moisture condensing on filaments, bring cold filaments up to ambient temperature in the print shop while keeping the packaging close.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 1 - Printing advice
Common fused filament fabrication (FFF) equipment should work with Arnitel® filaments.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Printing advice
However, Bowden type extruders modified for use with flexible filaments are known to work as well.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Nozzle wear
Note that for different nozzle diameters the settings should be changed accordingly.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Printing advice
To generate a homogeneous melt, the melt temperature should always be above 200°C / 392°F.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Printing advice
Optimal mechanical properties will be achieved at melt temperature in the given range.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Printing advice
Prior to removing the printed part from the bed, the bed temperature should be lowered to ambient to avoid severe deformation of the part.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 2 - Printing advice
For the best adhesion with Arnitel® ID it is advised to use an adhesive promotor, e.g. glue-stick or 3D-Lac®.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Alternatively, printing on bare glass can be used at elevated temperatures when using a large footprint, e.g. by using a large brim.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Prior to applying an adhesive promotor or to printing on bare substrate, the surface must be free of dirt and grease.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Therefore cleaning with ethanol or acetone is recommended.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
It is advised to add a brim of at least 5 mm to the print.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Production has to be started with a clean machine.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Starting the machine, extrude at least 50 mm of new filament through the nozzle.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Remove the filament from the machine before shutting down your printer.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
During production breaks longer than a few minutes, purge the nozzle adequately.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Warping and shrinkage
Warping: Corners of the print lift and detach from the platform. Advice is to increase the build plate temperature. Wait long enough to allow the heat to dissipate to the top surface of the substrate.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
First layer not sticking / parts coming loose: The first layer of your print does not seem to want to stick or your parts come loose partway through the print. Remedies: check bed levelling and first layer thickness, increase size of brim, raise bed temperature, add appropriate adhesion promotor e.g. 3D-Lac® or glue-stick the build plate or change to PEI bed substrate.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Filament grinding: The feeder wheels have ground a groove into the filament. Remove the damaged filament and start again, reduce printing speed, disable retraction or reduce retraction speed and length
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3 - Printing advice
Stringing: Unwanted strands of plastic span across the print. Lower nozzle temperature, increase travel speed of the print head.
DSM, Recommendations for3D printing — Arnitel ID2045p. 3
Kimya TPC-91AStrength XY, MPa17.7Modulus XY, GPa0.067Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C260Bed, °C60Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h—
Kimya TPC-91AKimya
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
Kimya, TPC-91A Kimya technical data sheet13 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: printed specimenprint settingsPrinted specimens (p. 2): printing direction XY; 44 mm/s; 100% rectilinear infill at 45°/-45°; extrusion 260 °C; bed 60 °C; tensile specimen ISO 527-5A, 75 × 12.5 × 2 mm; bending 80 × 10 × 4 mm; hardness 45 × 45 × 4 mm | |||
| Tensile modulus XY | 67 MPap. 2: Printed specimens properties, Tensile modulus | ISO 37As the sheet prints it: ISO 37/2/500 | in the median |
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) XY | 17.7 MPap. 2: Printed specimens properties, Strength | ISO 37As the sheet prints it: ISO 37/2/500 | in the median |
| Tensile break strength XY | 17.5 MPap. 2: Printed specimens properties, Stress at break | ISO 37As the sheet prints it: ISO 37/2/500 | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Elongation at break XY | > 500 %p. 2: Printed specimens properties, Strain at break | ISO 37As the sheet prints it: ISO 37/2/500 | in the median |
| Tensile strain at strength XY | > 500 %p. 2: Printed specimens properties, Strain at Strength | ISO 37As the sheet prints it: ISO 37/2/500 | listed under other properties |
| Flexural modulus XY | 66 MPap. 2: Printed specimens properties, Flexural modulus | ISO 178 | in the median |
| Flexural stress at conventional deflection XY | 2.6 MPap. 2: Printed specimens properties, Flexural stress at conventional deflection (3,5% strain) | ISO 178As the sheet prints it: ISO 178; 3.5% strain | listed under other properties |
| Charpy impact strength XY | No break kJ/m²p. 2: Printed specimens properties, Charpy impact resistance | ISO 179As the sheet prints it: ISO 179-1/1eA | |
| Hardness | 91 Shore Ap. 2: Printed specimens properties, Shore Hardness | ISO 868 | in the median |
| Melting temperature | 160 °Cp. 1: Melting temperature Tm | specimen not stated, ISO 11357As the sheet prints it: ISO 11357-1 DSC (10 °C/min, 20 to 220 °C) | |
| Density | 1.22 g/cm3p. 1: Density | specimen not stated, ISO 1183As the sheet prints it: ISO 1183-1 | |
| Moisture content | < 1 %p. 1: Moisture rate | specimen not stated, no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: INS-6711 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 18 - 20 g/10minp. 1: Melt Flow Index (MFI) | specimen not stated, ISO 1133As the sheet prints it: ISO 1133-1 (210 °C, 2.16 kg) | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 260 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 260°C; Bed 60°CKimya, TPC-91A Kimya technical data sheetp. 2: EXTRUSION TEMPERATURE; p. 2: BED TEMPERATURE
Price
Not in the price sample.
