ESUN PETG+ 1,75 mm preto 1 kg filamento em rolo de papel

Printing with standard PETG often means compromising between strength and ease of use, but the ESUN PETG+ 1.75mm Black 1kg Paper Roll filament changes that. This advanced PETG+ material delivers the durability and chemical resistance of PETG with improved flow and layer adhesion, making it a reliable choice for functional parts, mechanical components, and everyday prototypes. The 1 kg spool is wound on an eco-friendly paper roll, reducing plastic waste without sacrificing performance. With a diameter tolerance of ±0.03 mm, you get consistent extrusion and fewer clogs, while the low warping tendency ensures clean prints on a variety of build surfaces.

Who is it for

This filament is ideal for hobbyists, educators, and professionals who need tough, impact-resistant parts without the hassle of high-temperature materials. It works on most FDM 3D printers with a heated bed, and the black color provides a sleek, professional finish for enclosures, brackets, tools, and cosplay props. Whether you are upgrading from PLA or seeking a more forgiving alternative to ABS, PETG+ offers a balanced blend of strength, flexibility, and printability.

Main features

• Material: PETG+ for enhanced toughness and layer bonding
• Diameter: 1.75 mm with ±0.03 mm tolerance
• Color: Black, opaque finish
• Net weight: 1 kg on a paper spool (56 mm hub hole)
• Print temperature: 230-250 °C
• Heated bed: 70-80 °C
• Low odor and low warping
• Vacuum sealed with desiccant for moisture protection

Specifications

• Density: 1.27 g/cm³
• Tensile strength: ≥50 MPa
• Elongation at break: ≥150%
• Melt flow index: 10-20 g/10min (240°C/2.16kg)
• Vicat softening temperature: ≈85 °C
• Glass transition temperature: ≈80 °C
• Recommended print speed: 40-100 mm/s
• Compatibility: FDM 3D printers

Tips

Store the filament in a dry box or resealable bag with desiccant when not in use to maintain print quality. Use a glue stick or PEI sheet on the heated bed for best adhesion, and allow the part to cool before removal to prevent warping. For detailed prints, reduce speed to 40-60 mm/s and increase cooling fan to 50-80% after the first layers.