3D Maliang 95A TPU Filament 1.75mm | 2×500G Bundle (1KG)

Print Flexible, Fast & Flawlessly with 3D Maliang High-Speed 95A TPU Filament

Take your 3D printing projects to the next level with the 3D Maliang High-Speed 95A TPU Filament. Designed for makers, engineers, and hobbyists who demand both flexibility and precision, this 1.75mm diameter filament delivers smooth, consistent extrusion every time. This bundle includes two 500G spools (1KG total) — giving you more material to bring your most ambitious designs to life without interruption.

Why Choose 3D Maliang 95A TPU Filament?

• High-Speed 95A TPU Material: Engineered for high-speed printing without sacrificing detail or surface quality. The 95A Shore hardness rating strikes the perfect balance between flexibility and rigidity — ideal for phone cases, gaskets, shoe soles, wearables, and more.
• 1.75mm Precision Diameter: Consistent ±0.02mm tolerance ensures smooth, jam-free feeding through your printer's extruder, producing clean, professional-grade layers every single print.
• No Harmful Chemicals: This filament contains no high-concern chemicals, making it a safer choice for home studios, workshops, and educational settings.
• 2-Roll Bundle Pack – 1KG Total: Two 500G spools give you an excellent value bundle. Switch between rolls seamlessly and minimize downtime on your longer print jobs.
• 1-Year Shelf Life: Properly stored, this filament maintains its material properties for up to one year — so you can stock up confidently and print on your own schedule.
• Wide Compatibility: Works with most FDM 3D printers that accept 1.75mm filament, including popular brands such as Creality, Bambu Lab, Prusa, Anycubic, and more.

Product Specifications

Perfect Applications for 95A TPU

TPU filament's unique elasticity and durability make it the go-to material for a wide range of flexible prints:

• Phone cases & protective covers
• Custom gaskets & seals
• Wearable accessories & bands
• RC car tires & bumpers
• Grips, handles & vibration dampeners
• Cosplay props & costume parts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is 95A TPU filament best used for in 3D printing?

A: 95A TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) filament is ideal for printing flexible yet durable parts. With a Shore hardness of 95A, it's firm enough for structural components but flexible enough for phone cases, gaskets, RC car tires, wearables, and vibration-absorbing parts. It offers excellent abrasion resistance and impact strength compared to rigid filaments like PLA or ABS.

Q: Is 1.75mm TPU filament compatible with my 3D printer?

A: Yes — 1.75mm is the most widely used filament diameter and is compatible with the vast majority of FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) 3D printers, including Creality Ender series, Bambu Lab, Prusa MK series, Anycubic, and many others. Always check your printer's specifications to confirm filament diameter before ordering.

Q: How should I store TPU filament to maintain its 1-year shelf life?

A: TPU filament is hygroscopic, meaning it absorbs moisture from the air. To extend its shelf life and maintain print quality, store your spools in an airtight container or resealable bag with silica gel desiccant packets, away from direct sunlight and humidity. If the filament has absorbed moisture, you can dry it in a filament dryer or low-temperature oven (around 45–55°C) for 4–6 hours before printing.

Q: What print settings are recommended for 95A TPU filament?

A: For best results with 95A TPU, a nozzle temperature of 220–240°C and a bed temperature of 30–60°C are generally recommended. Slower print speeds (20–40 mm/s) help prevent stringing and under-extrusion, especially on Bowden-tube setups. Direct-drive extruders tend to handle flexible TPU more reliably than Bowden configurations.