Recreus Filaflex Clear Green
Flexible filament in transparent green
- Extremely elastic
- High adhesion to the printing bed
- Odourless
- Resistant to solvents
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Diameter: | 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm |
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Shore Hardness : | A82 |
Product Line: | Filaflex |
Product types: | Flexible Filaments |
Filament colour: | Transparent, Green |
Net weight: | 250 g, 500 g |
Recommended printing speed: | 30 - 110 mm/s |
Recommended processing temperature: | 220 - 260 °C |
Description
Filaflex is an elastic filament for 3D printers. The material consists of TPE and some additives to ensure that it possesses printable properties.
Filaflex has incredible elasticity. With this filament, for example, you can create your own shoes at home.
- Filaflex is different than printing models using a solid filament.
- However, with the right configuration, it is compatible with almost any printer.
More information
The following recommendation for use with any printer without a Recreus extruder:
- Printing speed 20 mm / s
- Printing temperature approx. 240 ° C
- No retraction (retraction of the filament)
- Increase material flow to 105-115% if necessary
- Direct-drive extruder (Bowden extruder may cause difficulties)
No heated bed necessary.
For experienced users
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The first industrial 3D printer was first manufactured in the 80s when the first CAD programmes first appeared on the market.
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