Magic Filament™ TPU

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Kolor: Black

Regular price $26.99
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Dispatched within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł, so a full colour set costs less to ship than two spools.

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Probably the best filament on the planet. The filament that bends instead of breaks. Magic Filament™ TPU opens up an entirely different category of prints: phone cases, gaskets, watch straps, shock absorbers, custom grips. Anywhere you'd otherwise need rubber, silicone, or a flexible plastic moulding.

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Flexible & stretchy

Shore 95A. Bends, stretches, returns to shape.

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Abrasion resistant

Durable, tear-resistant, long-lasting.

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Made for grips & cases

Phone cases, gaskets, custom tool handles.

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Tested in EU

RoHS & REACH certified. Independent lab reports.

RoHS 2011/65/EU REACH compliant 1.75 mm 1 kg spool Shore 95A Direct-drive only

What flexible filament unlocks

Rigid filaments (PLA, PET-G, ABS) build solid shapes. TPU builds things that need to move, flex, grip, or absorb impact. Custom phone cases that fit your phone exactly and survive drops. Gaskets that seal between two surfaces. Watch straps that bend with your wrist. Tool handles with grippy texture. RC tires with traction. Door stoppers that don't damage floors. These are the parts you cannot print in PLA, and TPU is the easiest flexible filament to start with.

Shore 95A, the practical middle ground

TPU hardness is measured on the Shore A scale: 70A is gummy bear soft, 100A is hard rubber. Our TPU is 95A, firm but flexible, like a phone case or a stiff shoe sole. It bends and stretches, but holds its shape and doesn't deform under light load. This is the sweet spot for most flexible prints: stiff enough to actually print well, soft enough to flex meaningfully.

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Important: TPU requires a direct-drive extruder

TPU is too flexible to be reliably pushed through a bowden tube. Direct-drive printers only: Bambu A1, Prusa MK3S+/MK4, Voron, Sovol SV07, Creality K1, and others with direct extrusion. Bowden setups will jam or under-extrude.

Technical data

Material TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane)
Hardness Shore 95A
Net weight 1 kg
Spool diameter 200 mm
Recommended nozzle temp 220–240 °C
Recommended bed temp 50–60 °C
Print speed range 20–50 mm/s
Tensile strength ~30 MPa
Elongation at break ~500%
Density 1.21 g/cm³
State / odor Solid / virtually odorless
Extruder requirement Direct-drive only

Print settings

Extruder type Direct-drive required. Bowden setups will fail
Nozzle temperature 220–240 °C
Bed temperature 50–60 °C
Print speed 20–50 mm/s (faster = under-extrusion, gaps)
Travel speed reduce to 150 mm/s max
Cooling fan 30–60%
Retraction minimal, 0.4–0.8 mm at 25 mm/s. Too much retraction causes blobs.
Acceleration reduce to 500–1000 mm/s² for cleaner prints
Bed adhesion PEI sheet or glue stick, TPU sticks well to most surfaces
Drying (mandatory if humid) 50 °C for 6 hours, TPU absorbs moisture quickly

Pro tip: TPU's #1 enemy is moisture. If your prints feel mushy or bubble, dry the filament. Even fresh from the package, drying for 4 hours improves print quality noticeably.

Pack contents

  • 1 kg net weight of TPU filament
  • Standard 200 mm spool (fits all common printers)
  • Color: Black
  • Vacuum-sealed with desiccant for moisture protection
  • Recyclable cardboard packaging

Who it is for

  • Phone case designers: bespoke cases that fit one phone exactly and survive drops
  • RC and drone hobbyists: custom tires, bumpers, vibration dampers, landing gear pads
  • Tool makers: ergonomic grips, handle wraps, anti-slip surfaces
  • Watch and accessory designers: straps, bands, flexible jewelry components
  • Cosplay and prop builders: flexible armor joints, costume parts that bend with movement
  • DIY engineers: gaskets, seals, dampers, door stoppers, anything rubber-like

Load it and print.

Dispatched within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł. VAT invoice on request, schools and institutions included. Not sure which material fits your project? Write to contact@edustick.eu.

Filament specification

Diameter

1.75 mm, the one standard the whole range runs on

Format

pen filament as pre-cut strands, printer filament on a 200 mm spool

Materials available

PLA, PLA Silk, PLA Matte, PLA Marble, ABS, PET-G, TPU

Working temperature

depends on the material, see Technical data on this page

Compliance

RoHS 2011/65/EU and REACH (EC) 1907/2006, confirmed by independent lab

Classification

not classified as hazardous under (EC) 1272/2008 (CLP) in solid form

Distributor

Magic Filament Sp. z o.o., Warsaw, Poland

Documents

Declaration of Conformity and Safety Data Sheet on request

Dispatch

within 24 h on business days

Free delivery in Poland

from 399 zł

Support

contact@edustick.eu, reply in 2 business days

Material and use

Every Magic Filament™ product is 1.75 mm, the one diameter the whole range runs on. What changes from product to product is the material and the format.

