Anycubic TPU Filament Black 1Kg. Ideal Usage: Phone cases, custom gaskets, footwear prototypes, RC car tires, and vibration dampeners.

• Smooth Feeding with ACE 2 Pro: Engineered exclusively for ACE 2 Pro, Anycubic 68D TPU Filaments deliver perfectly balanced toughness and rigidity for jam-free feeding and smooth multi-material prints every time, perfect for drone protection, electronic cases, tool grips, RC tires, vibration dampers, wearable accessories and durable flexible mechanical parts.

• Soft & Hard Filament Multi-Material Printing: Anycubic TPU for ACE features superior interlayer adhesion, bonding seamlessly with PLA, PETG, and more to create strong, unified parts without post-print assembly. It prevents material delamination and saves you the hassle of gluing separate prints, enabling sturdy integrated dual-material pieces like composite drone bumpers, anti-slip tool grips and shockproof phone cases with long-lasting bonding strength.
• 68D Hardness for Extreme Durability: Anycubic TPU for ACE 3D Printer Filament features 68D Shore hardness, outperforming standard 95A filaments with superior structural integrity, impact resistance, and wear resistance. It holds shape steadily without sagging or deformation, supporting durable functional parts that endure frequent friction and collision for long-term daily use.
• Easy to Print with Crisp Details: Improved formulation eliminates feathering and stringing common in traditional TPU. ANYCUBIC TPU for ACE 3D Filament delivers smooth, detailed prints while supporting high-speed printing for efficient production.
• Filament Intelligent Identification: Integrated chips enable instant filament identification and automatic preset loading, delivering a streamlined printing experience.
• No More Tangles with Reusable Spools: Threaded connection keeps spool-free filaments stable and organized, eliminating messy tangles, scattering, and failed prints.
• TPU Print Setting Recommended: Recommended Printing Temperature: 210-250℃; Bed Temperature: 35-60℃; Recommended Printing Speed: 40-250mm/s.

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• Material Type: TPU
• Melting Point Temperature: 145 ℃ While the crystalline regions inside the polymer chain melt at roughly 145°C, you will need to set your extruder much higher (recommended 195°C – 230°C) to decrease the viscosity enough for smooth, continuous 3D printing.
• Vicat Softening Temperature: Not Applicable. Because TPU 95A is already soft and elastomeric at room temperature, standard needle penetration tests (like ISO 306) fail to yield a meaningful metric. The material yields to the needle naturally due to its elasticity rather than purely thermal softening.
• Heat Deflection Temperature (0.45MPa): 52 ℃.  Note: Under even a mild physical load, a printed TPU part will begin to lose its elastic structural rebound and warp if it surpasses 52°C.

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