PRO Series TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)

Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU), is a flexible filament that is resistant to abrasion, grease and oil. TPU boasts a Shore Hardness of 95 and a clean, easy print experience. If you are looking to print a flexible filament without the hassle, TPU is the filament for you!

PRO Series Filament

PRO Series PLA

PRO Series PLA is a formulation of PLA filament intended for producing professional, high quality, 3D printed parts.

PRO Series ABS

A formulation of ABS plastic intended to help your 3D prints stand out with a beautiful, glossy, opaque finish.

PRO Series PETG

An industrial strength filament combining the ease of use of PLA with the strength and durability of ABS.

PRO Series Nylon

The strength and durability of Nylon now in vibrant colors. Made in the USA.

PRO Series Flex

All the benefits of flexible filament together with improved strength over other flexible filaments

PRO Series Ryno

Excellent at bridging as well as retraction to keep all of your parts clean without any need for post-processing.

PRO Series TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)

TPU is a strong yet bendable filament that has excellent layer to layer bonding that does not allow for any layer separation.

PRO Series Tough PLA

PRO Series Tough PLA filament is strong like ABS and much easier to use - it's the best material for reliably printing functional prototypes.

Guides & Articles

How To Succeed When Printing With Flexible Filament

Let’s talk about 3D printing flexible filaments. Everyone wants to print with it, but to a novice, it might seem daunting. We will take a look at what makes flexible filaments easier to print than it might seem, and how you can add flexible filament to your 3D printing material toolbox.

3D Printer Troubleshooting Guide

Use this guide to help you identify and solve the most common issues that may occur while 3D printing.

3D Printing 101 Web Series

We know what challenges come your way when you first start printing. Get a head start and solid guidance with MatterHackers' new web series, 3D Printing 101 hosted by YouTube's 3D Printing Nerd, Joel Telling.

Dual extrusion, cool filaments, and printable upgrades

Are you curious about dual extrusion? Is your printer in need of an upgrade? Interested in practical applications of some new specialty filaments? All of the above? Read on and check out our latest project!

Extruders 101: A crash course on an essential component of your 3D printer

The extruder, a piece that could determine the success or failure of your print. Shoot for success with this simple guide that can improve your print quality.

How To Clear and Prevent Jams on Your 3D Printer

At some point you may encounter a filament jam or a clogged nozzle where your 3D printer is not extruding. This guide is intended to help you prevent such jams, or fix with them as painlessly as possible.

Retraction: Just say "No" to oozing

By understanding a little more about the 3D printing process, and how settings in MatterControl affect extrusion, we can help you reduce and even eliminate oozing and stringing from your 3D prints. This should be a part of the regular maintenance and calibration program for your 3d printer.

Three Reasons to Upgrade to an All-metal Hot End

Desktop 3D printing has come a long way in the past few years. It wasn’t long ago that PLA and ABS were pretty much the only filament options. PEEK-based hot ends – once the industry norm – aren’t able to print all the material options available now. Unleash the potential of your printer by upgrading to an all-metal hot end.

3D Printer Filament Comparison Guide

There are many different kinds of 3D printer filament, and each one has it's own strengths and is ideal for different projects. Knowing these differences is key to a successful 3D printing experience and so we have created a Filament Compassion Guide with everything you need to know about every type of filament available.

About PRO Series TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)

TPU is a strong yet bendable filament that has excellent layer to layer bonding that does not allow for any layer separation. This flexible filament is semi-transparent and has some resemblance to rubber. Compared to other elastic filaments, TPU is one of the easiest to print, making it a favorite to novice makers. TPU prints clean up as easy as they print. Simply apply a moderate soap to your piece for a clean finish.

PRO Series TPU filament is specially formulated for precision 3D printing and manufactured in the USA.

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PRO Series TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)

About PRO Series TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)