Description
eSUN PETG Filament: Strong, durable, and easy to print.
💥 Highlight: Combines the best of PLA and ABS in one product!
eSUN PETG Filament is a premium-grade polymer (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified) specifically designed for 3D printing. It combines the best features of popular materials like PLA and ABS, delivering strength, durability, and ease of printing.
✨ Key features:
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High Toughness & Impact Resistance: Much stronger and more impact-resistant than PLA, making it ideal for parts subjected to high stress or heavy use.
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Chemical and weather resistant: Excellent resistance to water, chemicals, and UV radiation, making it suitable for outdoor applications and components in industrial environments.
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Easy to print, no warping: It has a very low warping rate, making it as easy to print as PLA. A temperature-controlled enclosure is not required for most FDM printers.
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Clarity and Gloss: The resulting pieces are transparent (especially translucent colors) and have a beautiful, high-gloss finish.
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Non-toxic and low odor: Safe to use, with very little odor during printing.
🛠️ Product details and recommended settings.
🎯 Compatibility and accuracy:
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Stable diameter tolerance: Ensures consistent filament feeding, reducing filament tangling and nozzle clogging.
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Compatible with most FDM/FFF printers: Suitable for FDM 3D printers that use common 1.75mm filament.
eSUN PETG Filament is an excellent choice for high-durability printing at a cost-effective price:
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Mechanical and functional parts: Gears, fasteners, housings, parts for remote-controlled vehicles or drones that require strength and resistance to wear.
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Outdoor Printing (Outdoor Applications): UV and weather resistant, ideal for outdoor elements such as sign holders or garden decorations.
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Containers and Utilities: Due to their chemical resistance and ease of cleaning (please double-check the food-safe grade for each color).
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Art and Design: Create models that are transparent, glossy, and durable, such as lamps or decorative pieces.
