WHT. PETG 2.85mm 3KG
WHT. PETG 2.85mm 3KG
3D Printer Filament
PETG 2.85mm White 3KG
Weight: 3kg
Colour: White
Material: PETG
Nozzle Temperature: 220°C - 230°C*
Bed Temperature: 50°C - 75°C
Diameter: 2.85mm ± 0.03mm
A durable industrial-grade 3D printing material, formulated to perform in extreme conditions our PETG is chemically resistant most to salts, acids, solvents and oils, doesn't degrade over time and is UV resistant. Low shrinkage and high impact resistance allows for accurate printing of reliable mechanical elements, tools, chem-resistant containers or parts that need to perform outdoors. Our PETG is a tough material designed to perform to the demanding standards of industry professionals.
Precision engineered to industry leading tolerances (±0.03mm) using advanced laser technology, our filaments make possible silky smooth prints with perfect layer adhesion resulting in stronger prints with no variations in surface quality. Our filaments are orderly and uniformly wound on each spool ensuring a jam and kink free printing experience. Made from only pure feedstock and vibrant pigments, our filaments are available in a multitude of vibrant colours and is compatible with all 1.75mm filament fed 3D printers from your favourite manufacturers like Prusa, Creality, Monoprice, FlashForge and more.
+ Why Standard Print Co.?
We aren't called Standard Print Co. for nothing. All our materials are made responsibly, to industry recognised standards. For more information, click here.
+ What is PETG used for?
Amazing layer adhesion, low warping and high impact-resistance makes this material the perfect choice for printing mechanical elements, working parts and final components designed to endure stress such as manufacturing tools and mechanical parts. PETG150 is a tough material designed for demanding professionals.
- Industrial tools, parts and jigs
- Chemically resistant containers
- Mechanical components
- Crash test models
- Outdoor models subjected to UV
- Shatterproof containers
- Translucent Models
- End Use Products
+ How do I best print PETG?
For more information on how to get the best our of your Standard Print Co. , head over to our PETG Ultimate Filament Printing Guide and download a free copy of our printing guide.
+ Can I print this with my 3D printer?
Hardware Requirements
Heated Bed: Recommended Enclosure: Recommended | Hardened Nozzles: Not Required |
Adhesion Aids:
Not Required |
Part Cooling Fan: Yes |
+ Do you offer PETG in 1.75mm diameter filament?
Yes, 1.75mm PETG is available here.
+ Does Standard Print Co. PETG come in Transparent or semi-transparent colours?
Yes, our PETG Natural 1.75mm is semi-transparent. All other colours are opaque. Transparent PETG is available but on a made to order basis. If you're after a particular colour in a transparent finish, please get in touch with us via the chat button on the bottom right hand corner of your screen. Minimum order quantities of 10kg apply.
PRINTING PARAMETERS
Print Speed: 30 - 80 mm/s
Printing Temperature: 220 - 230°C
Build Bed Temperature: 50 - 75°C
Retraction Speed: 20 - 50 mm/s
Retraction Distance: 3 - 10 mm
Cooling Fan: Yes
Filament Type: PETG
Printer Type: Cartesian/Delta
Extruder Type: Direct Drive/Bowden Tube
Layer Height: 0.1 - 0.3mm
Fill Density: 0 - 100%
Shell Thickness: >0.4mm
*Not all 3D printers are the same. This makes giving temperature advice difficult. Consider the suggested printing temperature as a starting point to be fine tuned as you experiment and print with our material. Don't be afraid to go above or below our suggested temperatures if it results in better quality prints. For more information on how to get the best our of your STANDARD PRINT CO. PETG Filament, head over to our PETG Guide and download a free copy of our PETG printing guide.
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