Ultimaker PETG

Easy to use and versatile, it’s the best PETG on the market for Ultimaker 3D printers. Properties including good printability, toughness, chemical resistance, wear resistance, and temperature resistance make Ultimaker PETG suitable for a wide range of applications.

Reasons to choose Ultimaker PETG

Summary

Ultimaker PETG sets the standard for enterprise-grade industrial use, with key benefits including:

• Good adhesion and preconfigured print profiles mean anyone can quickly and easily achieve first-time-right results
• Compared to PLA and Tough PLA, Ultimaker PETG unlocks the widest range of technical applications – ideal for industrial parts, tools, and prototypes
• One of the most affordable technical 3D printing materials with a good mix of properties, Ultimaker PETG is easy to standardize the printing process across your organization

Properties:

Below are some key mechanical properties of Ultimaker PETG:

• Good chemical resistance against lubricants, oils, alcohol, acids, and bases
• Able to withstand humid environments and temperatures up to 76 °C
• Tough and wear resistant
• Available in 14 colors including transparent and fluorescent, Ultimaker PETG is suited for a variety of use cases, from color coding to see-through parts

Applications:

Ultimaker PETG is built for industrial use – an ideal choice for:

• Manufacturing aids for the production line
• Parts for industrial use, such as liquid-proof sensor covers or color-coded tools
• Functional prototypes

Compatibility:

Ultimaker PETG is officially supported by the Ultimaker S5, Ultimaker S3, Ultimaker 2+ Connect, and Ultimaker 3 series of 3D printers. It is compatible for dual extrusion with the following materials:

• Ultimaker PVA
• Ultimaker Breakaway