Formlabs® Flexible 80A, V2 | Form 4
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Formlabs Flexible 80A Resin V2 brings the mechanical properties of hard rubber, TPU, and 80A cast urethane directly to your 3D printer. Ideal for creating everything from functional, tear-resistant prototypes to sleek, matte-black consumer grips and protective enclosures.
Key Capabilities:
- High Resilience: Withstands non-stop bending, compression, and stretching with instant snap-back.
- Premium Finish: Delivers a non-sticky, tack-free matte black surface texture.
- Form 4 Optimised: A next-generation formulation designed to maximize Form 4 Series performance.
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V2 Upgrades vs. Previous Generation:
- 2x Tear Strength
- 2x Elongation at Break
- 4x Rebound Resiliency
- Superior aging and visual aesthetics
Instruction: The 5L Container Requires a Resin Pump to work.Â
Applications
- Functional Prototypes with the look & feel of Cast Urethane
- Custom covers, gaskets and seals
- Soft inserts, jigs, and fixtures that protect precision components and finished surfaces while withstanding repeated use
- Shock absorbing bumpers and enclosures
Material Properties
- Hardness (Shore A):Â 83A
- Tear Strength: 28 kN/m | 160 pli
- Elongation at Break: 230%
- Pendulum Rebound (Schob Type): 56%
- Ross Flex Fatigue: 12,800 cycles*
Post-ProcessingÂ
Quick Post-Processing Guide
- Step 1: Wash (≥ 90% IPA Only) – Clean excess resin using standard IPA. Do not use Formlabs Resin Washing Solution. Let the parts air dry for a minimum of 30 minutes before handling to ensure an optimal finish.
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Step 2: Dual-Stage Cure – Post-curing completes the chemical reaction required for full material strength. To ensure a completely tack-free surface, use this two-step method:
- Cure submerged in a water bath (using a UV-transparent container) at room temperature.
- Dry the part, then cure in air at an elevated temperature.