PETG Filament
PETG combines strength, impact resistance and a little flexibility, which makes it the first choice for functional parts. Its layers bond well, it resists moisture and chemicals, and it is easier to print than ABS and tougher than PLA. We stock 34 PETG products in 22 colours, from 115 SEK per kilo.
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Which PETG should you choose?
Classic PETG (from 115 SEK) is enough for most functional parts: brackets, holders, lids and technical components. Transparent PETG (from 129 SEK) lets light through and is used for covers, bottles and parts where you want to see what is inside. Matte PETG (from 179 SEK) hides layer lines and gives a professional surface without post-processing. For stiffer, more dimensionally stable parts there is carbon fibre (from 245 SEK), and for decorative projects glitter (from 145 SEK), with the same strength underneath.
Specifications
Frequently asked questions about PETG
Choose PETG when a part will be used, not just looked at: it handles moisture, chemicals and impacts better than PLA. Choose PLA when you want the easiest possible print and the sharpest detail. PETG prints hotter (220–255 °C versus 190–220 °C for PLA) and needs a little more tuning.
With us, classic PETG costs from 115 SEK per kilo. Transparent from 129 SEK, glitter from 145 SEK, matte from 179 SEK and carbon fibre from 245 SEK. Prices are for a 1 kg spool including VAT.
PETG is easier than ABS but asks a little more of you than PLA. Print at 220–255 °C with the bed at 50–70 °C. The material is sensitive to moisture, so store the spool somewhere dry — our spools arrive vacuum-packed with desiccant.
All our PETG is 1.75 mm with a tolerance of ± 0.02 mm, which suits the vast majority of 3D printers.
