Name: Machines-3D Filament PETG 1,75mm 750g Mountain Grey
Brand: Machines-3D
SKU: 4540
Price: 27.60 EUR
Availability: InStock

Description

The Machines-3D PETG filament combines glycol with standard PET to eliminate brittleness, thus it has improved durability and tensile strength. PETG is an industrial-grade 3D printing material designed to work in extreme environments. The material complies with the requirements of the European Community regulations for plastics used in food-contact applications. It is resistant to oils and greases, does not degrade over time, and is resistant to UV lights. It features higher mechanical strength and printing precision than any kind of ABS, but prints as easy as PLA. You could it in order to test your prototypes in various industrial conditions.

Optimal printing temperatures

Filament	Nozzle	Heatbed
PLA M3D	200 - 230 °C	30 - 50 °C (not necessary)
PLA Plus M3D	200 - 230 °C	30 - 50 °C (not necessary)
ABS M3D	250 - 280 °C	80 - 130 °C
ABS Plus M3D	250 - 280 °C	80 - 130 °C
Smart ABS M3D	250 - 280 °C	80 - 130 °C
TPC Semi-flex M3D	210 - 250 °C	30 - 60 °C
PETG M3D	230 - 250 °C	30 - 50 °C (not necessary)
Nylon M3D	230 - 260 °C	70 °C
Nylon Carbon fiber M3D	240 - 260 °C	80 - 130 °C
Nylon Glass fiber M3D	240 - 260 °C	80 - 130 °C
PLA Wood	200 °C	30 - 40 °C (not necessary)
PCABS M3D	280 - 290 °C	100 - 130 °C
PLA Conductive M3D	210 - 220 °C	30 - 50 °C (not necessary)
PVA Hydrosoluble	210 - 220 °C	30 - 50 °C (not necessary)
ABS Flame retardant	240 - 260 °C	100 - 110 °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