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Basic PETG Filament 1.75mm 8 Colors Impact Resistant

Brand: Yiqiu3D · A cracked jig stops a line: bracket lugs, hinge tabs and machine guards split along a layer line the first time they are clamped, dropped or stacked. This black PETG is formulated for impact toughness and layer bonding, so functional parts flex and recover instead of shattering, and the dense black face hides the scuffs and tool marks that show up on lighter colours. Nozzle range 230-260 °C, 1.75 mm round profile, 1 kg net filament per spool, vacuum-sealed with a desiccant pack.

  • Recorded parameters for this reference: PETG
  • Runs on the printer you already own: standard 1.75 mm FDM machines including Bambu Lab
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Diameter 1.75mm
Material PETG
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What is PETG, and why print functional parts in it instead of PLA?

PETG is a glycol-modified PET made for FDM printing. Against PLA it is tougher and far less brittle, bonds more strongly from layer to layer and shrugs off moisture and common chemicals better, which is why it suits jigs, brackets, guards and bins that get clamped and dropped. It prints in a 230-260 °C nozzle window and needs no heated chamber, so it runs on ordinary open-frame machines. For parts held in sustained heat in service, choose ABS or ASA instead.

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Is it right for my project?

Best for: For reusable packaging, crates and bins that must survive repeated handling - available in 9 colours; lead colour Black (/roll). Not ideal for: Avoid for very thin flexible walls; TPU or PP may suit that geometry better - available in 9 colours; lead colour Black (/roll).

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Nozzle 230-260°C

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Recorded parameters for this reference: PETG, 1.75 mm diameter, round spool profile, 1 kg net filament per spool, recommended nozzle temperature 230-260 °C, nine colours on one listing. PETG absorbs far less water than nylon or TPU, so jigs, guards and bins keep their dimensions and strength in a damp workshop, and tension-wound strand feeds evenly from the first layer to the last.

Runs on the printer you already own: standard 1.75 mm FDM machines including Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa and Anycubic, direct-drive or Bowden, on a common 1 kg spool holder, with no heated chamber and no hardened nozzle required. Set your PETG profile inside the 230-260 °C window, keep part cooling moderate on tall walls and open the vacuum bag only when the spool goes on the holder.

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Technical Data

Specifications

Diameter 1.75mm
Material PETG

Print Profile

Basic PETG Filament 1.75mm 8 Colors Impact Resistant prints best at 230-260°C nozzle.

Nozzle Temp230-260°C

Spool Specification

Spool details for your feeding and handling setup.

Gross Weight1.35 kg
Spool Size (L×W×H)20.5 × 20.5 × 6 cm
Pack FormatPiece
Spool TypeRound Spool

What You Receive

A cracked jig stops a line: bracket lugs, hinge tabs and machine guards split along a layer line the first time they are clamped, dropped or stacked. This black PETG is formulated for impact toughness and layer bonding, so functional parts flex and recover instead of shattering, and the dense black face hides the scuffs and tool marks that show up on lighter colours. Nozzle range 230-260 °C, 1.75 mm round profile, 1 kg net filament per spool, vacuum-sealed with a desiccant pack.

  • Vacuum-sealed bag
  • Desiccant pack
  • Arrives dry and ready to print

Attributes

Country / Regionchina
HS Code39169010
Item No.basic-petg-colors-impact-resistant-creality
Diameter 1.75mm
Appearance Round Spool
Diameter 1.75mm
Appearance Round Spool
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Before You Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

What is PETG, and why print functional parts in it instead of PLA?
PETG is a glycol-modified PET made for FDM printing. Against PLA it is tougher and far less brittle, bonds more strongly from layer to layer and shrugs off moisture and common chemicals better, which is why it suits jigs, brackets, guards and bins that get clamped and dropped. It prints in a 230-260 °C nozzle window and needs no heated chamber, so it runs on ordinary open-frame machines. For parts held in sustained heat in service, choose ABS or ASA instead.
Will this spool fit my printer?
It is a standard round 1.75 mm, 1 kg spool, so it fits common FDM printers and 1 kg spool holders, including Bambu Lab and Creality style machines, direct-drive or Bowden. If your printer uses a proprietary cartridge or a non-standard hub, send us the model name and we will confirm the fit before you order. No heated chamber and no hardened nozzle are required for this grade.
What print settings do you recommend?
The recorded nozzle temperature for this grade is 230-260 °C; the middle of that window is a sensible starting point. A 0.4 mm nozzle at 0.2 mm layers with moderate part cooling suits functional parts, and extra perimeters add strength faster than extra infill on load-bearing walls. We do not publish a heated bed figure for this reference, so start from the PETG bed setting already in your printer profile.
What is this filament best used for?
Functional parts that take repeated handling: jigs, fixtures and tool holders, brackets and clips, machine guards and covers, hinge and latch parts, workshop organisers, and reusable crates, bins and tote inserts that have to survive being stacked and moved. The dense black finish also suits fixtures where a light colour would show every scuff. It is not intended for parts held in sustained heat, and it is not a flexible material: for very thin flexible walls, TPU or PP is the better choice.
How is the spool packed and how should I store it?
Every spool is vacuum-sealed with a desiccant pack and boxed for export. Open the bag only when the spool goes on the holder, then reseal it or move it to an airtight container away from sunlight and damp floors. PETG takes up moisture slowly, but enough to cause popping at the nozzle and weaker layer bonding, which shows first on thick functional parts such as guards and brackets. Keep the winding untouched and store spare spools sealed.

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