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product_id: 425842096
title: "Polymaker TPU Filament 1.75mm Black, 0.75kg Shore 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm - PolyFlex TPU95 3D Printing TPU Filament 0.75kg Black Soft Flexible Filament"
brand: "polymaker"
price: "S/.236"
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# 400% Strain-to-Failure Elasticity Sleek Black 1.75mm Diameter Shore 95A - Premium Flex Strength Polymaker TPU Filament 1.75mm Black, 0.75kg Shore 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm - PolyFlex TPU95 3D Printing TPU Filament 0.75kg Black Soft Flexible Filament

**Brand:** polymaker
**Price:** S/.236
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Flex Your Prints with Polymaker PolyFlex TPU95 — Where Strength Meets Style

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Polymaker TPU Filament 1.75mm Black, 0.75kg Shore 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm - PolyFlex TPU95 3D Printing TPU Filament 0.75kg Black Soft Flexible Filament by polymaker
- **How much does it cost?** S/.236 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- polymaker enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted polymaker brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Creative Versatility:** Ideal for wearables, seals, gaskets, phone cases, and impact-resistant components—unlock your design potential.
- • **Precision & Durability:** Prints crisp, detailed parts with exceptional abrasion resistance and shape memory.
- • **Superior Print Quality:** Outstanding layer adhesion ensures bubble-free, warp-free, and jam-free flexible prints every time.
- • **Universal Printer Compatibility:** Works flawlessly with nearly all desktop FDM/FFF 3D printers—no mods needed.
- • **Tangle & Moisture-Proof Packaging:** Vacuum-sealed with desiccant in a resealable bag to keep your filament fresh and jam-free.

## Overview

Polymaker PolyFlex TPU95 is a premium 1.75mm black thermoplastic polyurethane filament with Shore 95A hardness, offering over 400% elasticity. Designed for universal desktop 3D printer compatibility, it delivers exceptional flexibility, superior layer adhesion, and moisture-resistant packaging. Perfect for high-precision, durable, and flexible prints ranging from wearable accessories to industrial-grade components.

## Description

desertcart.com: Polymaker TPU Filament 1.75mm Black, 0.75kg Shore 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm - PolyFlex TPU95 3D Printing TPU Filament 0.75kg Black Soft Flexible Filament : Industrial & Scientific

Review: Only one I've used, but very happy with it. - I'm a total novice with this stuff. Printing it in a Bambu P1S. There's not a specific profile for it, so I just used the Generic TPU profile and it prints very nicely with a few tweaks. Really a neat material to work with. Much more interesting than PLA and not much harder to use once you realize that everything needs to move very slowly with this material. Not a huge fan of the carboard rolls, but I found a Polymaker roller wrap for this. It was a good fit when printed at 200.25mm diameter. This helps the carboard roll nicely in my drybox feeder. This absolutely does not work in the AMS. I know the Bambu wiki says it doesn't, but I figured I'd try anyway. They're not joking. It jammed up right quick like.
Review: Not Yo Daddy’s TPU: Polymaker Polyflex TPU = Game Changer - The trick to gaining clean, crisp prints from Polymaker Polyflex TPU is to print single parts at a time versus batches of multiple components. This makes a “night and day” difference in print quality and precision. Though this TPU Shore 95A filament is very “soft” and flexible to the touch, I am having zero problems feeding and printing it with a 15.5” (long) Bowden tube between my extruder and hot-end. I’m using a stock Ender 3v2 Neo with Capricorn XS tubing and Diamondback nozzle. Here’s the amazing thing: on the non-direct-drive printer set-up described above, I get fantastic prints at low nozzle temp (200 deg C), modest speed (30 mm/s), and with quite a bit of retraction (5 mm distance @ 25 mm/s speed). This is completely contrary to the usual requirements for printing TPU, which is to “print hot, print slow, and turn off retraction.” I’ve experienced ZERO nozzle clogs, extruder gear slips, or filament breaks with this Polymaker Polyflex TPU. But, then again, Polymaker filaments have proven to me to be consistently top-performing and problem-free. The print quality is so high that I’m able to cleanly and clearly print small text (3.5 mm heigh and 1 mm deep) embossed into horizontal surfaces, which get deformed and obscured when I print with PLA. I had so much fun with the accuracy and precision of this Polymaker Polyflex TPU, that I ended up printing 60 hours of parts that I had not intended to produce in TPU. I am discovering that this TPU prints more crisply and accurately on my set-up than with PLA. Polymaker Polyflex TPU Shore 95A is incredibly resilient and abrasion resistant. I created some press-fit components with it that have to be hammered to disassemble. The parts printed in this TPU can absorb huge impact forces from metal punches under forceful hammer blows without deforming, tearing or denting. The clear TPU is remarkably translucent. If you print really hot and slow, on a smooth build plate, with high fan speed, you can get “see through” clarity. This Polymaker Polyflex TPU flows really well with very low viscosity when the nozzle temps go up. Heating it up high and then cooling it quickly keeps it amorphous with window glass-like clarity. Printing at lower temps and letting this TPU cool more slowly allows a crystalline structure to form in the material which is more opaque but exceptionally strong. Usage tip: if you’re used to disengaging the extruder gears to manually push your filament through a Bowden tube … don’t. Select “disable stepper” and use the knob on the extruder to “wind” this TPU filament from the extruder to the hot-end. The Polymaker Polyflex TPU is on the expensive side, but it definitely performs to its higher price point and gives me the impression that it is a premium product. The much heavier gauge “foil” bag it comes vacuum sealed in adds to that impression. As such, I have have been careful to take elevated care of this spool, and put it into the filament dryer for 8 hours before putting it away in a vacuum sealed container with dessicant. I have a whole bunch of other materials on my production schedule, but I am really looking forward to when I can find an excuse to break out the Polymaker Polyflex TPU and do more prints with it. I’ve had such great success with this Shore 95A TPU that I’m tempted to try the 90A rated TPU from Polymaker on my Bowden-tube set-up.

