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Latest revision as of 20:31, 20 November 2023
Hint: Combine with TPU Sources
Basics
- An abreviattion for the plastic Thermoplastic Polyurethane
- The main flexible filament used in FDM 3D Printing
- Can be hard to print due to the flexible filament "spilling out" in the extruder etc
- Also may require tweaking of settings to acheive the desired print quality
Notes
- 4-6,000 PSI tensile strength
- clear form exists
- UV stable forms exist
- Can be mixed with polar plastics such as PVC
Sourcing
Sourcing Working Doc
Pellets & Regrind
Internal Links
US Companies
- Good list on Thomas Register - [6]
- Midwest Elastomers [7]
- American Poly Film [8]
- Kent Elastomer [9]
- Resmart [10]. $2.60/lb Shore 80A ES in ton quantity.
- Metro Plastics [11]
- Lubrizol - [12]
Applications
http://www.apstpe.com/tpu-applications/
External Links
- The Wikipedia Page on TPU
- http://www.huntsman.com/polyurethanes/Media%20Library/global/files/guide_tpu.pdf
- https://redwoodplastics.com/polyurethane/polyether-vs-polyester/