Formfutura FlexiFil™ Black

Flexibl TPC filament in the shade "Black"

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  • Shore hardness 45D
  • Good chemical resistance
  • Excellent UV resistance
  • Prolonged heat resistance
  • $44.99 ($9.00 / 100 g)

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Colour:
  • Formfutura FlexiFil™ White
  • Formfutura FlexiFil™ Blue
  • Formfutura FlexiFil™ Red
  • Formfutura FlexiFil™ Black
  • Formfutura FlexiFil™ Natural
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Item no.: FF-175FLEX-BLCK-0500, Content: 500 g

EAN: 8718924472354

  • Shore hardness 45D
  • Good chemical resistance
  • Excellent UV resistance
  • Prolonged heat resistance

Product information & technical details

Manufacturers: Formfutura
Content: 500 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Shore Hardness : D45
Product Line: FlexiFil™
Product types: Flexible Filaments
Filament colour: Black
Net weight: 500 g
Recommended processing temperature: 220 - 260 °C
Diameter related tolerance : ± 0,05 mm

Description

FlexiFil ™ is a rubber-like 3D printing filament, that allows you to print various flexible parts.

The Futura FlexiFil ™ paves the way for new application possibilities in 3D printing in the desktop field.

FlexiFil ™ is a flexible, thermoplastic, co-polyester 3D printer filament with a shore hardness of 45D.

The filament has a revolutionary new high-performance thermoplastic mixture.
FlexiFil ™ has unique bending strength - properties, whereby the objects can be bent back to their original position.

FlexiFil ™ is a high-performance TPC with a unique combination of flexibility, high temperature resistance, strength and UV resistance.

FlexiFil ™ is a filament composed of partially renewable raw materials as well as organic-based oils.

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