PETG Filament with multi-color for 3D printing, 1.75mm, 1kg
Product Features
✔️100% non-knotted- Perfect filament winding that is compatible with most DM/FFF 3D printers. You don't need to bear printing failure after 10 hours of printing or more due to a tangled issue.
✔️Better Physical Strength- Good physical strength than PLA Non-brittle recipe and good layer bonding strength make the functional parts feasible.
✔️Higher Temperature & Outdoor performance- 20°C working temperature increased than PLA Filament ,good chemical and sunshine resistance that even suitable for outdoor application.
✔️No warping & Precision Diameter- Excellent first layer adhesion to reduce warpage. shrinkage. curl and print failure. Good diameter control.
| Brand | Torwell |
| Material | SkyGreen K2012/PN200 |
| Diameter | 1.75mm/2.85mm/3.0mm |
| Net weight | 1 Kg/spool; 250g/spool; 500g/spool; 3kg/spool; 5kg/spool; 10kg/spool |
| Gross weight | 1.2Kg/spool |
| Tolerance | ± 0.02mm |
| Length | 1.75mm(1kg) = 325m |
| Storage Environment | Dry and ventilated |
| Drying Setting | 65˚C for 6h |
| Support materials | Apply with Torwell HIPS, Torwell PVA |
| Certification Approval | CE, MSDS, Reach, FDA, TUV, SGS |
| Compatible with | Makerbot, UP, Felix, Reprap,Ultimaker, End3, Creality3D, Raise3D, Prusa i3, Zortrax, XYZ Printing, Omni3D, Snapmaker, BIQU3D, BCN3D, MK3, AnkerMaker and any other FDM 3D printers |
| Package | 1kg/spool; 8spools/ctn or 10spools/ctn sealed plastic bag with desiccants |
More Colors
Color Available
| Basic color | White, Black, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Grey, Silver, Orange, Transparent |
| Other color | Customized color is available |
Every colored filament we manufacture is formulated according to a standard color system such as the Pantone Color Matching System. This is important in order to ensure consistent color shade with every batch as well as allowing us to produce specialty colors such as Multicolor and Custom colors.
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Package
Torwell PETG Filament comes in a sealed vacuum bag with desiccant bag, easily keep your 3D printer filament at an optimal storage condition and free from dust or dirt.
1kg roll PETG filament with desiccant in vaccum package.
Each spool in individual box (Torwell box, Neutral box, or Customized box avilable).
8boxes per carton (carton size 44x44x19cm).
How to Storage
1. If you are going to leave your printer inactive for more than a couple of days, please retract the filament to protect your printer nozzle.
2. In order to extend the life of your filament, please place the unsealing filament back to original vacuum bag and stock it in a cool and dry place after print.
3. When storing your filament, please feed the loose end through the holes on the edge of the filament reel to avoid winding, so that it feeds properly when you use it next time.
Factory Facility
FAQ
A: the material is made with fully automated equipment, and the machine automatically winds the wire. generally, there will be no winding problems.
A: our material will be baked before production to prevent the formation of bubbles .
A: the wire diameter is 1.75mm and 3mm, there are 15 colors, and also can do customize color you want if there are big order.
A: we will vacuum process the materials to place the consumables to be damp, and then put them in the carton box to protection damage during transportation.
A: we use high quality raw materials for processing and production, we not use recycled material, nozzle materials and secondary processing material, and the quality is guaranteed.
A: yes, we do business in every corner of the world , please contact us for detailed delivery charges.
| Density | 1.27 g/cm3 |
| Melt Flow Index(g/10min) | 20（250℃/2.16kg） |
| Heat Distortion Temp | 65℃, 0.45MPa |
| Tensile Strength | 53 MPa |
| Elongation at Break | 83% |
| Flexural Strength | 59.3MPa |
| Flexural Modulus | 1075 MPa |
| IZOD Impact Strength | 4.7kJ/㎡ |
| Durability | 8/10 |
| Printability | 9/10 |
Once you’ve mastered the basics for printing with PETG, you will find it to be easy to print with and comes out great in a wide temperature range. It’s great even for large flat prints due to its very low shrinkage. Combination of strength, low shrinkage, smoother finish and higher heat resistance make PETG an ideal everyday alternative to PLA and ABS.
Other features include great layer adhesion, chemical resistance including acids and water. Torwell PETG filament is characterized by consistent quality, high dimensional accuracy and has been extensively tested on a variety of printers; yielding very strong and precise prints.
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Extruder Temperature(℃) |
230 – 250℃ Recommended 240℃ |
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Bed temperature(℃) |
70 – 80°C |
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Nozzle Size |
≥0.4mm |
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Fan Speed |
LOW for better surface quality / OFF for better strength |
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Printing Speed |
40 – 100mm/s |
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Heated Bed |
Required |
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Recommended Build Surfaces |
Glass with glue, Masking paper, Blue Tape, BuilTak, PEI |
- You can also experiment between 230°C – 250°C until ideal print quality is achieved. 240°C is generally a good starting point.
- If parts seem to be weak, increase the printing temperature. PETG achieves maximum strength at around 250°C
- Layer cooling fan depend on the model being printed. Large models do not generally require cooling but parts/area with short layer times (small details, tall and thin, etc.) may need some cooling, about 15% is usually enough, for extreme overhangs you can go up to a maximum of 50%.
- Set your print bed temperature to approximately 75°C +/- 10 (hotter for the first few layers if possible). Use glue stick for optimal bed adhesion.
- PETG doesn’t need to be squeezed onto your heated bed, you want to leave a slightly larger gap on the Z axis to allow more room for the plastic to lay down. If the extruder nozzle is too close to the bed, or previous layer it will skim and create stringing and build-up around your nozzle. We recommend starting off moving your nozzle away from the bed in 0.02mm increments, until there is no skimming when printing.
- Print on glass with glue stick or you favorite printing surface.
- Best practice before printing any PETG material is to dry it before using (even if new), dry at 65°C for at least 4 hours. If possible, dry for 6-12 hours. Dried PETG should last for about 1-2 weeks before needing to redry.
- If print is too stringy, also try under-extruding a bit. PETG can be sensitive to over extrusion (blobbing etc.) – if you’re experience this, just bring in the extrusion setting on the slicer ever-so-slightly each time until it stops.
- No raft. (if the print bed is not heated, consider using brim instead, 5 or more mm wide.)
- 30-60mm/s print speed