1 listing: 1 with no regular price per kilogram recorded
- DigitMakers: 107 per kg, sale priceTPC-91A Kimya 3D filament Various Colors / Black (SKU KMY-FL-TPC91A-175-750G-BLK)not used: no regular price per kilogram recorded; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (5)
- Printing advice
Easier to print than TPU on Bowden printers. Soft touch. Good layer adhesion
Kimya, Filament - Kimyap. 1 - Benefits
Excellent elasticity in harsh environment.
Kimya, Filament - Kimyap. 1 - Benefits
Wide range of chemical resistance.
Kimya, Filament - Kimyap. 1 - Printing advice
Easier to print than TPU on Bowden printers.
Kimya, Filament - Kimyap. 1 - Adhesion between layers
Good layer adhesion
Kimya, Filament - Kimyap. 1
NinjaTek ChinchillaStrength XY, MPa22Modulus XY, GPa0.0344Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C225–235Bed, °C25–40Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h—
NinjaTek ChinchillaNinjaTek
Modified: declared softer grade. Its values are kept out of the material's medians.
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| NinjaTek, Chinchilla™ Technical Specifications10 values | |||
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 4,995 psip. 1: Tensile Modulus ASTM D638 | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 34 Mpa ASTM D638 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Tensile strength (yield or break not stated) orientation not stated | 3,189 psip. 1: Tensile Strength, Ultimate ASTM D638 | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 22 Mpa ASTM D638 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Tensile yield strength orientation not stated | 770 psip. 1: Tensile Strength, Yield ASTM D638 | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 5 Mpa ASTM D638 | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 600 %p. 1: Elongation at Break ASTM D638 | ASTM D638 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Elongation at yield orientation not stated | 20 %p. 1: Elongation at Yield ASTM D638 | ASTM D638 | listed under other properties |
| Hardness | 75 Shore Ap. 1: Hardness ASTM D2240 | ASTM D2240 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Glass transition temperature | -80° C °Cp. 1: Glass Transition (Tg) | DSC | |
| Melting temperature | 180° C °Cp. 1: Melting Point | DSC | |
| Density | 1.13 g/ccp. 1: Specific Gravity ASTM D792 | ASTM D792 | |
| Water absorption | 0.8 %p. 1: Moisture Absorption - 24 hours ASTM D570 | ASTM D570As the sheet prints it: 24 hours ASTM D570 | |
| NinjaTek, NinjaTek® Chinchilla™ Safety Data Sheet1 value | |||
| Melting temperature | 155 – 225 °C (311 – 437 °F)p. 4: Melting Point | no standard stated | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 225–235 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 25–40 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 225°C – 235°C; Bed Room temperature – 40°CNinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1: Print Guidelines
Price
Not in the price sample.
1 listing: 1 with no regular price per kilogram recorded
- 3D Printing Canada: 182 per kg, sale priceMidnight Black - NinjaTek Chinchilla TPE 75A - 1.75mm, 0.5 kg (SKU 3DCC0117505)not used: no regular price per kilogram recorded; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 4 documents
What the maker says (16)
- Surface finish
Chinchilla™ flexible 3D printer filament is the softest, best-feeling matte material in the market today.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla™ Technical Specificationsp. 1 - Benefits
Created through a combination of premium TPE resins, Chinchilla’s proprietary blend provides rebound, impact resistance and durability.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla™ Technical Specificationsp. 1 - Good for
With Chinchilla, you can create soft, long-lasting printed parts for fashion, healthcare and more.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla™ Technical Specificationsp. 1 - Benefits
Proprietary low-friction exterior allows for smooth feeding
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Surface finish
Matte finish provides professional and clean printed parts
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Benefits
Consistent diameter and material properties providing reliable, high-quality prints
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Benefits
Tested to be skin-safe using EpiDerm™ Skin Model
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Benefits
Combination of premium properties provide a soft-touch feel
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Printing advice
Adheres to standard build platforms without glue or tape
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Good for
Chinchilla’s unique combination of flexibility and feel unlocks once unimaginable opportunities in fashion.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Good for
With a skin-safe certification, Chinchilla is the perfect filament for prosthetic socket liners.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Benefits
The soft-touch property allows for unparallelled comfort against the user’s skin.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Good for
When comfort and performance are paramount, Chinchilla offers revolutionary softness and rebound.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Printing advice
Glue and/ or blue painters tape is suggested if not using a heated bed.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Benefits
Chinchilla™ flexible 3D printer filament is the softest, best-feeling material in the market today.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1 - Benefits
Chinchilla has been tested to be skin-safe using EpiDerm™ Skin Model.
