Name: PETG Filament. 1.75mm. 1kg Spool
Rating: 4.00 (4 reviews)

Description

CAILAB PETG 3D Printing Filament

Ultra-Strong · Heat-Resistant · Built for Real-World Use

CAILAB PETG is engineered for makers who need strength. durability. and reliability beyond PLA . Combining excellent mechanical performance with smooth printability. it's ideal for functional parts. engineering projects. and outdoor applications .

Key Features

Industrial-Grade Toughness – Higher impact resistance than PLA. ideal for functional parts. mechanical components. and load-bearing designs
Smooth & Clog-Free Printing – Optimized melt flow for consistent extrusion with minimal stringing
Excellent Heat Resistance – Withstands temperatures up to 80°C . suitable for hot environments such as car interiors and electronics enclosures
Chemical & Moisture Resistant – Resistant to IPA. oils. humidity. and common solvents

Technical Specifications

Material	PETG (Glycol-Modified PET)
Filament Diameter	1.75mm ± 0.03mm
Recommended Nozzle Temp	230–250°C
Recommended Bed Temp	70–80°C (recommended for adhesion)
Spool Weight	1kg (≈330m)
Printer Compatibility	Creality. Prusa. Bambu Lab. and all FDM 3D printers

Perfect For

Functional Prototypes – Gears. hinges. fixtures. and tools requiring durability
Engineering Applications – Robotics parts. drone frames. and mechanical assemblies
Outdoor & Semi-Outdoor Use – Better weather resistance than PLA
Food-Safe Containers* – *When properly post-processed with a smooth. sealed surface

Why Choose CAILAB PETG?

✔ Factory-Direct Quality – Produced in our ISO 9001-certified manufacturing facility
✔ Low-Warp Formula – Improved dimensional stability for large or flat prints
✔ Clear & Opaque Options – From crystal-clear PETG to vibrant solid colors
✔ Global Shipping Ready – Vacuum-sealed with desiccant for moisture protection and freshness

Material Safety Data Sheet

Why does my print keep warping/lifting off the build plate?

Warping is typically caused by the model cooling and contracting. You can try these solutions: Ensure your build plate temperature is correct and uniform. Use an adhesive like a glue stick, hairspray, or a dedicated 3D printing adhesive. Turn off the part cooling fan for the initial layers, especially when printing ABS. Re-level your print bed to ensure the first layer is evenly "squished" onto the surface. Use a brim or raft in your slicer to increase adhesion.

What is the difference between PLA, ABS, PETG, and TPU? How do I choose?

Here's a quick breakdown of the most common filaments: PLA (Polylactic Acid): Best for beginners. It prints at a low temperature, has minimal warping, is odorless, and offers a glossy finish. However, it has moderate strength and a low heat resistance (can soften around 60°C). ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene): High strength, heat resistance, and durability. It requires a heated bed and an enclosed printer to prevent warping and may produce fumes during printing. PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol): A great middle-ground. It combines the ease of printing of PLA with the strength and durability of ABS. It's tough, impact-resistant, and has good layer adhesion. TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane): A flexible, rubber-like filament. It's used for parts that need to bend or absorb shock, like phone cases or gaskets. Recommendation: Start with PLA if you're new. Choose ABS or PETG for mechanical parts, and TPU for flexible applications.

What is the filament diameter and tolerance?

Our filaments come in two standard diameters: 1.75mm and 2.85mm. Please select the correct size for your specific 3D printer model. We adhere to strict high-precision standards, with our 1.75mm filament maintaining a tight diameter tolerance of ±0.02mm to ±0.05mm, ensuring smooth extrusion and preventing clogs or print defects caused by inconsistent filament width.

PETG Filament. 1.75mm. 1kg Spool