Filament Zortrax Z-PETG 1,75mm 800g Grey

Description

The Zortrax Z-PETG filament combines glycol with standard PET to eliminate brittleness. The result is improved durability and tensile strength. Z-PETG is an industrial grade 3D printing material designed to work in extreme environments. It is resistant to oils and greases, does not degrade over time and is resistant to UV lights. Use it to test your prototypes in various industrial conditions. The low shrinkage allows 3D printing of complex mechanical elements as well as final components. The strength of the material can be used to create workpieces designed to withstand stress like springs, shock absorbers, and manufacturing tools. The Z-PETG filament is a robust solution for highly demanding professionals.

Compatible with

Zortrax M200 and M300
Zortrax M200 Plus
Zortrax M300 Plus
Zortrax M300 Dual (single and dual extrusion)

Available colors


Grey	Black

Examples of 3D printed models

with Zortrax filament Z-PETG

The optimal temperature of 3D printing

	Nozzle	Heatbed
Z-PLA Pro	205 - 210 °C	30 - 40 °C
Z-ABS	260 - 280 °C	80 °C
Z-HIPS	240 - 260 °C	80 °C
Z-ULTRAT	240 - 260 °C	80 °C
Z-ASA Pro	240 - 260 °C	65 °C
Z-PETG	225 - 255 °C	30 °C
Z-ESD	270 - 290 °C	70 °C
Z-GLASS	240 - 260 °C	30 °C
Z-PCABS	280 - 290 °C	85 °C
Z-FLEX	220 - 240 °C	50 °C
Z-NYLON	250 - 270 °C	85 °C
* This information is given as an indication, provided by the manufacturer. Nozzle and heatbed temperatures may vary depending on the 3D printer used.

Applications

Industrial tools and parts
Parts required to be resistant to salts, acids, alkalis, solvents, greases and oils
Mechanical components
Working mechanisms
Crash tests
Packaging prototypes
Containers and casings

Technical specifications

Properties	Metric	Imperial	ISO Standard
Izod Impact, Notched	3.27 kJ/m²	1.56 ft-lb/in²	ISO 180:2004
Breaking stress	37.27 MPa	5410 psi	ISO 527:1998
Glass Transition Temperature	104.1 °C	219 °F	ISO 11357-3:2014
Shore Hardness (D)	71.4	71.4	ISO 868:1998