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EOS TPU 1301 (TPU, SLS)

EOS · SLS powder

EOS's TPU powder for Selective Laser Sintering.

SLSWhite

EOS datasheet values, printed parts

Other TPU grades and fills

Compare the TPU products and conditions in the library; see the grade overview at TPU.

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Grade · open for datasheetBest forYield MPaTensile MPaElong. %Hardness
SLS powder
——413670 Shore A
EOS TPU 1301This page
SLS powder
——725086 Shore A
Formlabs TPU 90A Powder · SLS powder
A tough, skin-safe TPU elastomer for flexible parts requiring high elongation, tear resistance, and everyday durability.—931090 Shore A
MJF powder
A rubber-like TPU combining elasticity, rebound, fatigue resistance, and shock absorption for durable flexible parts.—928088 Shore A
SLS powder
——1031879 Shore A
MJF powder
A soft, durable TPU for complex flexible production parts and lattice structures with straightforward cold unpacking.—1544088 Shore A
MJF powder
A durable polyether TPU with high elasticity, abrasion resistance, energy rebound, and skin-contact suitability.—1740093 Shore A
Rigid engineering TPU
Choose for stiff snap-fit housings, wheel cores, chain guides and cable strain relief that must still absorb impact at low temperature.255532060 Shore D
FDM/FFF printed TPU filament (typ. 95A)
Use for printed flexible prototypes, gaskets and shoe midsoles; expect 60–80 % of injection-moulded strength and Z-direction weakness.—2838045 Shore D
Soft TPU
Pick for soft-touch overmoulds, flexible tubing, bellows and low-durometer seals.—2868070 Shore A
Halogen-free flame-retardant TPU
Specify for cable jackets, connectors and enclosures needing UL 94 V-0 at 1.5–3 mm; some loss of tear strength and elongation.—2840040 Shore D
ESD / antistatic conductive TPU
Use for antistatic hoses, conveyor parts and ESD-safe flexible components in electronics handling.—3035042 Shore D
Aliphatic (HDI/H12MDI) optically clear, non-yellowing TPU
Use for clear films, paint-protection film, safety-glass interlayers and light guides where non-yellowing UV stability is required.—3550035 Shore D
Polyether-based TPU
Choose for wet, humid or microbe-exposed service and for good low-temperature flexibility; slightly lower abrasion/oil performance than ester.—3860034 Shore D
Shore A 85Default
Medium-soft general purpose TPU
Default all-round hardness for seals, cable jackets, wheels, grips and flexible parts.—4055033 Shore D
Shore A 60
Use when the design tolerates any TPU hardness and the exact grade is chosen later by the moulder.—4050040 Shore D
Polyester-based TPU
Best abrasion, tear, oil and fuel resistance at lowest cost — avoid continuous hot/humid or immersed service (hydrolysis).—4552038 Shore D
20 % glass-fibre reinforced TPU
Use where a semi-rigid, dimensionally stable structural part with TPU toughness is needed (housings, wheel hubs, sports hardware).—452570 Shore D
Hard elastomeric TPU
Pick for load-bearing rollers, couplings, ski boots, hose and abrasion-critical parts needing stiffness with flexibility.—5048045 Shore D

What is EOS TPU 1301?

EOS TPU 1301 is EOS' TPU powder for Selective Laser Sintering on EOS FORMIGA P 110 / P 396 / P 500 / P 770. EOS TPU 1301 has a tensile strength of 7 MPa (1.02 ksi), weaker than 82% of polymer grades. Elongation at break is 250% and the elastic modulus is 0.06 GPa (0.0087 Msi). EOS TPU 1301 has a density of 1.11 g/cm³ (0.0401 lb/in³), lighter than 65% of polymer grades.

