TPU Filament 1.75mm 1KG Transparent Green High Quality Consumables for 3D Printers

Description

What it is

Arduiner’s 1.75mm TPU filament is a consumable for 3d printers, ideal for creating flexible and durable prototypes.

Features

• TPU Filament 1.75mm
• Weight: 1KG
• Melting point: check datasheet
• Viscosity: check datasheet

What it is for

This TPU filament is used for 3d printing of flexible prototypes, prosthetics, and models. It’s perfect for creating elastic parts in various fields such as engineering, design, and medicine.

Tutorial: How to use 1KG Transparent Green TPU Filament 1.75mm

The 1.75mm TPU filament is ideal for 3d printers that require elastic and durable materials. Useful for prototypes, prosthetics, and models.

What you need

• 3d Printer Compatible
• Filament Spool Cart
• 1KG Transparent Green TPU Filament 1.75mm

Steps

1. Check printer compatibility with TPU filament.
2. Mount the filament spool cart on the spool.
3. Insert the filament into the printer’s filament bin.
4. Configure the printer software for TPU (temperature: 220-290°C).
5. Set the print speed (20-60 mm/s).
6. Start printing using a G-code file or the printer software.
7. Check the print regularly to avoid jams.
8. Allow the piece to cool for 24 hours.

Mini project

Print a prosthetic ear in TPU for a medical prototype.

Common mistakes

• Setting the temperature too low can cause adhesion to the carriage.
• Using a speed that is too high can cause filament breakage.
• Not cooling the piece sufficiently can cause warping.
• Moving the printer without stabilizing it can cause jams.

Recommended accessories

• Filament spooler
• Filament roller
• Cooling tube
• 3D print support filament

Frequently asked questions

Is the filament sticking to the carriage?
Set the temperature higher and ensure the carriage is clean and lubricated.

How can I cool the piece after printing?
Use a cooling tube or leave the piece in a cool place for 24 hours.

Can I use TPU filament to print heavy objects?
TPU is durable, but check the maximum resistance of the material on the datasheet.

Is TPU filament compatible with all 3D printers?
Check the compatibility on the product datasheet or the printer model datasheet.