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Filamento Polymaker™ PETG - Filamento High-Speed, de alta resistencia y alta calidad
✔️ Nueva fórmula High-Speed
✔️ Más resistente, suave y confiable
✔️ Perfecto para prototipos y piezas de uso final
✔️ Fácil de imprimir con cualquier Setup
Polymaker™ PETG está diseñado para imprimir más rápido sin perder resistencia ni calidad. Su formulación de alto flujo permite una extrusión limpia y precisa a velocidades de hasta 300 mm/s, o de más de 500 mm/s con boquillas de alto flujo, mientras mantiene una excelente adhesión entre capas, durabilidad y acabado superficial.
La temperatura de impresión recomendada es de 240-260 °C.
La Temperatura de la cama debe establecerse entre 60-70 °C.
Esta nueva fórmula está diseñada para ofrecer un rendimiento confiable, con una adhesión superior entre capas, baja deformación y una experiencia sin obstrucciones incluso durante impresiones prolongadas. El resultado son piezas resistentes y dimensionalmente estables, con una apariencia profesional directamente al salir de la cama.
Ideal para una amplia variedad de aplicaciones, desde engranajes, soportes y accesorios de montaje hasta herramientas para exteriores, accesorios deportivos y accesorios para cosplay. Polymaker PETG ofrece el equilibrio adecuado entre tenacidad, flexibilidad, resistencia química y tolerancia a la temperatura (aproximadamente 70 °C HDT), por lo que es adecuado tanto para usos funcionales en interiores como en exteriores. Polymaker PETG es menos frágil y más resistente a los impactos que PLA.
Compatible con la mayoría de las impresoras FDM, Polymaker™ PETG imprime suavemente sin necesidad de una carcasa y funciona perfectamente con AMS y sistemas multimaterial para una alimentación confiable del filamento y cambios de color.
Advertencia: Polymaker PETG es muy higroscópico; el PETG húmedo puede provocar problemas como hilos y una mala calidad superficial. Mantén el filamento seco para evitar la formación excesiva de hilos. Polymaker PETG puede almacenarse en bolsas de barrera al vacío resellables para protegerlo de la humedad, incluidas en el embalaje. Para obtener los mejores resultados, utiliza el secador de filamento Polydryer con la caja de almacenamiento de filamento Polydryer.
Nota: Polylite PETG se dejará de fabricar y será reemplazado por su sucesor más rápido, resistente y fácil de imprimir, Polymaker PETG.
Hay disponibles variantes de PETG para descarga electrostática (ESD) destinadas a aplicaciones específicas. Obtén más información sobre Fiberon PETG-ESD aquí.
¿Buscas los enlaces TDS y SDS de Polylite PETG? Puedes encontrarlos a continuación.
PolyLite PETG TDS
PolyLite PETG SDS
Requisitos de impresión
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Ajustes de impresión
Ajustes de impresión
Filamento Polymaker™ PETG
Características principales
- High-Speed Printing
- Strong & Reliable
- Tough & Chemical Resistant
- Easy to Print
Filamento Polymaker™ PETG - 1.75mm (Nueva Fórmula) / 1kg / Negro está en pedido pendiente y se enviará tan pronto como vuelva a estar en stock.
Mira lo que está creando la comunidad
Especificaciones técnicas
Todo lo que necesitas antes de imprimir
Consejos de impresión
- Mantén el filamento sellado y seco cuando no lo uses. Para filamentos que no hayan estado expuestos durante mucho tiempo, sécalos a 60 °C durante 6 horas. Si han estado expuestos durante un periodo prolongado, especialmente en condiciones cálidas y húmedas, utiliza un ciclo de secado más largo según sea necesario.
- Para la adhesión a la placa de impresión: Para obtener los mejores resultados, utiliza una placa de impresión PEI texturizada. Al imprimir sobre PEI liso o vidrio, aplica una capa fina de pegamento en barra como capa de separación para evitar que la impresión se adhiera con demasiada fuerza. Si la primera capa no se adhiere, aumenta ligeramente la temperatura de la cama y reduce la velocidad de impresión de la primera capa.
- Si se producen hilos: Seca primero el filamento. Si persisten los hilos, reduce la temperatura de la boquilla dentro del intervalo recomendado de 240–260 °C y, después, ajusta con precisión la retracción y los parámetros de desplazamiento.
- Si la adhesión entre capas es débil: Reduce la refrigeración dentro del intervalo recomendado del 20–60 %, aumenta ligeramente la temperatura de la boquilla dentro del intervalo recomendado y reduce la velocidad de impresión si es necesario. Si utilizas una impresora cerrada, cerrar el compartimento también puede ayudar a mejorar la adhesión entre capas.
| Property | X-Y | Z | Value | Method |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Density | — | — | 1.3 g/cm³ Important | ISO 1183 |
| Tensile strength | 47.96 MPa Important | 45.71 MPa Important | — | ISO 527 |
| Elongation at break | 9.33 % Important | 3.54 % Important | — | ISO 527 |
| Bending strength | 80.08 MPa Important | 57.65 MPa Important | — | ISO 178 |
| Bending modulus | 2277.34 MPa Important | 1958.74 MPa Important | — | ISO 178 |
| Young's modulus | 2311.11 MPa Important | 2202.91 MPa Important | — | ISO 527 |
| Charpy, unnotched | 20.24 KJ/m² Important | 15.74 KJ/m² Important | — | ISO 179 |
| Charpy, notched | 4.95 KJ/m² Important | — | — | ISO 179 |
| Glass transition temperature (Tg) | — | — | 71.24 °C Important | ISO 11357 |
| Vicat softening temperature | — | — | 75 °C Important | ISO 306 |
| HDT (0.45 MPa) | — | — | 69 °C Important | ISO 75 |
| HDT (1.8 MPa) | — | — | 65 °C Important | ISO 75 |
Probado en muestras con un 100 % de relleno. X-Y = transversal a las capas, Z = entre las capas (adhesión entre capas).
