PETG Basic 1.75mm, 1KG/2.2LB

PETG is a meaningful step up from PLA for functional and mechanical applications — tougher, more temperature-resistant, and chemically resistant to many common solvents and fuels. Amolen PETG Basic prints with strong layer adhesion, low warp, and a semi-gloss surface finish that reads as clean and professional on both functional components and display pieces. Note: PETG is not biodegradable. A hardened steel nozzle is recommended for sustained printing; PTFE-lined hotends should not be used above 240°C. Multicolor Rainbow — a full-spectrum color sequence cycling through red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet across the spool. The color progression varies with print speed and layer height, producing a unique color distribution on every build. Strong layer adhesion and PETG durability in a vivid, eye-catching filament. Black — deep, clean black in PETG semi-gloss finish. Strong layer adhesion and high contrast on functional parts, enclosures, and display pieces. Grey — neutral mid-tone grey with semi-gloss PETG surface. Versatile tone for mechanical components, structural prints, and functional prototypes. Red — vivid, clean red in PETG semi-gloss finish. Strong color fidelity with good UV and chemical resistance. White — bright, clean white in PETG. Good opacity and semi-gloss surface for functional and visual applications. Print Temperature: 230–260°C Bed Temperature: 30–65°C Print Speed: <120mm/s Retraction: 0.8–1.2mm at 25–40mm/s Drying: 65±5°C for 6–8 hours before use Diameter: 1.75mm ±0.02mm Spool size: 1KG / 2.2lb Packaging: Reusable vacuum-sealable bags with desiccant Material: PETG — not biodegradable; hardened steel nozzle recommended; not for PTFE-lined hotends above 240°C 🌵 Why Buy from VectorDesignsArizona? We run a large and growing 3D print farm out of Tucson, Arizona — and the filaments we carry are the ones loaded in our own machines. As an authorized reseller, we only sell what we've personally used and relied on. Every material in our store has been tested in real production runs, not just sampled. When we recommend a filament, it's not a sales pitch, it's what's actually running through our printers right now.