3D printing in PETG Basic
Tough, moisture-resistant and more heat-resistant than PLA – an all-round material.
About PETG Basic
PETG belongs to the same plastic family as PET bottles. It’s tougher than PLA, resists moisture and many chemicals and handles about 70 °C. PETG suits functional parts, spare parts, mounts and parts in damp environments – and works well outdoors for a while.
Good for
- Spare parts and mounts
- Parts in damp environments
- Enclosures
- Workshop and garage
Properties
Advantages
- Tough and impact-resistant
- Resists moisture and chemicals
- More heat-resistant than PLA
- Good value
Keep in mind
- Slightly less sharp detail than PLA
- Can leave small strings on the surface
Colours in PETG Basic
39 colours to choose from – pick a colour directly in the price calculator. Looking for another shade? Ask us.
Applications for PETG Basic
Similar materials
PETG Matte
krkrkrkrkrPETG with a matte finish – durable and good-looking.
PETG Transparent
krkrkrkrkrTransparent and tough PETG.
PETG-CF (carbon fibre)
krkrkrkrkrPETG with carbon fibre – stiff, matte and durable.
FAQ about PETG Basic
How much does 3D printing in PETG Basic cost?
PETG Basic has a price level of 1 out of 5. The price depends on the part’s size, material use and quantity – upload your file to the calculator to see the price straight away.
What temperature can PETG Basic withstand?
PETG Basic withstands about 70 °C before it starts to soften. If the part needs to handle more, we recommend a material with higher heat resistance.
When should I choose PETG Basic?
Good for: spare parts and mounts, parts in damp environments, enclosures, workshop and garage.
Want your part in PETG Basic?
Upload the file to the calculator or send a photo – you get a fixed price before we start.
We reply in writing in English or Swedish, usually within 1–2 working days.
