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Translucent 1.75mm BendLay filament spool, 0.75kg

Lay Filaments

Lay Filaments BENDLAY Flex 3D Filament 1.75mm 0.75kg

SKU CH-ZWJN-M8C6P

Flexible, highly translucent 1.75 mm filament with 96A shore hardness prints at 220–245 °C and resists stress whitening

  • Nearly clear prints from extreme translucency
  • No stress whitening when parts are bent
  • Flexible yet firm with 96A shore hardness
  • Prints at 220-245 degC with .1 mm tolerance
  • Low moisture absorption reduces warping versus ABS

BendLay flexible filament for functional prints

Lay Filaments BendLay Flex is a modified butadiene filament supplied on a 0.75 kg spool with 1.75 mm diameter and ± 0.1 mm tolerance. It prints between 220 and 245 degC and achieves a shore hardness of 96A, making it flexible but not soft. The material is extremely translucent for nearly clear parts and avoids stress whitening when bent. High interlayer adhesion and low moisture absorption reduce warping compared to ABS.

Suited for watertight containers and wearable parts

Makers who need bendable, watertight objects such as thin bottles, cups, squeezable toys, straps or shoe soles will benefit from the flexibility and clarity. The filament is also safe for household, food and medical contact. Users who require a rigid structural material or a softer, rubber-like feel should look at something else, as this formulation sits between those extremes.

Handles thin-walled vessels and repeated flexing

The shore 96A hardness and strong layer bonding let printed parts survive repeated bending and hold liquids without leaking. Moisture resistance keeps dimensional stability over long prints. Very large solid models may exceed the 0.75 kg spool capacity, and the 220 to 245 degC window demands a hot-end that can reach the upper end reliably.

Highlights

  • Nearly clear prints from extreme translucency
  • No stress whitening when parts are bent
  • Flexible yet firm with 96A shore hardness
  • Prints at 220-245 degC with .1 mm tolerance
  • Low moisture absorption reduces warping versus ABS

Specifications

BrandLay Filaments

Questions about this item

Does my printer need a 1.75 mm filament path and a hot-end that reaches 220 °C?

Yes, the spool is 1.75 mm diameter with ±0.1 mm tolerance and prints between 220 °C and 245 °C.

Will the 96A shore-hardness filament feed reliably on a Bowden extruder designed for rigid PLA?

The material is flexible but not soft, so it feeds well on most Bowden setups; its low moisture uptake also reduces friction compared with softer flexibles.

How can I confirm the filament is printing correctly once loaded?

Expect nearly clear, translucent layers with no stress whitening when bent, strong interlayer adhesion, and minimal warping during the print.

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