Bambu Lab launches TPU 75A: softest filament yet for 3D-printed wearables
vincent_koc · x · 2026-11-05
Bambu Lab released TPU 75A (2.85mm), its softest filament yet, aimed at 3D-printed wearables: 75A Shore hardness gives a rubber-like, skin-friendly feel and it's certified for skin contact, with a natural matte finish. It prints at 10 mm³/s (3× faster than conventional setups), comes in 10 colors, and costs $28.99/kg (normally $47.99). Caveats: must be dried before use and works only with the new H3C printer.
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