Advantages

  • Ductile — tolerates forming and impact — 250%, better than 79% of polymer grades

About this powder

Manufacturer
EOS
Product
TPU 1301
Base polymer
TPU
Process
Selective Laser Sintering (SLS)
Printers
EOS FORMIGA P 110 / P 396 / P 500 / P 770
As-printed colour
White; dyeing options depend on the base colour and grade
Build envelope
340 × 340 × 600 mm. Usable part size depends on orientation, spacing and process allowances.
Build atmosphere
Inert atmosphere specified; confirm the gas and settings for the printer/material profile.
Powder refresh
20 % fresh powder in the recorded recipe. Follow the manufacturer’s build and powder-management conditions.
Manufacturer data source
EOS source reference
FabDigit material reference
Download reference PDF — FabDigit layout with EOS data and source attribution.
Ordering
Specify this powder in your quote notes for an availability review.

Choosing TPU 1301

An SLS TPU for flexible, durable components that need rebound and toughness rather than rigid nylon behavior.

Consider it for
Automotive flexible components · Sports and protective parts · Grips, bumpers and compliant prototypes
Tradeoffs
The manufacturer publishes very different elongation by orientation; it is not an isotropic rubber replacement or a precision rigid material.
Design and validation
Use lattice or wall-thickness trials for the target feel, and orient a repeatedly bent section around the weakest published direction. Define the required hardness and compression behavior explicitly.
Finishing
White parts can be dyed after printing. Surface finishing may alter grip, appearance and friction, so evaluate it against the intended contact surface.
Before choosing
Do you need this TPU's 86A hardness range or a softer/harder elastomer? Will repeated flexing make orientation and fatigue testing decisive?

Selection notes based on EOS TPU 1301 material data sheet. Published test results depend on the stated printer, orientation and conditioning. Compare material families · Choose a finishing route.

EOS TPU 1301 properties

Typical values for EOS TPU 1301; review each property’s test condition. Only this product’s reported properties are shown; unreported properties are omitted. Bars are the position among polymer grades.

Mechanical4

EOS TPU 1301 has a tensile strength of 7 MPa (1.02 ksi), weaker than 82% of polymer grades. Elongation at break is 250% and the elastic modulus is 0.06 GPa (0.0087 Msi).

Elastic (Young's) Modulus0.06 GPa0.01 Msi

per ISO 527-1/-2; X 0.06 / Y 0.06 / Z 0.06 GPa

Tensile Strength (Ultimate)7 MPa1 ksi

per ISO 527-1/-2; X 7 / Y 7 / Z 5

Elongation at Break250%

per ISO 527-1/-2; X 250 / Y 250 / Z 90

Hardness, Shore A86 Shore A

per ISO 868

Physical1

EOS TPU 1301 has a density of 1.11 g/cm³ (0.0401 lb/in³), lighter than 65% of polymer grades.

Density1.11 g/cm³0.04 lb/in³

per EOS Method

Use published values for design screening. Confirm the grade, build direction, conditioning and available lot documentation when quoting.

EOS TPU 1301 — frequently asked

What is EOS TPU 1301 used for?

An SLS TPU for flexible, durable components that need rebound and toughness rather than rigid nylon behavior. Consider it for automotive flexible components, sports and protective parts and grips, bumpers and compliant prototypes. The manufacturer publishes very different elongation by orientation; it is not an isotropic rubber replacement or a precision rigid material.

What should I validate before using EOS TPU 1301?

Use lattice or wall-thickness trials for the target feel, and orient a repeatedly bent section around the weakest published direction. Define the required hardness and compression behavior explicitly. Do you need this TPU's 86A hardness range or a softer/harder elastomer? Will repeated flexing make orientation and fatigue testing decisive?

How can EOS TPU 1301 be finished?

White parts can be dyed after printing. Surface finishing may alter grip, appearance and friction, so evaluate it against the intended contact surface.

Sources

Product values come from the selected manufacturer source and are normalised for comparison. Confirm the quoted process, build direction, conditioning and available lot documentation for the finished part.