AURAPOL PET-G Filament ARMY Desert Storm 1 kg 1,75 mm
AURAPOL PET-G Filament ARMY Desert Storm 1 kg 1,75 mm
AURAPOL PET-G Filament ARMY Desert Storm 1 kg 1,75 mm More
Manufacturer: AURAPOL s.r.o.Product code: 58654 Shipping and Payment
AURAPOL PET-G Filament ARMY Desert Storm 1 kg 1,75 mm More
Manufacturer: AURAPOL s.r.o.Product code: 58654 Shipping and Payment
PETG Filament for 3D Printers
Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol
Commonly known as PETG or PET-G, this is a thermoplastic polyester that offers chemical resistance, durability, and excellent processability. It is highly popular for both consumer and commercial applications, including 3D printing and other thermal manufacturing technologies.
Key Features
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Weather resistance
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Chemical resistance (against acids, bases, salts)
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High-quality, glossy surface
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Good abrasion resistance
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Optimized for FDM (FFF) 3D printers
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Excellent adhesion to heated bed, Kapton, BuildTak, glass, etc.
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Low shrinkage during cooling
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Perfect layer adhesion
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High thermal stability up to 70°C
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Compatible with PVA supports
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Generally easy to print
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Odorless during printing
Advantages of PETG
Durable. Virtually unbreakable. Affordable. Suitable for functional prototypes.
In general, PETG plastic is food-safe and commonly used for food containers and beverage bottles.
PETG is recyclable.
Applications of PETG
PETG is an excellent material for use in modern 3D printers. With proper print settings, PETG filament prints easily, provides excellent layer adhesion, and is free from unpleasant odors. It also has very low shrinkage, enabling larger prints compared to, for example, ABS. At the same time, it is extremely strong and chemically resistant, making it suitable for printing high-temperature-resistant objects, food-safe applications, and impact-resistant parts.
What is the Difference Between PET and PETG?
Although these compounds may appear similar, they are fundamentally different at the molecular level. PET is the result of combining two monomers.
PETG also includes glycol, which gives it different chemical properties than PET.
PETG is less brittle and more flexible than PET, making it ideal for bottles. It also has better impact resistance.
Note
PET-G adheres well to most common print surfaces—sometimes too well. When printing on PEI or glass, we recommend using a glue stick (e.g., Kores), hairspray, or 3Dlac.
Our PET-G is optimized for the print profile "Prusament PET-G."
Specifications
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Filament weight: 1000 g
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Length: approx. 330 m
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Diameter: 1.75 mm ± 0.02 mm
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Printing temperature: 245–255°C
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Bed temperature: 85–95°C
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The spool is vacuum-packed in plastic
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Made in the Czech Republic
Spool Dimensions
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Empty spool weight: 250 g (transparent), 220 g (black)
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Outer diameter: 200 mm
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Shaft hole diameter: 55 mm
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Spool width: 68 mm
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Packaging dimensions (box): 80 × 230 × 200 mm
Made in the Czech Republic.
This product is made from virgin granulate.
It contains no recycled material or other undesirable additives.