NinjaTek, Chinchilla 3D Printer Filament (75A)p. 1
Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30DStrength XY, MPa22Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg74Nozzle, °C200–220Bed, °C50–70Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h604 h
Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30DFiberlogy
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D7 valuesThe same values also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D and Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D.Unless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile break strength orientation not stated | 22 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: Break | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Tear strength orientation not stated | 95 kN/mp. 1: Tear Strength ISO 34-1 kN/malso in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D | ISO 34As the sheet prints it: ISO 34-1 | |
| Tensile stress at 5 % elongation orientation not stated | 1 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: 5% Strain | ISO 527 | |
| Tensile stress at 10 % elongation orientation not stated | 2 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: 10% Strain | ISO 527 | |
| HDT at 0.45 MPa | 70 °Cp. 1: Heat Distortion Temperature @ 0.45 MPa ISO 75 °C | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 75As the sheet prints it: 0.45 MPa ISO 75 | |
| Melting temperature | 170 °Cp. 1: Melting Temperature Tm DSC °C | DSC | |
| Density | 1.07 g/cm3p. 1: Specific Gravity ISO 1183 g/cm3also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D | ISO 1183 | |
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D5 valuesThe same values also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D. | |||
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 900 % | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: D638 | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Flexural modulus orientation not stated | 280 kg/cm²p. 1: Flexural Modulus | ASTM D790As the sheet prints it: D790 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Melting temperature | 174 °Cp. 1: Melting Point D3418 °Calso in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D | ASTM D3418As the sheet prints it: D3418 | |
| Water absorption | 0,8 % | ASTM D570As the sheet prints it: D570 | |
| Mould shrinkage orientation not stated | 0,4 % | ASTM D955As the sheet prints it: D955 | |
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D4 valuesThe same values also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D and Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D.Unless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 870 %p. 1: Elongation at break ASTM D638 %also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ASTM D638 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Hardness | 81 Shore Ap. 1: Shore A ASTM D2240 -also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D | ASTM D2240 | in the median |
| Hardness | 30 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D ASTM D2240 -also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30Dalso in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D | ASTM D2240 | in the median |
| Hardness | 27 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D 15s | ASTM D2240As the sheet prints it: ASTM D2240; time=15 s | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Fiberlogy, Safety Data Sheet: FIBERFLEX 30D1 value | |||
| Melting temperature | 171-177°Cp. 5: Melting point / freezing point | no standard stated | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 200–220 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 50–70 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- 60 °C for 4 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Differs in another document of this product, not used in deciding (a data sheet speaks before a product page, a newer edition before an older one): bed in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30D, Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30D.
Its 4 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 200°C - 220°C; Bed 50°C - 70°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 200°C - 220°C; Bed 50°C - 60°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 200°C - 220°C; Bed 50°C - 60°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 200–220°C; Bed 70°C; Drying 60°C / 4 hoursFiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1: Technical Data: Printing Parameters
Price
74.1 CAD/kgits one regular price in the sample
1 listing
- 3DJake International: 74.1 CAD/kgFiberlogy FiberFlex 30D Black, 1.75 mm / 850 g (SKU FL-F30-BLACK-175-085)in its price; 3DJake International (European storefront) lists 39.2 EUR for 0.85 kg: 46.1 EUR/kg before VAT, × 1.6084 CAD per EUR (Bank of Canada, 29 Sep 2026). Used only where no Canadian shop in the sample sells the product. Shipping, duty and Canadian stock are not included.; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 6 documents
What the maker says (13)
- Benefits
A Shore hardness of 30D provides noticeable flexibility and a soft-to-the-touch surface.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
High impact resistance is maintained even at low temperatures, so the print won't crack when struck in cold weather.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
The material retains its shape and strength even when exposed to heat.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
Its chemical resistance makes the material suitable for use in industrial environments.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Good for
FiberFlex 30D is a flexible TPU filament with a Shore hardness of 30D , designed for users who need a very soft , rubber-like material for 3D printing.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Good for
Thanks to its exceptional flexibility, it is perfect for creating prints that are resistant to bending , crushing , and stretching , making it an excellent choice for applications requiring high mechanical strength and flexibility .
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
However, printing with FiberFlex 30D filament requires some experience and a printer equipped with a direct-drive extruder, due to the material’s softness, which can pose challenges during filament feeding.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Printing advice
It is recommended to lower the print speed and reduce the extruder pressure to ensure a stable, high-quality print.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Good for
FiberFlex 30D is designed for more advanced users who want to use flexible TPU materials for complex projects.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
NOTE: FiberFlex 30D may release a small amount of powder during printing; this is a natural characteristic of the material and does not constitute a product defect.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Printing advice
If you notice a significant amount of powder buildup, we recommend periodically cleaning the printer components, as this buildup can, over time, interfere with the proper feeding of filament into the extruder.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Drying conditions: 60°C / 4 hours
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 30Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Heating is not required but recommended
Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 30Dp. 1
Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40DStrength XY, MPa28Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C200–220Bed, °C50–70Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h604 h
Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40DFiberlogy
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D9 valuesThe same values also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D.Unless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 700 %p. 1: Elongation at break ASTM D638 %also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ASTM D638 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Flexural modulus orientation not stated | 67 MPap. 1: Flexular Modulus ASTM D790 MPa | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ASTM D790 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Hardness | 91 Shore Ap. 1: Shore A ASTM D2240 -also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D | ASTM D2240 | in the median |
| Hardness | 40 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D ASTM D22also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D | ASTM D2240 | in the median |
| Hardness | 37 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D 15s | ASTM D2240As the sheet prints it: ASTM D2240; time=15 s | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Tear strength orientation not stated | 115 kN/mp. 1: Tear Strength ASTM D1004 kN/malso in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D | ASTM D1004 | |
| HDT at 0.45 MPa | 70 °Cp. 1: Heat Distortion Temperature @ 0.45 MPa ASTM D648 °C | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ASTM D648As the sheet prints it: 0.45 MPa ASTM D648 | |
| Melting temperature | 157 °Cp. 1: Melting Temperature Tm ASTM D3418 °C | ASTM D3418 | |
| Density | 1.16 g/cm3also in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D | ASTM D792As the sheet prints it: D792 | |
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D4 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile break strength orientation not stated | 28 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: Break | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Tensile stress at 5 % elongation orientation not stated | 2 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: 5% Strain | ISO 527 | |
| Tensile stress at 10 % elongation orientation not stated | 4 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: 10% Strain | ISO 527 | |
| Melting temperature | 160 °Cp. 1: Melting Temperature Tm DSC °C | DSC | |
| Fiberlogy, Safety Data Sheet: FIBERFLEX 40D1 value | |||
| Melting temperature | 155°Cp. 5: Melting point / freezing point | no standard stated | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 200–220 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 50–70 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- 60 °C for 4 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Differs in another document of this product, not used in deciding (a data sheet speaks before a product page, a newer edition before an older one): bed in Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40D, Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40D.