Pen filament ships as pre-cut strands and is tuned for hand work at pen speed. Printer filament ships on a 200 mm spool at 1 kg net and is tuned for FDM printers. PLA is the everyday choice in both. PET-G, ABS and TPU answer harder briefs, from flexible parts to models that take a knock. The working temperature, density and finish of the material you are looking at are listed under Technical data on this page.

Pen, printer, or both

One diameter, two jobs. A product named for 3D Pens is pre-cut strands, tuned for hand work in an EDUstick® 3D pen. Everything else in the range is spooled filament for a 3D printer and is not intended for a pen.

The quickest check is on this page: if Technical data lists a nozzle temperature above 230 °C, the material belongs in a printer, because that is the ceiling of the pen. Not sure which one a lesson or a project needs? Write to contact@edustick.eu and describe it.

Working temperature

Working temperature depends on the material, so the number that matters is the one under Technical data on this page, not a single range for the whole catalogue.

The EDUstick® 3D pen itself runs from 50 to 230 °C in 5 °C steps, so one device handles a soft material and a stubborn one. With the parental lock on, heating stops at 90 °C, so the adult decides how hot the lesson gets. A material that asks for more than 230 °C cannot be used in the pen at all.

Colour and planning

Colour is a decision, not decoration. In a classroom, one colour per layer lets a child plan a model before drawing it, then read their own mistakes afterwards. On a printer, the finish is what the finished object is judged on.

Matte hides layer lines and kills glare, silk catches the light, marble does the work of a texture. Pick for the project, not the mood.

What you get

One material, in the colour or combination named at the top of this page. Pack contents on this page lists exactly what ships: pre-cut strands for pen filament, or a 200 mm spool at 1 kg net for printer filament.

Spooled filament travels vacuum-sealed with desiccant, so it reaches you dry and ready. Buying for a class, a workshop or a print farm? Send your colour list to contact@edustick.eu and we quote the whole order.

Buying again

Filament runs out, which is the point of it. Reordering the same product keeps one colour standard across a whole term or a whole production run.

Every Magic Filament™ product is 1.75 mm, so a new order never changes how the device behaves, and every production batch is measured against the master sample. Buying for a group? Send your colour list to contact@edustick.eu and we quote it.

Safety and compliance

Every Magic Filament™ product meets RoHS 2011/65/EU and REACH (EC) 1907/2006, confirmed by independent lab, and is not classified as hazardous under (EC) 1272/2008 (CLP) in solid form. Declaration of Conformity and Safety Data Sheet are available on request. Distributed by Magic Filament Sp. z o.o., Warsaw, Poland.

EDUstick® devices are built on European, certified technology and meet EN 71, CE, RoHS, REACH, WEEE, EMC and LVD requirements. In a 3D pen the parental lock caps heating at 90 °C; unlocked, the pen reaches 230 °C. Adult supervision is recommended, whichever material is on the desk.

Some materials ask for more than supervision. Where that applies, the warning and the handling rules are on the product page itself, above Technical data.

Delivery, invoice, contact

Orders leave us within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł.

VAT invoice on request, schools and institutions included. Questions go to contact@edustick.eu, answered within 2 business days.

Warranty and support

Every EDUstick® device carries 24 months of warranty. Filament is a consumable, so what applies to it are your statutory rights as a buyer.

If a product reaches you damaged or will not feed, write to contact@edustick.eu and attach a photo. We reply within 2 business days.


Magic Filament™ TPU

$26.99

What Can You Make With a 3D Pen? Beginner Project Ideas

Colour

Colour does the teaching.

Pick Magic Filament™ for the project, not for the mood. Separate colours let you plan a model in layers, then see exactly where the plan held and where it did not.

Pick the spool, not the shade.
Four decisions.

What actually changes when the material changes.

  • Material before colour

    PLA for everyday work, PET-G when a part has to survive water and impact, ABS for heat and stress, TPU when it has to bend. The material decides what the model can survive.

  • One colour per layer

    Separate spools turn a model into a plan. The child decides the order of the layers first and can read every decision afterwards.

  • Pen or printer

    Same 1.75 mm diameter, two jobs. Pen filament comes as pre-cut strands for hand work; spooled filament belongs in a printer.

  • Reorder without guessing

    One standard across the whole EDUstick® line, so a school reorders by colour and never by compatibility chart.

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Will this filament fit an EDUstick® 3D pen?

Every Magic Filament™ product is 1.75 mm, the diameter the whole EDUstick® line runs on. The products named for 3D Pens are the pre-cut strands tuned for hand work. Everything else is spooled filament for a 3D printer, and a nozzle temperature above 230 °C puts it out of range for the pen.

Which material should a class start with?

PLA. It is predictable, joins easily and forgives a shaky hand. For pen work in a classroom, start with Magic Filament™ PLA for 3D Pens and keep the parental lock on.

Can we buy for a school on an invoice?

Yes. We issue VAT invoices for schools and institutions. Send your colour list and billing details to contact@edustick.eu.

How fast does an order ship?

Within 24 h on business days. Free delivery in Poland from 399 zł; checkout shows the options and cost for your market.

Ordering filament for a whole school? We quote by the box.