VOXELAB TPU Filament 1.75mm, PLA Elastic 3D Printer Filament, High Resilience, High Wear Resistance, High Interlayer Adhesion 95A Soft TPU 3D Printing Filament, 1KG/ Spool (2.2 lbs) (Natural)
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Color: Natural
Size: PLA Elastic
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- Premium Soft 95A TPU FilamentVOXELAB Elastic Filament is soft, high toughness and high resilience 3D print consumable. The product uses thermoplastic polyurethane as raw material, the surface hardness is Shore 95A , it can be stretched to the original length of 3 times more.
- Smooth & Stable PrintingTangle-free, bubble-free and clog-free due to rigid manufacturing quality control. Its performance is stable with smooth extrusion and excellent adhesion. Recommended Extrusion/Nozzle Temperature 190-210C, bed 50~55C.
- Dimensional Accuracy & ConsistencyThese elastic TPU filaments to be strict tolerances. Diameter 1.75mm, dimensional accuracy + / - 0.02 mm without any exaggeration; 1 kg spool (2.2lbs).
- Vacuum PackingVOXELAB 3D Filaments are vacuum packed and sealed. Our stringent advanced quality control measures ensure durability, tensile strength, impact resistance for smooth printing and a perfect finish.
- Wide CompatibilityWorks and harmonizes perfectly with most direct extruding FFF 3D Printers. Voxelab 3d filament 1.75mm is the most common and easiest to print with since it is cheap and does not have warping issues and has good adhesion to the bed.
Brand: Voxelab
Material: Polylactic Acid
Color: Natural
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Manufacturer: VOXELAB
Brand: Voxelab
Item Weight: 2.2 pounds
Package Dimensions: 8.58 x 8.27 x 2.91 inches
Item model number: TPU
Color: Natural
Material Type: Polylactic Acid
Size: PLA Elastic
Manufacturer Part Number: TPU
Date First Available: July 30, 2022
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Color: Burnt Titanium
Size: PETG
This was my first time using anything from Voxelab and it was really easy. The spool showed up with a puncture in the bag that seals the filament so I tried it out within a few days of receiving it to make sure it wasn't water logged. I don't normally have many moisture issues with PLA or PETG even with careless storage, but I with this being a new-to-me brand I was unsure. It worked great, though, no issues. My quite-accurate calipers have the meter or so that I measured at 1.692mm ± 0.003mm, which is considerably less than 1.75mm, but quite consistent. If the entire spool is ±0.1 off 1.7mm then that's fantastic. The color-change from purple to blue is pretty evident in some lighting, but in other lighting it's more green or blue. This is as expected, and any of the hues look good to me, so not especially worried about it. My first (and only, so far) print with it was a ~120mm tall organizer with a fair bit of bridging and overhangs, all without supports, on a Prusa MK4 with input shaping on the speed mode printed on a textured, powder-coated sheet. The burnt titanium PETG filament handled it well without any oozing, zits/blobs, or delamination issues. One corner raised very slightly in these more aggressive conditions, but not nearly as bad as the last filament I was using. Provided the price on this stays reasonable and quality matches what I experienced today, I'll likely continue to use this PETG over Prusament largely due to the shipping fees. The convenience of fast shipping helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2023 by Corey Ward Corey Ward
Color: Grey
Size: PLA PRO
I've tried a lot of PLA filaments and I keep coming back to the Voxelab PLA+. It prints wonderfully on the Bambu X1C with some slight (initial) calibrations for the profile. The dimensional accuracy appears to be highly controlled, as it stays within the tolerance of 0.02mm as stated (this can have a big difference in print quality). With the X1C, I can get cubes within 99.9% accuracy in all directions with this, so I'd say the filament itself doesn't expand/contract much to throw off any dimensions. Now, this filament is highly dependent on print settings; if you print too fast or with too high (or low) of temp you will get a different "sheen" (e.g. the glossiness). This can be used to do some cool effects if you want, but keep this in mind for what you're printing as the object can come out matte or glossy (or a mixture). This can also affect the strength properties. Speaking of that strength, it does feel stronger than standard PLA, so that seems to be as advertised. I'd say it has slightly more forgiveness in terms of the bend it can take before it snaps, not anywhere near as much as something like ABS, but it's decent middle ground if you want something stiff, decently strong, and retains dimensional accuracy.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2023 by Kyle K.
Color: Black
Size: PLA PRO
Tried the PLA pro black with the Bambu P1S. Voxelab recommends using the Bambu PLA tough filament setting. Was printing an item where I needed strength so I used the 0.2mm strength global setting. Nice Satin finish, excellent adhesion, perfect layer lines. Print quality was better than the eSun PLA Pro using eSun's provied filament profile for the Bambu. People saying this is not a Voxelab product don't know how the company store and authorized reseller programs on Amazon work. They are verified by Amazon. I cannot testify to the other types of filament (ABS, PET, etc) as I have not printed with them.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2023 by S. Walker
Color: White
Size: ASA
Dried the filament for 8 hours before using. No issues with bed adhesion or print quality. Just make sure to use in a ventilated area as it has toxic fumes same as all ASA filament.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2023 by JavaAddict
Color: Burnt Titanium
Size: PLA
Not a fan of this filament. It has trouble adhering to my glass bed. It also has trouble printing smaller stuff without a raft. I can pop on any other roll of filament I own using the same settings and get good adhesion and the ability to print smaller parts. I do love the color. I might try this color from another manufacturer. I even printed a temp tower and picked the best temp which in this case is 210. From what I've read on various sources this is a finicky filament.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Keith G. Longley
Color: Yellow
Size: PETG PRO
Printed on my Prusa Mk 3S equipped with a steel nozzle. Used the standard Prusament PETG settings in Prusaslicer, except a 240 degree nozzle temp (due to the steel nozzle) and an 85 degree bed temp. And I always print PETG with the printer set at 75% speed (especially important for smaller parts). My first part came out nearly perfect--just a very minor amount of stringing that was easy to remove. The finish was very smooth. Bottom line is that this is great PETG filament, especially for the price. The "yellow" color is actually #f6c236, as measured with a Nix handheld colorimeter. This slight golden hue is exactly what I was looking for and is very close to the yellow used as an accent color on my Rivian R1T.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Jamie
Color: Blue+rose
Size: SILK PLA
The media could not be loaded. Ender 3 Pro, new magnetic flexible build plate (OE), temp 210, bed temperature 55, Creality Slicer 4.8 (Filament "Generic PLA", .4 nozzle size, .2 quality, 20% infil). Leveled using card stock (.17mm). Blue Rose PLA printed very well. No pimples, stringing, or clogging experienced on 3 hour prints. High degree of shine and my girls loved their prints!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by Bugaboo Bugaboo
Color: Blue
Size: PLA PRO
Like others I struggled with getting the filament to adhere to the bed. After some tinkering I found I needed to change a few things, after which my adhesion issues were solved. I needed to raise my first layer temp to 220, lower my first layer speed to 15 mm/s, and I found it’s also very sensitive to the Z-offset being even a little low so had to raise it by about .03 or .04. I now beg consistently good adhesion. This is on an Ender 3 V2 with a smooth pei sheet on the bed. With that issue resolved, the Voxelab blue PLA pro prints extremely well, and it’s one of the richest deep blues I have seen in a filament yet, and the quality of the prints is excellent. Layer adhesion is good, the prints are clear with consistent layers, and there’s minimal to no stringing at 195-205 degrees with 1mm retraction at 45mm/s with my Micro Swiss NG direct drive. Aside from the initial 4 or 5 failed prints I am very happy and will buy Voxelab filamentss again.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2023 by Brian Brian