Its 3 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 200°C - 220°C; Bed 50°C - 70°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 200°C - 220°C; Bed 50°C - 60°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex 40Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 200–220°C; Bed 70°C; Drying 60°C / 4 hoursFiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1: Technical Data: Printing Parameters
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 5 documents
What the maker says (15)
- Good for
A hardness rating of 40D indicates a flexible yet stable material, ideal for gaskets, washers, and shock-absorbing components.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
High impact resistance is maintained even at low temperatures, so the print won't crack when struck in cold weather.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
The material retains its shape and strength even when exposed to heat.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
Its chemical resistance allows the material to be used in industrial environments.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
The print surface does not wear off even with heavy and frequent use.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
The print can be stretched up to 7 times without cracking, which allows for great flexibility in various applications.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Compatible with BambuLab AMS.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
FiberFlex 40D is a flexible TPU filament with a Shore hardness of 40D, allowing for fast and precise 3D printing at speeds of up to 45 mm/s without compromising print quality.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Adhesion between layers
This material was designed to make printing flexible models simple and convenient —the filament feeds easily , and the layers bond perfectly , ensuring the durability and aesthetic appeal of the prints.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
FiberFlex 40D stands out for its high resistance to impact , abrasion , low temperatures , and chemical exposure , making it suitable for a wide range of applications—from hobby projects to professional models requiring flexibility and durability.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
NOTE FiberFlex 40D may release a small amount of powder during printing; this is a natural characteristic of the material and does not constitute a product defect.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
If you notice a significant amount of powder buildup, we recommend periodically cleaning the printer components, as this buildup can, over time, interfere with the proper feeding of filament into the extruder.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Build surface: Smooth PEI + masking tape or adhesive; Textured PEI + adhesive; Glass + masking tape or adhesive
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Drying conditions: 60°C / 4 hours
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Enclosed chamber: not required
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex 40Dp. 1
Fiberlogy FiberFlex AeroStrength XY, MPa28Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg166Nozzle, °C210–235Bed, °C30–70Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h604 h
Fiberlogy FiberFlex AeroFiberlogy
Modified: lightweight additive. Its values are kept out of the material's medians.
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex Aero11 values | |||
| Tensile break strength orientation not stated | 28 MPap. 1: Tensile Strength @ Break ASTM D638 MPa | ASTM D638 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 700 %p. 1: Elongation @ Break ASTM D638 % | ASTM D638 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Flexural modulus orientation not stated | 67 MPap. 1: Flexular Modulus MPa | ASTM D790 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Hardness | 91 Shore Ap. 1: Shore A ASTM D2240 - | ASTM D2240 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Hardness | 40 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D ASTM D22 | ASTM D2240 | not in the median: added filler or additive |
| Tear strength orientation not stated | 115 kN/mp. 1: Tear Strength ASTM D1004 kN/m | ASTM D1004 | |
| Tensile stress at 5 % elongation orientation not stated | 2 MPap. 1: Tensile Strength @ 5% Strain ASTM D638 MPa | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 5% Strain ASTM D638 | |
| Tensile stress at 10 % elongation orientation not stated | 4 MPap. 1: Tensile Strength @ 10% Strain ASTM D638 MPa | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 10% Strain ASTM D638 | |
| HDT at 0.45 MPa | 70 °Cp. 1: Heat Distortion Temperature @ 0.45 MPa ASTM D648 °C | ASTM D648As the sheet prints it: 0.45 MPa ASTM D648 | |
| Melting temperature | 157 °Cp. 1: Melting Temperature ASTM D3418 °C | ASTM D3418 | |
| Density | 1.16 g/cm3p. 1: Specific Density ASTM D792 g/cm3 | ASTM D792 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 210–235 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 30–70 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- 60 °C for 4 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 3 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 210°C - 235°C; Bed 30°C - 70°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy FiberFlex Aerop. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 210-235°C; Bed 30-70°C; Drying 60°C / 4 hoursFiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero - Fiberlogyp. 1: Exact-product chamber guidance: Enclosed chamber: not required; p. 1: Bed
- Nozzle 210-235°C; Bed 30-70°C; Drying 60°C / 4 hoursFiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero Filamentp. 1: Printing temperature; p. 1: Bed temperature; p. 1: Bed; p. 1: Drying conditions; p. 1: Enclosed chamber
Price
166 CAD/kgits one regular price in the sample
1 listing
- Narrow Path 3D: 166 CAD/kgFiberlogy FiberFlex Aero / Black (SKU FBL-FIBERFLEXAERO-BLACK-SPL-850G)in its price; Narrow Path 3D (USD storefront) lists 99.5 USD for 0.85 kg: 117 USD/kg before VAT, × 1.4188 CAD per USD (Bank of Canada, 29 Sep 2026). Used only where no Canadian shop in the sample sells the product. Shipping, duty and Canadian stock are not included.; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 4 documents
What the maker says (6)
- Printing advice
The particles contained in the filament activate when exposed to heat, increasing their volume several times over.
