3D Printed TPU Rubber - How To Design For Flexibility

A very common question we get from customers is how to design a flexible end use part when using The Lubrizol Corporation's ESTANE® 3D TPU M95A material on our HP 3D Printing MJF machine. The challenge is that we are locked at a 95A durometer, but, by adjusting the thickness of the wall of your part you can achieve some pretty neat results. Here is a quick guide that incorporates a bunch of lessons we have learned while designing end use TPU parts over at our other business unit DeWys Engineering. For even more info, design guides, and testing videos on this topic check out our dedicated page for TPU M95A, link is in the comments! Have questions or want to talk about your project? Hit me (Paul DeWys) with an email: [email protected]

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