Filament PETG
Tough, durable and more heat-resistant than PLA, for functional parts that need to last. Includes EcoPETG made from recycled production material. Available in 0.85 kg and 3 kg spools.
Najczęstsze pytania
Which printers is it for?
Any FDM 3D printer that uses 1.75 mm filament. Recommended settings for PETG: nozzle 220–250 °C, bed 70–90 °C. For EcoPETG: nozzle 220–235 °C, bed 70–85 °C.
How do I dry and store PETG?
PETG absorbs moisture from the air. If it starts to string or bubble, dry it for 4–6 hours at 65–70 °C. Store spools in a sealed container with desiccant.
What is the difference between PETG and EcoPETG?
EcoPETG is made from recycled production material and costs less. It may have small local diameter variations and minor surface irregularities, so we recommend it for everyday and high-volume prints rather than precision-critical parts.
Do your spools work with the Bambu Lab AMS?
Yes. The 0.85 kg and 0.75 kg spools work in the AMS with a free printable roller mod: 2 printed rollers per slot, fully reversible. You'll find the link on every product page.
About our PETG filament
3DPlast PETG filament 1.75 mm is made at our own factory in Ukraine. PETG is tougher and more heat-resistant than PLA, with good layer adhesion, so it suits functional parts: brackets, cases, holders and parts that need to handle load and heat.
The collection also includes EcoPETG, made from recycled production material. It is a cost-effective choice for high-volume printing and helps return production waste to the manufacturing cycle.