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero Filamentp. 1 - Good for
Orthopedics and rehabilitation: orthoses, orthopedic insoles
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero - Fiberlogyp. 1: Description, Where is FiberFlex Aero best suited?, bullet 1 - Good for
Sports and recreation: grips, protective gear, helmet components, sports accessories
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero - Fiberlogyp. 1: Description, Where is FiberFlex Aero best suited?, bullet 2 - Good for
Drones and RC models: shock absorbers, landing gear components
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero - Fiberlogyp. 1: Description, Where is FiberFlex Aero best suited?, bullet 3 - Good for
Automotive: gaskets, bumpers, vibration dampers
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero - Fiberlogyp. 1: Description, Where is FiberFlex Aero best suited?, bullet 4 - Good for
Footwear: insoles, soles
Fiberlogy, FiberFlex Aero - Fiberlogyp. 1: Description, Where is FiberFlex Aero best suited?, bullet 5
Fiberlogy MattFlex 40DStrength XY, MPa30Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C210–230Bed, °C50–60Chamber, °CnoneDrying, °C, h504 h
Fiberlogy MattFlex 40DFiberlogy
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy MattFlex 40D9 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 600 %p. 1: Elongation at break ISO 527 % | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Hardness | 92 Shore Ap. 1: Shore A, 1 sec, 23°C ISO 7619 - | ISO 7619As the sheet prints it: 1 sec 23°C - ISO 7619 | in the median |
| Hardness | 40 Shore Dp. 1: Shore D, 1 sec, 23°C ISO 7619 - | ISO 7619As the sheet prints it: 1 sec 23°C - ISO 7619 | in the median |
| Tear strength orientation not stated | 115 kN/mp. 1: Tear Strength ISO 34-1 kN/m | ISO 34As the sheet prints it: ISO 34-1 | |
| Tensile stress at 5 % elongation orientation not stated | 3 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: 5% Strain | ISO 527 | |
| Tensile stress at 10 % elongation orientation not stated | 5 MPap. 1: Tensile Stress: 10% Strain | ISO 527 | |
| HDT at 0.45 MPa | 70 °Cp. 1: Heat Distortion Temperature @ 0.45 MPa ISO 75 °C | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 75As the sheet prints it: 0.45 MPa ISO 75 | |
| Melting temperature | 160 °Cp. 1: Melting Temperature Tm DSC °C | DSC | |
| Density | 1.16 g/cm3p. 1: Specific Gravity ISO 1183 g/cm3 | ISO 1183 | |
| Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40D1 value | |||
| Tensile break strength orientation not stated | 30 MPa (ASTM D638)p. 1: Tensile strength at break | ASTM D638 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Fiberlogy, Safety Data Sheet: MATTFLEX 40D1 value | |||
| Melting temperature | 155°Cp. 5: Melting point / freezing point | no standard stated | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 210–230 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 50–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not requiredown data sheet
- Drying
- 50 °C for 4 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Differs in another document of this product, not used in deciding (a data sheet speaks before a product page, a newer edition before an older one): bed in Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40D.
