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*Shore A hardnes of 90-95 - [https://x3d.com.au/products/polyflex-tpu95-material-750g?_pos=7&_sid=5ca514549&_ss=r]. Strain to failure [https://www.researchgate.net/post/What-do-you-mean-by-strain-to-failure#:~:text=Strain%20to%20failure%20gives%20the,as%20experimented%20in%20tensile%20test.] of 400%.
*Shore A hardnes of 90-95 - [https://x3d.com.au/products/polyflex-tpu95-material-750g?_pos=7&_sid=5ca514549&_ss=r]. Strain to failure [https://www.researchgate.net/post/What-do-you-mean-by-strain-to-failure#:~:text=Strain%20to%20failure%20gives%20the,as%20experimented%20in%20tensile%20test.] of 400%.
*Ninjaflex 85A [https://ninjatek.com/shop/ninjaflex/] and 660% elongation at break
*Ninjaflex 85A [https://ninjatek.com/shop/ninjaflex/] and 660% elongation at break
*Softest on the market - Shore 60A [https://coexllc.com/product/3d-filaments/coexflex/coexflex-tpu/coexflex-tpu-60a/black-coexflex-60a-tpu-1-75mm/]


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Revision as of 02:18, 9 June 2021

3D Printing Filaments

  • Shore A hardnes of 90-95 - [1]. Strain to failure [2] of 400%.
  • Ninjaflex 85A [3] and 660% elongation at break
  • Softest on the market - Shore 60A [4]

Metrics

  • 80-100 Shore A is hard, like shoe soles or shopping cart wheels [5]

TPU Sources

  • Only 2% strain to break? [6]