## Features

- Customizable Flexibility: PolyFlex TPU95 is a 1.75 flexible TPU filament (thermoplastic polyurethane) with a Shore A hardness of 95A and over 400% strain-to-failure. Unlike many flexible filaments, PolyFlex is compatible with nearly all desktop FDM/FFF printers without any hardware modifications.
- Tangle and Moisture-Free: Polymaker TPU filament is carefully wound to prevent tangling and is dried and vacuum-sealed in a resealable ziplock bag with a desiccant. Always keep the tip secure to avoid nodes, and use the side holes on the spool to help prevent tangling.
- Flexible, Strong, Consistent & Outstanding Layer Adhesion: Polymaker TPU filament is easy to print, providing excellent flexibility and shape memory. Its robust rubbery texture and outstanding layer adhesion ensure bubble-free, jam-free, and warp-free prints when using the correct settings.
- Unlock Your Creativity: PolyFlex 1.75 TPU filament is ideal for creating wear seals, plugs, gaskets, sheets, keyring cases, and components for mobile devices and bikes. It’s also perfect for wearable and protective applications such as insoles, watch bands, phone cases, and drone parts.
- PolyFlex TPU95 Printing Settings: Nozzle: 210˚C - 230˚C; Bed: 25˚C - 60˚C; Speed: 20mm/s - 40mm/s; Fan: On. Recommended Diameter: Flexible 1.75 TPU filament (Elastic TPU Roll).

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09KL2FXNJ |
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,303 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #289 in 3D Printing Filament |
| Brand | POLYMAKER |
| Brand Name | POLYMAKER |
| Color | 111 - Polyflex Tpu95 1.75mm Black 0.75kg (Hex Code: #16161a) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 660 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 06938936710592 |
| Item Diameter | 1.75 Millimeters |
| Item Height | 45 millimeters |
| Item Weight | 0.75 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Polymaker |
| Material | Thermoplastic Polyurethane |
| Material Type | Thermoplastic Polyurethane |
| Special Feature | High Flexibility and Compatibility |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** POLYMAKER
- **Material:** Thermoplastic Polyurethane
- **Color:** 111 - Polyflex Tpu95 1.75mm Black 0.75kg (Hex Code: #16161a)
- **Item Weight:** 0.75 Kilograms
- **Item Diameter:** 1.75 Millimeters

## Images

![Polymaker TPU Filament 1.75mm Black, 0.75kg Shore 95A Flexible 3D Printer Filament 1.75mm - PolyFlex TPU95 3D Printing TPU Filament 0.75kg Black Soft Flexible Filament - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81BzEOSA6kL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How many meters of filament are there in the 750 gr reel?**
A: There should be about 94 m of filament on the roll. There are also markings on the filament spool for weight and length.