Its 3 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 210°C - 230°C; Bed 50°C - 60°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy MattFlex 40Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 210°C - 230°C; Bed 50°C - 60°CFiberlogy, TECHNICAL DATA SHEET Fiberlogy MattFlex 40Dp. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle 210–230°C; Bed 70°C; Drying 50°C / 4 hoursFiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1: Printing temperature; p. 1: Bed temperature; p. 1: Build surface; p. 1: Drying conditions; p. 1: Enclosed chamber
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 5 documents
What the maker says (15)
- Good for
Compatible with BambuLab AMS.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Surface finish
Fiberlogy MattFlex 40D is a modern, flexible 3D printing filament that stands out for its matte finish and rubber-like properties.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
It is an excellent alternative to traditional TPU filaments, offering not only ease of printing but also a unique appearance for your prints.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Surface finish
The matte surface effectively hides layer lines, giving models an aesthetically pleasing look and eliminating the need for additional post-processing.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Unlike many flexible filaments, MattFlex 40D allows for high print speeds—up to 60 mm/s—without compromising quality.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Good for
This makes it user-friendly and suitable for both hobbyists and professional FDM users.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
The filament offers impressive strength: it can be stretched up to 6 times its original length, has a compression resistance of up to 50%, and exhibits high impact strength and elasticity.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
Additionally, MattFlex 40D is resistant to chemicals and low temperatures, making it suitable for demanding technical and industrial applications.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Good for
Thanks to its unique combination of flexibility and a matte finish, Fiberlogy MattFlex 40D is ideal for producing functional gaskets, shock absorbers, flexible hinges, protective covers, and load-bearing components.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Good for
At the same time, it’s ideal for projects where an elegant 3D print appearance is just as important as durability.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Good for
Fiberlogy MattFlex 40D is a filament for users who want to combine the advantages of flexible materials with an attractive, matte finish.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Good for
It is an excellent choice for both home and professional applications.
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Build surface: Smooth PEI + masking tape or adhesive; Textured PEI + adhesive; Glass + masking tape or adhesive
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Drying conditions: 50°C / 4 hours
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Enclosed chamber: not required
Fiberlogy, MattFlex 40Dp. 1
FormFutura FlexiFilStrength XY, MPa24Modulus XY, GPa0.095Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C220–260Bed, °C90–110Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h—
FormFutura FlexiFilFormFutura
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil™9 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 95 Mpap. 1: Tensile modulus | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Tensile break strength orientation not stated | 24 Mpap. 1: Tensile strength | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 530 %p. 1: Elongation at break | ISO 527 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Hardness | 45 Shore Dp. 1: Flexural modulus - - - Hardness Thermal | ISO 868 | in the median |
| Vicat softening temperature | 90° Cp. 1: Viscat softening temp. | ISO 306As the sheet prints it: ISO 306; method=VST/A/50 (50° C/h, 10N) | |
| Density | 1.14 g/ccp. 1: Specific gravity | ISO 1183 | |
| Water absorption | 0.69 %p. 1: Water absorption ± | no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: Saturated at 23° C | |
| Water absorption | 0.30 %p. 1: Moisture absorption ± | no standard namedAs the sheet prints it: Equilibrium 23° C/50% RH | |
| Melt volume-flow rate | 39 cm³/10minp. 1: Melt flow rate | ISO 1133As the sheet prints it: ISO 1133; 2.16Kg | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 220–260 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 90–110 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Nozzle ± 220 - 260° CFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil™p. 1: Recommended printing settings
- Nozzle ± 220 – 260° C; Bed ± 90 – 110° CFormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1: General printing guidelines
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (11)
- Benefits
FlexiFil is a rubber-like flexible TPC type of 3D printer filament that offer flexibility with a "flexural memory", long term heat resistance, strength and an excellent resistance to UV and chemicals.
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
Objects printed with FlexiFil will have a “flexural memory”.
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
This allows objects to return back to their original shape after being bent, dented, or folded.
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
Its compound is partially bio-based.
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
It offers a unique combination of flexibility, long term heat resistance, strength, excellent UV resistance and good resistance to chemicals.
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
Very flexible filament with “flexural memory”
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
High impact resistance
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
No deformation or breaks when stressed by bending
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
Strong & durable
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
Good resistance to chemicals
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1 - Benefits
Excellent UV resistance
FormFutura, FlexiFilp. 1
Chemicals and environment (1)
- UV and outdoor: described in words
The combination of flexibility, mechanical strength, durability, good resistance to chemicals, excellent UV resistance and extreme temperatures makes FlexiFil™ a unique filament.
UVFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil™p. 1
FormFutura FlexiFil TPC 30DStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg102Nozzle, °C230–260Bed, °C60–90Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, hdry first
FormFutura FlexiFil TPC 30DFormFutura
Data sheet shared with FormFutura FlexiFil TPC 40D: their values are one table, recorded once.
