PETG filament

PETG filament for functional 3D prints in a wide range of colours

PETG is a versatile filament for functional parts. It combines good strength, toughness and heat resistance with reliable layer adhesion and low odour during printing. Read more…

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What is PETG?

PETG is a versatile 3D printing filament and a practical next step when PLA no longer offers enough performance for a project. It is stronger and tougher than PLA and offers better resistance to heat. This makes PETG a suitable choice for parts that need to remain in use at home, in the workshop or in a technical application.

Good layer adhesion helps create reliable prints with a solid connection between the individual layers. PETG also produces little odour while printing, making it a convenient material for a wide variety of functional projects.

Why choose PETG?

Choose PETG when a printed part needs to withstand more than a typical PLA component. The filament combines durability with practical printability, giving you plenty of freedom to create housings, mounts, brackets and other useful parts.

You also have plenty of visual options. The range includes opaque colours, soft pastel shades and transparent variants. This allows you to select the material not only for its performance, but also for the appearance you want your finished part to have.

Applications

  • Functional parts
  • Housings, mounts and brackets
  • Parts for the home and workshop
  • Transparent components

The range

This category includes Easy PETG from Fiberlogy and PETG from our own Fill 3D brand. You can choose from a broad selection of opaque, pastel and transparent colours, including Pure Transparent, bottle green, burgundy, light green, navy blue and transparent orange.

Black is also available on a large 2.5 kg spool, and a 2.85 mm version is available as well. A large part of the range is suitable for the Bambu Lab AMS. This category belongs to PETG & PCTG. If you prefer a matt finish, explore PETG Matte. If you need an even tougher material, take a look at PCTG.