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Anycubic TPU 68D filament 1kg – Blue
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Create durable, flexible 3D prints with this Anycubic TPU 68D blue filament. This 1kg spool offers a 68D hardness and 650% elongation at break for strong, impact-resistant parts. It suits promotional items and other flexible uses, providing dependable Anycubic material.
The Anycubic TPU 68D filament in blue provides businesses a dependable material for creating flexible, durable 3D printed items, suitable for promotional products.
- This functional 1kg spool of Anycubic TPU 68D filament is a thermoplastic polyurethane, formulated for flexible and strong parts.
- It offers a 68D hardness and an elongation at break of 650% for high impact resistance.
- The filament supports printing speeds from 40 to 250 mm/s and is compatible with all nozzle materials, with a recommended size of 0.4 mm or larger.
- The spool features intelligent identification for Anycubic ACE systems and is reusable, helping reduce waste.
This Anycubic TPU 68D filament is ideal for producing custom corporate gifts or branded items in South Africa that need to withstand bending and impact.
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Create durable, flexible 3D prints with this Anycubic TPU 68D blue filament. This 1kg spool offers a 68D hardness and 650% elongation at break for strong, impact-resistant parts. It suits promotional items and other flexible uses, providing dependable Anycubic material.
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