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30D8 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Elongation at break orientation not stated | 400 %p. 1: Elongation at break | printed specimen (implied by the document), ASTM D638 | in the median |
| Flexural strength orientation not stated | 20 kgf/cm2p. 1: Flexural strength | ASTM D790 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Hardness | 30 Shore Dp. 1: Shore hardness D | ISO 7619As the sheet prints it: ISO 7619-1 | in the median |
| Tensile stress at 100 % elongation orientation not stated | 45 kgf/cm2p. 1: Tensile strength at 100% | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 100% ASTM D638 | |
| Tensile stress at 200 % elongation orientation not stated | 55 kgf/cm2p. 1: Tensile strength at 200% | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 200% ASTM D638 | |
| Tensile stress at 300 % elongation orientation not stated | 65 kgf/cm2p. 1: Tensile strength at 300% | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: 300% ASTM D638 | |
| HDT at 0.45 MPa | 50 °Cp. 1: Heat Deflection Temperature (0.45mn/m2) | ASTM D648As the sheet prints it: 0.45mn/m2 ASTM D648 | |
| Density | 1.15 g/cm3p. 1: Density | ISO 1183 | |
| FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40D5 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Flexural strength orientation not stated | 45 kgf/cm²p. 1: Flexural strength | ASTM D790 | not in the median: another value of this product is in it |
| Tensile stress at 100 % elongation orientation not stated | 80 kgf/cm²p. 1: Tensile strength at 100% | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: ASTM D638; elongation=100 % | |
| Tensile stress at 200 % elongation orientation not stated | 90 kgf/cm²p. 1: Tensile strength at 200% | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: ASTM D638; elongation=200 % | |
| Tensile stress at 300 % elongation orientation not stated | 100 kgf/cm²p. 1: Tensile strength at 300% | ASTM D638As the sheet prints it: ASTM D638; elongation=300 % | |
| Density | 1.22 g/cm3p. 1: Density | ISO 1183 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 230–260 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 60–90 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- required, schedule not statedown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Drying it is recommended to dry the material prior to usage and to 3D print it directly from a dry boxFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1: Storage and handling
- Nozzle ± 230 – 260°C; Bed ± 60 – 90° C; Drying it is recommended to dry the material prior to usage and to 3D print it directly from a dry boxFormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1: General printing guidelines; Storage and handling
Price
102 CAD/kgits one regular price in the sample
1 listing
- 3DJake International: 102 CAD/kgFormFutura FlexiFil TPC 30D Black, 1,75 mm / 500 g (SKU FF-FX30-175BLCK-00500)in its price; 3DJake International (European storefront) lists 31.7 EUR for 0.5 kg: 63.3 EUR/kg before VAT, × 1.6084 CAD per EUR (Bank of Canada, 29 Sep 2026). Used only where no Canadian shop in the sample sells the product. Shipping, duty and Canadian stock are not included.; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 4 documents
What the maker says (20)
- Good for
Insoles and orthopedic applications
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Good for
Seals and gaskets
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
This engineering filament combines flexibility with elasticity and resilience.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
You can fold, squish and stretch parts without tearing or breaking it.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
Its impact resistance and absorption properties are phenomenal.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
FlexiFil TPC 30D shows good resistance to chemicals and UV radiation.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
This material is slightly more flexible than its sibling Flexifil TPC 40D.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Low moisture absorption
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
FlexiFil TPC 30D is a rubber-like flexible TPC type of 3D printer engineering filament that not only combines flexibility with elasticity and resilience, but also provides great strength and an excellent resistance to UV and chemicals.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
Your 3D printed objects are almost unbreakable.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
You can even stretch this material up to more than 400% of its initial size.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
Flexible with a shore hardness of 30D
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
Extremely impact resistant
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Benefits
High chemical resistance
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Good for
Industrial applications
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Filament should be stored at room temperature in a dry and dark place with humidity below 15%.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Recommended storage temperature is ca. 18-25°C (64.4 -77.0°F).
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Keep out of moisture, sunlight and direct heat.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
When stored properly, product has a shelf life of 24 months.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
To obtain the best parameters of the printed object, it is recommended to dry the material prior to usage and to 3D print it directly from a dry box.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1
Chemicals and environment (1)
- UV and outdoor: described in words
Good UV resistant properties.
UVFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 30Dp. 1
FormFutura FlexiFil TPC 40DStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C230–260Bed, °C60–90Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, hdry first
FormFutura FlexiFil TPC 40DFormFutura
Data sheet shared with FormFutura FlexiFil TPC 30D: their values are one table, recorded once.
Published values
No value is on file for this product.
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 230–260 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 60–90 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- required, schedule not statedown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its 2 print profiles, in the documents' words
- Drying it is recommended to dry the material prior to usage and to 3D print it directly from a dry boxFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1: Storage and handling
- Nozzle ± 230 – 260°C; Bed ± 60 – 90° C; Drying it is recommended to dry the material prior to usage and to 3D print it directly from a dry boxFormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1: General printing guidelines; Storage and handling
Price
Not in the price sample.
1 listing: 1 with no regular price per kilogram recorded
- 3DJake International: 63.3 EUR per kg, sale priceFormFutura FlexiFil TPC 40D Black, 1,75 mm / 500 g (SKU FF-FX40-175BLCK-00500)not used: no regular price per kilogram recorded; seen 30 Sep 2026
Its 3 documents
What the maker says (20)
- Good for
Insoles and orthopedic applications
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Good for
Seals and gaskets
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
This engineering filament combines flexibility with elasticity and resilience.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
You can fold, squish and stretch parts without tearing or breaking it.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
Its impact resistance and absorption properties are phenomenal.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
FlexiFil TPC 40D shows good resistance to chemicals and UV radiation.
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Low moisture absorption
FormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
FlexiFil TPC 40D is a rubber-like flexible TPC type of 3D printer engineering filament that not only combines flexibility with elasticity and resilience, but also provides great strength and an excellent resistance to UV and chemicals.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
Your 3D printed objects are almost unbreakable.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
You can even stretch this material up to more than 400% of its initial size.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
Flexible with a shore hardness of 40D
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
Extremely impact resistant
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Benefits
High chemical resistance
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Good for
Industrial applications
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Printing advice
Experience level: intermediate
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Filament should be stored at room temperature in a dry and dark place with humidity below 15%.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Recommended storage temperature is ca. 18-25°C (64.4 -77.0°F).
