What is PETG Filament?
What PETG is good for
- Functional indoor parts that take impact or load
- Electronics enclosures and project boxes
- Plant pots and waterproof containers
- Shaded outdoor parts (years of life)
- Transparent and translucent prints
Print settings
- Nozzle: 230 to 245 C
- Bed: 75 to 85 C with glue stick on PEI
- Layer fan: 30 to 60 percent
- Enclosure: not required
PETG vs PLA
PETG is tougher, more heat resistant, and slightly flexible compared to PLA. PLA is easier to print, looks crisper at fine detail, and is cheaper. Pick PETG for parts with a job, PLA for visual prints.
Browse PETG
All PETG at Siddament. Related: PETG Filament Australia, How to print PETG.