**Q: How heavy is this compared to abs or pla when printed?**
A: about the same

**Q: Can this filament be used with the scribbler v3 3d pen ?**
A: Yes, it should work on the 3D pens.

**Q: Is there a 2.85 - 3.0 mm version available?**
A: Not at this time. Currently, it is 1.75mm only.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Only one I've used, but very happy with it.
*by D***S on December 3, 2025*

I'm a total novice with this stuff. Printing it in a Bambu P1S. There's not a specific profile for it, so I just used the Generic TPU profile and it prints very nicely with a few tweaks. Really a neat material to work with. Much more interesting than PLA and not much harder to use once you realize that everything needs to move very slowly with this material. Not a huge fan of the carboard rolls, but I found a Polymaker roller wrap for this. It was a good fit when printed at 200.25mm diameter. This helps the carboard roll nicely in my drybox feeder. This absolutely does not work in the AMS. I know the Bambu wiki says it doesn't, but I figured I'd try anyway. They're not joking. It jammed up right quick like.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not Yo Daddy’s TPU: Polymaker Polyflex TPU = Game Changer
*by S***. on March 27, 2024*

The trick to gaining clean, crisp prints from Polymaker Polyflex TPU is to print single parts at a time versus batches of multiple components. This makes a “night and day” difference in print quality and precision. Though this TPU Shore 95A filament is very “soft” and flexible to the touch, I am having zero problems feeding and printing it with a 15.5” (long) Bowden tube between my extruder and hot-end. I’m using a stock Ender 3v2 Neo with Capricorn XS tubing and Diamondback nozzle. Here’s the amazing thing: on the non-direct-drive printer set-up described above, I get fantastic prints at low nozzle temp (200 deg C), modest speed (30 mm/s), and with quite a bit of retraction (5 mm distance @ 25 mm/s speed). This is completely contrary to the usual requirements for printing TPU, which is to “print hot, print slow, and turn off retraction.” I’ve experienced ZERO nozzle clogs, extruder gear slips, or filament breaks with this Polymaker Polyflex TPU. But, then again, Polymaker filaments have proven to me to be consistently top-performing and problem-free. The print quality is so high that I’m able to cleanly and clearly print small text (3.5 mm heigh and 1 mm deep) embossed into horizontal surfaces, which get deformed and obscured when I print with PLA. I had so much fun with the accuracy and precision of this Polymaker Polyflex TPU, that I ended up printing 60 hours of parts that I had not intended to produce in TPU. I am discovering that this TPU prints more crisply and accurately on my set-up than with PLA. Polymaker Polyflex TPU Shore 95A is incredibly resilient and abrasion resistant. I created some press-fit components with it that have to be hammered to disassemble. The parts printed in this TPU can absorb huge impact forces from metal punches under forceful hammer blows without deforming, tearing or denting. The clear TPU is remarkably translucent. If you print really hot and slow, on a smooth build plate, with high fan speed, you can get “see through” clarity. This Polymaker Polyflex TPU flows really well with very low viscosity when the nozzle temps go up. Heating it up high and then cooling it quickly keeps it amorphous with window glass-like clarity. Printing at lower temps and letting this TPU cool more slowly allows a crystalline structure to form in the material which is more opaque but exceptionally strong. Usage tip: if you’re used to disengaging the extruder gears to manually push your filament through a Bowden tube … don’t. Select “disable stepper” and use the knob on the extruder to “wind” this TPU filament from the extruder to the hot-end. The Polymaker Polyflex TPU is on the expensive side, but it definitely performs to its higher price point and gives me the impression that it is a premium product. The much heavier gauge “foil” bag it comes vacuum sealed in adds to that impression. As such, I have have been careful to take elevated care of this spool, and put it into the filament dryer for 8 hours before putting it away in a vacuum sealed container with dessicant. I have a whole bunch of other materials on my production schedule, but I am really looking forward to when I can find an excuse to break out the Polymaker Polyflex TPU and do more prints with it. I’ve had such great success with this Shore 95A TPU that I’m tempted to try the 90A rated TPU from Polymaker on my Bowden-tube set-up.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Like it..
*by M***P on November 25, 2025*

Good quality, strong, works good..

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