Material guide
TPU 95A print temperature and settings
The most common, firmest everyday grade of TPU: flexible but stiff enough to feed reliably on most printers.
Across the 4 TPU 95A lines we track, the median recommended range is 235–240 °C at the nozzle and 58–60 °C on the bed. Bambu Lab starts lowest (230 °C) and add:north goes highest (240 °C).
What you need to print TPU 95A
No enclosure neededPrints fine on an open-frame printer.
Brass nozzle is fineNo abrasive fill.
Keep it dryAbsorbs moisture; dry it and store it sealed for clean prints. Dryers and spool parts →
Direct drive preferredBowden setups can buckle soft filament.
Good for
- cases, bumpers and grips
- a first flexible filament
Watch out for
- Print slowly and dry
- Bowden printers manage it, but direct drive is easier
TPU 95A temperatures by brand
| Brand | Nozzle | Range | Bed | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| add:north | 240–240 °C | 60–60 °C | 12 | |
| Bambu Lab | 230–230 °C | 30–30 °C | 6 | |
| eSun | 240–240 °C | 60–60 °C | 13 | |
| Prusament | 230–240 °C | 55–75 °C | 1 |
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Frequently asked questions
What temperature should I print TPU 95A at?
Most brands recommend about 235–240 °C at the nozzle and 58–60 °C on the bed (median of 4 brands). Use your brand's own range when you have it.
Do I need an enclosure for TPU 95A?
No. TPU 95A prints well on open-frame printers.
Does TPU 95A need a hardened nozzle?
No. A standard brass nozzle is fine.