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Anycubic TPU 68D filament 1kg – Red
From R728.00 ex VAT
Create durable, flexible items with Anycubic Red TPU 68D filament. This 1kg spool offers 650% elongation for impact-resistant prints. It supports fast printing speeds (40-250 mm/s) and works with various nozzles, making it a reliable Anycubic material.
The Anycubic TPU 68D filament in Red is a practical choice for businesses needing to produce flexible and durable promotional products or corporate gifts.
- This 1kg spool of red filament is made from flexible 68D TPU, offering 650% elongation at break for impact-resistant functional prints.
- It supports printing speeds from 40–250 mm/s and works with all nozzle materials, with 0.4 mm or larger nozzles recommended.
- The spool includes Anycubic ACE intelligent identification support and is reusable, helping to reduce material waste.
- Recommended drying conditions are 65–75 °C for 6–8 hours in a convection oven before use.
This Anycubic TPU 68D filament is ideal for creating custom electronic device cases, toys, or sports equipment parts for branding.
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Create durable, flexible items with Anycubic Red TPU 68D filament. This 1kg spool offers 650% elongation for impact-resistant prints. It supports fast printing speeds (40-250 mm/s) and works with various nozzles, making it a reliable Anycubic material.
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