BLK. TPR 1.75mm 800g ECO
BLK. TPR 1.75mm 800g ECO
3D Printer Filament
TPR 65A 1.75 mm Black 800g
Weight: 800g
Colour: Black
Material: TPR
Nozzle Temperature: 200°C - 210°C*
Bed Temperature: 0°C - 50°C
Diameter: 1.75mm ± 0.03mm
Shore Hardness: 65A
Our TPR is a custom formulated blend of thermoplastic elastomer which results in an incredibly resistant, flexible 3D printing material with a shore hardness of 65A. Produced with industry in mind, it’s ideal for printing automotive parts, industrial tooling, flexible seals and medical training tools that need to be able to flex and bend without breaking. Chemically resistant to greases, light acids, and alkalis, our TPR is designed to perform in dirty or chemically demanding conditions without degrading. This makes it perfect for use in parts for industrial or manufacturing settings. To top it off, our blend of TPR has outstanding UV and temperature resistance. Able to maintain its integrity in temperatures as low as -40 °C, it’s perfect for models that need to reliably handle extremely cold environments without breaking.
+ Why Standard Print Co.?
We aren't called Standard Print Co. for nothing. All our materials are made responsibly, to industry recognised standards. For more information, click here.
+ What is TPR used for?
TPR is ideal for printing automotive parts, industrial tooling, soft robotic end effectors, flexible seals and medical training tools that need to be able to flex and bend without breaking.
- Flexible Industrial Parts and Tools
- Automotive Parts
- Robotic Grippers and End Adaptors
- Gaskets and Seals
- End-use Parts With Medium Elasticity
- Parts Exposed to Greases, Light Acids and Alkalis
+ How do I best print TPR?
TPR is a flexible material and is recommended for advanced operators only.
To get up to speed with 3D printing, head over to our Beginners Guide to 3D Printing and download a free copy of our printing guide.
+ Can I print this with my 3D printer?
Hardware Requirements
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Heated Bed: Yes Enclosure: Optional |  |
Direct Drive Extruder: Yes |  |
Adhesion Aids:
Not Required |
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Part Cooling Fan: Yes |
+ How do I refill a Standard Print Co. ECO Spool.
| Step 1: | To re-spool an empty Standard Print Co. ECO spool, first loosen the four securing screws on the reverse face of the spool with a 3mm hex key. |
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| Step 2: | After removing the backing plate, slide your refill onto the spool |
| Do not cut the filament coil's securing straps at this stage. Doing so will result in the filament uncoiling completely, making it next to impossible to recoil in an orderly manner. | |
| Step 3: | Secure the end of the filament located on the inner diameter of the refill filament coil in the groove located on the inner diameter of the ECO spool before replacing the backing plate of the inner spool. Failure to do this will cause the refill filament coil to spin independently of the ECO spool. |
| Step 4: | Resecure the four screws holding backing plate to the ECO spool. |
| Step 5: | Only after the filament has been secured and backing plate replaced, should a pair of scissors be used to carefully cut and remove the four plastic straps holding the filament coil together being careful not to cut or damage the filament itself. |
+ Do you offer TPR in 2.85mm diameter filament?
Yes this filament is available in 2.85mm here.
+ Does Standard Print Co. TPR come in Transparent or semi-transparent colours other than black?
No, unfortunately this material is only available in black at this time.
PRINTING PARAMETERS
Print Speed: 15 - 30 mm/s
Printing Temperature: 200 - 210°C
Build Bed Temperature: 0 - 50°C
Retraction Speed: 10 - 20 mm/s
Retraction Distance: 3 - 10 mm
Cooling Fan: Yes
Filament Type: TPR
Printer Type: Cartesian/Delta
Extruder Type: Direct Drive Only
Layer Height: 0.1 - 0.3mm
Fill Density: 0 - 100%
Shell Thickness: >0.4mm
*Not all 3D printers are the same. This makes giving temperature advice difficult. Consider the suggested printing temperature as a starting point to be fine tuned as you experiment and print with our material. Don't be afraid to go above or below our suggested temperatures if it results in better quality prints. For more information on how to get the best our of your STANDARD PRINT CO. TPR Filament, head over to our 3D Printing Beginners Guide and download a free copy of our 3D printing guide.
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This material is only available in one colour.
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