The functional workhorse: tougher than PLA, more temperature-tolerant, with chemical resistance — in seven series from Basic to glass-fiber reinforced. PETG parameters are not PLA parameters; this page keeps them separate on purpose.
| Series | Character | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| PETG Basic | Balanced toughness and clarity | Functional parts, fixtures, guards |
| PETG Dopamine | High-saturation fashion palette | Design-led consumer products |
| PETG Metallic | Metallic particle finish | Premium functional decor |
| PETG Marble | Stone-effect surface | Decor with functional toughness |
| PETG Rainbow | Graduated multi-color | Functional prints with consumer appeal |
| PETG-CF | Carbon-fiber filled, stiff, matte | Rigid structural parts, jigs |
| PETG-GF | Glass-fiber filled, dimensionally stable | Parts holding tolerance under load |
From current product labels: nozzle 220–255 °C, bed 50–80 °C. PETG is hygroscopic — spools ship vacuum-sealed with desiccant; keep them dry before printing. Final settings per series and machine: validate.
Catalogue photography — final colors confirmed per approved sample.
High-saturation fashion palette.
Stone-effect with functional toughness.
Graduated color with PETG durability.
Stiff, matte, low-warpage carbon fill.
Glass-fiber stability under load.
10 spools per carton, ready to ship.
The functional baseline. When a part must survive handling, weather-adjacent exposure or light chemicals, PETG Basic is where most functional ranges start.
Metallic particle finish on a functional base — premium look without giving up PETG toughness. Strong SKU for functional-decor categories like lighting, mounts and cases.
For stiffness and dimensional stability, fiber-filled PETG extends the family into structural territory.
Also in the reinforced family: PA-CF nylon carbon fiber →
Before volume: paid samples with test inputs — Product Validation · Documents: PETG technical reference & CE/RoHS summaries