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
Keep out of moisture, sunlight and direct heat.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
When stored properly, product has a shelf life of 24 months.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1 - Moisture sensitivity
To obtain the best parameters of the printed object, it is recommended to dry the material prior to usage and to 3D print it directly from a dry box.
FormFutura, FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1
Chemicals and environment (1)
- UV and outdoor: described in words
Good UV resistant properties.
UVFormFutura, Technical Data Sheet FlexiFil TPC 40Dp. 1
BASF Forward AM Ultrafuse TPC 45DStrength XY, MPa—Modulus XY, GPa—Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C220–240Bed, °C20–60Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h604–16 h
BASF Forward AM Ultrafuse TPC 45DBASF Forward AM
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| BASF Forward AM, Ultrafuse TPC 45D4 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Hardness | 45D Shore Dp. 1: Product Description, "shore 45D" | no standard stated | in the median |
| Glass transition temperature | -35 °Cp. 2: Glass transition temperature | ISO 11357As the sheet prints it: ISO 11357-2 | |
| Melting temperature | 180 °Cp. 2: Melting temperature | ISO 11357As the sheet prints it: ISO 11357-3 | |
| Density | 1150 kg/m³p. 2: Density | ISO 1183As the sheet prints it: ISO 1183-1 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 220–240 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 20–60 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- no setpointown data sheet
- Drying
- 60 °C for 4–16 hown data sheet
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 220-240°C; Bed 20-60°C; Chamber -; Drying 60°C for4-16h hot-air dryer or vacuum ovenBASF Forward AM, Ultrafuse TPC 45DRecommended printing settings; p. 2: Build Chamber Temperature; p. 2: Bed Material
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 2 documents
What the maker says (2)
- Benefits
TPC 45D is a flexible, shore 45D, rubber-like Thermoplastic Copolyester Elastomer (TPE-C), which is derived from rapeseed oil and combines the best properties of elastomers (rubbers) and polyesters.
BASF Forward AM, Ultrafuse TPC 45Dp. 1 - Adhesion between layers
The material delivers excellent adhesion in the Z-direction, meaning that the printed layers don’t detach - even with extreme deformation.
BASF Forward AM, Ultrafuse TPC 45Dp. 1
Fabru Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)Strength XY, MPa43Modulus XY, GPa0.2Price, CAD/kg—Nozzle, °C200–240Bed, °C100–120Chamber, °C—Drying, °C, h—
Fabru Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)Fabru
Published values
| Property | As published | Conditions | On the Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)6 valuesUnless a row says otherwise: specimen not stated | |||
| Tensile modulus orientation not stated | 200 MPap. 1: Tensile modulus (ISO 527-1/-2) | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Tensile yield strength orientation not stated | 43 MPap. 1: Yield stress (ISO 527-1/-2) | specimen not stated; its document points to a moulded or resin bar, ISO 527As the sheet prints it: ISO 527-1/-2 | not in the median: set apart (never used to pass), test bar not described as printed |
| Vicat softening temperature | 90 °Cp. 1: Vicat softening temperature A | no standard stated | |
| Density | 1.20 g/cm3p. 1: Density (ISO 1183) | ISO 1183 | |
| Melt mass-flow rate | 11.7 g/10minp. 1: MFR (ISO 1133) | ISO 1133 | |
| Mould shrinkage orientation not stated | 0.95 %p. 1: Shrinkage (ISO 294-4) | ISO 294As the sheet prints it: ISO 294-4 | |
Print settings
- Nozzle
- 200–240 °Cown data sheet
- Bed
- 100–120 °Cown data sheet
- Heated chamber
- not stated
- Drying
- not stated
- Hardened nozzle
- not stated
Its print profile, in the documents' words
- Nozzle 200-240 °C; Bed 100-120 °CFabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1: Printing temperature; p. 1: Heated bed temperature; p. 1: Heatable printing plate (General text)
Price
Not in the price sample.
Its 2 documents
What the maker says (9)
- Good for
The TPC is used in dynamic applications where prolonged constant flexibility is required, such as applications where material is continuously bent becomes.
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Good for
TPC is ideal for dual extrusion printing, for example in combination with PETG to print sealing areas and other areas that require high elasticity.
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Benefits
TPC also has high strength making it resistant to damage.
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Benefits
High elasticity - high wear and abrasion resistance - well suited for dual extrusion - very good resistance to chemicals
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Pitfalls and limitations
Only printable with Direct Drive Extruder - low printing speed
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Warping and shrinkage
relatively large shrinkage
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Printing advice
The lower the infill percentage is chosen, the more elastic the printed component remains.
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Printing advice
This means that components with partially more elastic/reinforced areas can also be printed.
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1 - Printing advice
In order to process TPC successfully, a heatable printing plate is essential.
Fabru, Thermoplastic polyester elastomer (TPC)p. 1
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Not published by any product: tensile strength (Z) and notched impact.
Values are for the colour each sheet tested; pigment can change them.