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Ultimaker PETG Green Translucent 2.85 mm 750 g

Ultimaker PETG Green Translucent 2.85 mm 750 g

SKU: PMUM-1000-011

Ultimaker PETG sets the standard for industrial use in businesses. It is the best PETG on the market for Ultimaker 3D printers—easy to use, versatile, and suitable for a wide range of applications thanks to properties such as good printability, toughness, chemical resistance, wear resistance, and temperature resistance.

Key Features:

Easy to Print
Versatile
Better mechanical properties than PLA

Color (Please select) Green Translucent: Green Translucent

Yellow Fluorescent
Diameter (Please select): 2,85 mm 2,85 mm
Weight (Please select): 750 g 750 g

€ 49,68

€ 66,24 per 1 kg

incl. 19% VAT ,

Low stock level

Delivery time: 1 - 3 Workdays
(DE - int. shipments may differ)

Ultimaker PETG Green Translucent 2.85 mm 750 g

€ 49,68

€ 66,24 per 1 kg

incl. 19% VAT ,

Fast shipping

13+ years experience

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Ultimaker PETG Filament Sets the Standard for Industrial Applications

Ultimaker PETG sets the standard for industrial use in businesses. Available in a wide range of colors—including translucent and fluorescent variants—it is perfectly suited for a variety of applications thanks to its properties, such as good printability, toughness, chemical resistance, wear resistance, and temperature resistance. Ultimaker PETG is easy to use, versatile, and scalable, allowing you to standardize your workflow and achieve your goals through 3D printing

Benefits of Ultimaker PETG Filament

Good adhesion and reliable layer bonding, along with excellent compatibility with PVA and Breakaway material, make Ultimaker PETG one of the easiest materials to work with on the market. And thanks to NFC detection and print profiles—including profiles with both visual and technical design intent—everyone, from beginners to experts, can quickly and easily get started with 3D printing using Ultimaker PETG and achieve the right results right away.
Compared to PLA and Tough PLA, Ultimaker PETG opens up the widest range of technical applications and offers the printability of PLA, but with the industrial properties you need. This allows you to create a wide variety of industrial parts, tools, and prototypes. Ultimaker PETG offers the ideal balance of properties for Ultimaker users in industrial environments, with consistently good optical, functional, and mechanical properties that withstand environmental influences such as wear and tear, chemicals, and higher temperatures
Ultimaker PETG is one of the most affordable engineering 3D printing materials. It is versatile, safe, and easy to print, is available in many colors, and is also perfectly suited for various industrial environments. All in all, Ultimaker PETG makes it easy for you to implement it in your business—which means fewer changes and more standardization

Applications of Ultimaker PETG Filament

Ultimaker PETG is the perfect solution for creating custom manufacturing jigs and fixtures that ensure efficiency, organization, and safety in an industrial setting. Available in a wide range of colors—and with properties such as temperature and chemical resistance as well as wear resistance—Ultimaker PETG enables the production of parts that you can use time and time again, thereby minimizing downtime.

With chemical resistance to lubricants, oils, alcohol, acids, and alkalis—as well as temperature resistance for warmer environments up to 76 °C—Ultimaker PETG is an excellent choice for producing parts designed to withstand heavy use in a wide range of industrial environments, such as waterproof sensor covers or color-coded manufacturing aids.

Ultimaker PETG is an ideal material for creating functional prototypes that can then be tested in real-world conditions. It offers good printability, a balanced combination of toughness and stiffness, as well as chemical resistance, temperature resistance, and wear resistance—meaning you can design, build, and iterate on the prototype you need to get the job done.