Ultimaker brand PLA Flex shore hardness?

[z-axis-3d 4]

I had some of this material from a while back and I did a print for someone recently and they said it was perfect. Now they want more and I can't get this anymore. I will need an alternative of similar hardness. 

 

It is quite a lot harder than the 82A filaflex and ninjaflex that I use.

 

Can anyone tell me a number for this?

 

FYI Soft PLA from filament2print is 92A

https://filament2print.com/gb/flexible-tpe-tpu/660-soft-pla-flex.html

 

Flexible PLA from rigid ink (when they were still around) was 55D which seems closer to the high 90s in A

https://rigid.ink/products/flexible-pla-1-75-mm-0-03-mm-tolerance-filament

 

I am looking at 2 materials Flexfil TPUs from Filaprint... one is 92A, the other is 98A and I just want to decide which will be closer to this material??? 

 

 

 

 

[z-axis-3d 4]

could the little 47 on the label mean 47D???

[Smithy 1,144]

I found a website which says:

The shore hardness of PLA Flex is about A 92.

 

https://www.3d-tulostus.fi/en/ultimaker/pla-flex

[z-axis-3d 4]

You star!! thank you, that is exactly what I needed.

[Smithy 1,144]

I am glad I could help and I hope the information is correct on this website, but I think so....

[z-axis-3d 4]

Thanks again. Yesterday I ordered some "Flexfil" TPU from 3D filaprint, which is 92A; I also ordered a sample of Ninjatek Cheetah, which is 95A (and a LOT more expensive) - will be interesting to see the difference, but at least it looks like it was the right decision

 

[Smithy 1,144]

When you have some results with the two materials, please report it back, maybe someone else is also looking for it in the future.

 

Good luck!