EAN: 6932704908488
ELEGOO PETG Pro Filament (Olive Green)
ELEGOO PETG Pro filament is an excellent choice for those looking for a material with high mechanical and thermal resistance, yet easy to print. It provides exceptional durability, low susceptibility to deformation and excellent film adhesion, making it ideal for creating technical components, usable prototypes and parts exposed to heavy use.
Resistance to outdoor conditions
Thanks to its resistance to UV (ultraviolet) radiation, moisture and varying temperatures, PETG Pro filament is ideal for printing objects that will be used outdoors. It retains its durability and color even after prolonged exposure to the sun or rain.
Thermal stability
With a recommended extrusion temperature in the range of 230-260°C, the filament maintains adequate fluidity during printing, while providing excellent interlayer adhesion. The finished parts are characterized by high resistance to elevated temperatures, making them ideal for various applications.
High mechanical durability
PETG Pro offers excellent resistance to impact, bending and cracking, making it ideal for printing mechanically stressed parts. Models are flexible but not brittle - ideal for functional parts, handles, housings and assembly components.
Smooth printing process
A diameter of 1.75 ą0.02 mm and high material purity eliminate the risk of nozzle clogging and guarantee uniform filament feeding. PETG Pro is also characterized by very low shrinkage and high resistance to deformation, making it easy to print even large models.
| Manufacturer | ELEGOO |
|---|---|
| Model | 50.203.0449 |
| Material | PETG |
| Color | Olive green |
| Diameter | 1.75 ą0.02 mm |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Extrusion temperature | 230°C-260°C |
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