Description: Fiberlogy PCTG Filament 1,75 mm 0,75 kg - Orange Transparent.
PCTG filament is an alternative forPETG. The material belongs to the same polyester family as PETG, but offers increased impact strength (about90 kJ/m2), temperature resistance and clarity. It does not require a heated chamber, which allows its use in home printers. It offers high dimensional stability and low shrinkage prevents model cracking. This makes it an easy material to use even for people without much experience in 3D printing. PCTG also withstands higher temperatures (up to 76°C) andis recyclable. The diameter of the filament is1.75 mm. The product in transparent orange color, is wound on a spool. Net weight of the filament is 0,75 kg.
In our offer of filaments you will also find other materials and colors.
Properties of PCTG filament
Filament is characterized by high impact strength (up to 20 times higher than PETG), has a high chemical resistance. PCTG is easy to 3D print, because it is dimensionally stable and has low shrinkage. It is also suitable for contact with food - no BPA(Pure Transparent version only).
Suggested parameters for printing with the filament
| Printing temperature | From 250°C to 270°C |
| Table temperature | From 90°C to 110°C |
| Closed chamber | Not required |
| Due to differences in printer design, the above data should be treated as a guideline, and the appropriate values should be determined experimentally. |
Fiberlogy PCTG 1,75 mm 0,75 kg - Orange Transparent.
Fiberlogy felt specification
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| Filament diameter | 1,75 mm |
| Dimensional tolerance of the filament | +/- 0.02 mm |
| Colour | Orange transparent |
| Printing temperature | From 250°C to 270°C |
| Table temperature | From 90°C to 110°C |
| Material | PCTG |
| Printing speed | < 100 mm/sec. |
| Drying conditions | 60°C / 4 h |
| Mounting hole diameter | 52 mm |
| Moisture absorber | Yes |
| Vacuum packaging | Yes |
| Roundness | +/- 0,01 mm |
| Retraction speed | 10 to 30 mm/s |
| Net weight | 0,75 kg |
Properties graph of PCTG filament.
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