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Taulman3D Taulman T-Lyne Flexible Filament - 1.75mm (1lb)
1lb of 1.75mm Taulman T-Lyne filament. T-Lyne is a highly durable, transparent, flexible filament manufactured by an exciting collaboration between Taulman and chemicals giant DuPont. T-Lyne gets its name and durability from DuPont's Surlyn® ionomer, which is used to coat items such as golf balls and bowling pins to protect them from extreme abuse.
List Price: | $38.00 |
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Taulman T-Lyne is the result of Taulman and DuPont working together to create a unique new flexible material using DuPont's Surlyn® ionomer. T-lyne is a clear polyethylene co-polymer that is durable, flexible, and can be printed at a wide temperature range.
T-Lyne is made with DuPont's Surlyn® ionomer, which is known for its extreme durability. Surlyn® is used as a coating for golf balls and bowling balls to protect them from the elements and extreme abuse, and is what gives Taulman T-Lyne its amazing durability.
T-lyne also has the ability to be molded in hot water, so you can immerse a printed part, make minor adjustments, and the part will retain those adjustments when cooled. This will allow you to get the perfect fit and is ideal when creating braces, casts, and other form-fitting objects!
Printing Tips
- True Diameter: 1.75mm
- Printing Temperature: 220 C
- Print Speed: 18 - 25 mm/s
- Bed Temp: Cold or Heated at 40 C
*Due to the somewhat experimental nature of some of its printing properties, T-lyne is recommended for advanced users only.
Questions
Couldn't get this print. I am using a e3d v6... my extruder pushes through but it ends up sqishing up in the hot end... im using a .8mm nozzle. ABS and PLA print fine :-/
Is this safe for contact with food?
"Flexible" is a subjective word ... could you please provide the durometer so I can understand what you mean by that word?
Hi, I just purchased T-Lyne in 1.75mm and 3mm filaments. I got a Lulzbot taz 6 and a Creality Cr10S with micro Swiss hot end. I have a hard time getting a good print in both cases. Do you have any specs, videos, tests about this filament? Thanks!
Hey @Phil,
We do not yet have any information on the printing specifications of the material but would be more than happy to help dial the settings in if you reach out to us at support@matterhackers.com!