The PETG, polyethylene glycol terephthalate, is ideal for printing parts that are very resistant to breakage and with a very smooth and uniform surface finish.
It provides very resistant printed pieces, with a high adhesion between layers, this means that the printed pieces are much more resistant between layers and the breaks will not occur along a layer, if not along the entire piece.
Resists the attack of different chemical agents
Does not absorb water
Low shrinkage (no warping or breakage between layers)
It is necessary to use a warm bed.
It is necessary to use lacquers for 3D printing
It is a material that we recommend to try without a doubt.
The resistance to temperature varies depending on the design and characteristics of the printed piece.
| Impact resistance | n/a |
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| Recommended printing temperature | 230±10°C |
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| Bending modulus | 2180Mpa |
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| Density | 1.27 g/cm³ (23°C) |
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| Maximum hotbed temperature (°C) | 70°C±10 |
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| Tensile strength | 44.1MPa |
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| Hotbed | Yes |
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| Distortion temperature | 110°C |
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| Elongation at break | 150% |
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| Layer fan | Optional |
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| Bending resistance | 87Mpa |
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| Speed | 40mm/s-120mm/s |
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