Preguntas frecuentes
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Will the Galaxy glitters clog my nozzle?
Reseñas
Customers praised this PETG filament for excellent layer adhesion, smooth prints, and vibrant colors. Many noted it "prints beautifully" with minimal stringing and works well across various printers. However, some reported moisture sensitivity, equipment damage issues, and one delivery error. The new formula receives high marks for ease of use and speed.
Arrived fast, excellent quality product, as always!
just as petg should be
Seems like good stuff. Package arrived I. Good time , good tracking , and have bought from them a few times
Got this a few days ago and it works amazing! printed a few things, it's pretty tough and its working well for my needs I'm for sure am gonna buy more :D
While I've found some drawbacks with it vs the old formula, this works well for most PETG printing. I do tend to think of it as "PETG-Lite", as the OG PolyLite PETG does do some things better.
The new formula prints cleaner at high speeds, hands down. The old formula can be made to print fast if you do the tuning, but the new formula will make a cleaner result.
The old formula offers a BIG improvement on temperature resistance. This is a common trade-off when making high speed filaments, so the new formula doesn't offer enough extra heat tolerance over what normal PLA does IMO. When PLA won't take the heat, I look at PETG. If I don't have PolyLite PETG, I skip right to ABS or ASA because the new PETG formula doesn't offer anything much there.
The new formula has a "respectable" z-axis tensile strength for keeping vertical parts somewhat strong.
The old formula has what I call a "ridiculous" z-axis tensile strength for keeping vertical parts properly strong.
The new formula seems to peel apart much easier, usually coming off of the print bed. The bottom layer often bonds together poorly, resulting in it pulling apart into strings when the print is removed. I've lost the entire bottom layer of prints to this, which never happened with the PolyLite formula. I found that running it hotter (both nozzle and bed) helped prevent this, but this is the direct manifestation of the lower z-axis tensile strength. Thankfully this doesn't really continue through the print, it's mostly the bottom that does this.
TL;DR: Use it like PETG-Lite for faster, less demanding PETG prints. (That's probably 80% of PETG prints.) Don't rely on it for temperature resistance. Be aware of the trade-offs that the new materials make vs the old ones.
Polymaker has become my all time favorite filament. The color selection is great and very consistent from one project to the next. It always prints smoothly and I rarely have print failures due to adhesion or clogging.
Printed with this on a bambu A1 mini. extremely smooth, sturdy looking prints all around. Really recommend this for its price.
I used this on a project I did for a local restaurant and it printed so smooth. The client loved the look. Great product.
I've been printing with Polymaker PETG now for about 6 months and have had exceptional results. No clogs, great layer adhesion, strength, and it irons well. Overall a fantastic product!
I love Polymaker PETG! I print with it constantly because it has good layer adhesion, a lot of great color choices, and is stronger and can withstand higher temperatures than PLA!
I love polymaker's new PETG formula. It prints beautifully and has excellent layer adhesion.
I used it to print some filament shelf brackets I designed to use some old square metal tubing left over from an old bed frame. It's held up great for the past couple of months since I put up the shelves and loaded them with filament. I print a lot of PETG and this will be my go-to PETG for the foreseeable future. I just need polymaker to make a lime green now... 🍻
I love the dark green PETG it prints great!!! I will be ordering lots more.
Prints perfectly, but dont forget to dry your filament!
Great quality print, no complaints there. Was using it to build my hydroponics tower!
This PETG prints well on both the Anycubic Kobra 3 Max or Snapmaker U1. The Teal color is a perfect match for the Polymaker brand color.
Broke the front assembly and complete hotend by gunking up all over the nozzle and up into the print head housing. Bought a second front assembly and another complete hotend and ensure everything was set appropriately and filament is dried. Same thing happens a second time. Swap the front assembly and complete hotend a THIRD time and print with a different brand of PETG in my AMS and that prints fine. Ended up just throwing the rest of this spool away. Probably won't be buying from Polymaker for awhile with an experience like that; unacceptable.
Hey! We followed up via email recently - we are very sorry for the issues! We can be sure to help troubleshoot or replace via those emails.
good and strong material
I purchased PETG and it was great. Spools neatly wound and had no issues. Will be making another bulk purchase, soon.
Polymaker did it again!
Polymaker is my absolute go-to for 3D printing filament! Their color palette is massive, and they offer an incredible ecosystem of specialized and engineering filaments—from their Fiberon PA6-CF20 to unique lines like their casting and polycarbonate materials—giving them a variety that most other brands can't match. Lately, I’ve been using their new formula PETG, and I'm incredibly impressed. It prints fast with zero issues and offers fantastic layer adhesion. I'm already planning my next orders for their translucent PETG, ASA, and additional engineering filaments. If you want unmatched variety and reliability, Polymaker is the best out there.
