eSUN eTPU-95A Filament - 1.75mm 1kg Various Colors

Bon filament

It was a good filament to print and loved the red! I did find that I really needed to dry it thoroughly before printing with it as it was VERY wet. I ended up drying it for over 11 hours in an eSun Filament dryer before print quality improved.

Works great, looks futuristic

Amazing colors Red

Excellent TPU-95.. Lien inter-couche vraiment parfait! Étirement avant rupture plus que satisfaisant.. Peut servir à tellement d'application, fabrication ou réparation.. Donc à avoir à la maison en tout temps.. Avec Esun tu ne te trompe pas!

Excellent TPU-95.. Lien inter-couche vraiment parfait! Étirement avant rupture plus que satisfaisant.. Peut servir à tellement d'application, fabrication ou réparation.. Donc à avoir à la maison en tout temps.. Avec Esun tu ne te trompe pas!

Works great so far! Was using the Sain Smart TPU and i can't see any real difference in printing or mechanical performance. Would recommend.

Works great so far! Was using the Sain Smart TPU and i can't see any real difference in printing or mechanical performance. Would recommend.

first test i tried blending it with a pla base when using the end of my spool worked perfectly minimal stringing around 200 celsius.

Great A grade product!!!

Great A grade product!!!

Easier to print than expected !

I bought this for my husband as he wanted to try a flexible filament and he had been looking for a "good" red. This is a "great" red with a little sparkle. He has been printing with it and loves the way it prints and how the layers are almost non-existent. I will be looking at the other colors available.

I have printed with a few different brands of TPU and find this one is the easiest to work with as well as being a great deal as you get 1kg where most are 500g. I print on an Ender 3 v2 with a Micro Swiss direct drive/all metal hotend and found it likes it a little hotter than most of the TPU filaments I have used. 235c with 88% flow rate works great (30mm/s first layer, 50mm/s for the rest). I print on the steel side of a PEI spring steel sheet as I have heard TPU sticks too well to PEI. I just spray the sheet with a little hairspray and I am good to go. Glue stick works as well but leaves a residue embedded on the bottom of the print that doesn't work well for my application.

eTPU-95A arrived quickly and, with a few printer mods, printed quite well on the first test piece and several parts after that. It was a good start into flex filaments.

I have used this to make some replacement parts for things such as vaccuum cleaner power head tires. It works OK but the first bit always seems to print poorly then work OK so I seem to discard the first few layers then restart the print and it works fine thereafter. Even with minimal internal structure it is not as springy as I expected the printed result is fine though.

I designed this phone casing & printed it on the Prusa Mk 3s The part came great!

Use for Shojigarden greenhouse parts

Prints easily, no odour and very little settings change from printing esun PLA+