Verbatim Tefabloc TPE (Primalloy) White

High-Performance rubber filament

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£45.29

(£9.06 / 100 g, Price shown includes 20% VAT. - Excludes delivery costs)

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  • Verbatim Tefabloc TPE (Primalloy) White

    Verbatim

    Tefabloc TPE (Primalloy) White

    High-Performance rubber filament

    £45.29
    4.0 (1)
  • Verbatim Tefabloc TPE (Primalloy) Black

    Verbatim

    Tefabloc TPE (Primalloy) Black

    High-performance rubber filament in black

    £45.29
    5.0 (1)

Diameter: 1,75 mm

Delivery by Monday, 30 May if you order today by 10:00.

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Features & Advantages

  • Diameter consistency (± 0.05 mm)
  • Soft rubber material
  • Secure packaging
  • Not food safe

Item no.: V-55510, Content: 500 g, EAN: 023942555100

Product information & technical details

Item no.: V-55510
Manufacturer No.: 55510
Manufacturers: Verbatim
Content: 500 g
Diameter: 1,75 mm, 2,85 mm
Shore Hardness : A85
Product types: Flexible Filaments
Filament colour: White
Net weight: 500 g

Description

The PRIMALLOY™ filament by Verbatim is a soft, rubber filament, that is also a registered trademark of the Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation.

It is produced in Japan using high-quality materials. The Verbatim filament is manufactured with very tight tolerance to ensure reliable printing results.

PRIMALLOY™ filament is a robust filament that is distinguished by its resistance to heat, oil and abrasion.

The diameter tolerance of the filament provides a clean and uniform filament structure for problem-free printing.

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