Flashforge PETG Filament 1.75mm, 1KG/2.2lbs, White
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Our take on the Flashforge PETG Filament 1.75mm, 1KG/2.2lbs, White
Flashforge PETG is a 1.75mm glycol-modified filament on a 1kg spool, here in white. PETG sits between PLA and ABS: it prints with low warping and good layer adhesion, takes more impact than PLA, and resists moisture and weather better than either. It suits functional and outdoor parts where PLA would crack or soften, though it needs higher nozzle temperatures and slower speeds than PLA. Against generic PETG spools, Flashforge's main draw is consistent diameter and clean winding rather than any special formulation.
- Low warping and good layer adhesion
- Tougher and more impact-resistant than PLA
- Handles moisture and weather well
- Smooth, glossy surface with slight translucency
- Prints on most open-frame printers with a heated bed
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What reviewers say
Owners of Flashforge PETG generally report reliable winding and consistent diameter, with prints that hold up outdoors and under load. Most complaints center on stringing and the tuning PETG demands rather than the filament itself.
- Print qualityPraisedOwners say layers bond well and parts come out strong and smooth.
- StringingCriticisedMany report fine hairs and oozing until retraction and temperature are dialed in.
- Bed adhesionMixedIt sticks firmly, which some find reassuring and others find hard to remove from smooth plates.
Questions and answers
- What nozzle and bed temperatures does PETG need?
- Flashforge PETG prints around 230–250°C at the nozzle with a bed near 70–80°C. Start at the middle of that range and adjust for your printer.
- Does it need an enclosure?
- No. Its low shrinkage means it prints on open-frame printers. An enclosure helps on large parts but is not required.
- Is PETG stronger than PLA?
- Yes in impact and flexibility. PETG bends and absorbs knocks where PLA snaps, though PLA is stiffer and prints more easily.
- Can I dry it if it absorbs moisture?
- Yes. PETG takes up little water, but if prints pop or bubble, dry the spool at about 65°C for a few hours.
- What is on the spool?
- One 1kg (2.2lb) spool of 1.75mm white PETG filament.
- Will it work on a printer with a Bowden tube?
- Yes, though a direct-drive extruder handles PETG's retraction better and reduces stringing.
- What do buyers say about the Flashforge PETG Filament 1.75mm, 1KG/2.2lbs, White?
- Rated 4 out of 5 from 6 ratings.
