PolyLite PETG White - 1.75mm - 3 kg

Use of PolyLite PETG White 3Kg

PolyLite™ PETG White is made with the finest raw materials to achieve advanced mechanical properties and very high quality. Its slight flexibility makes this PETG ideal for producing more functional parts than PLA and slightly more heat resistant (81°C).

It prints easily and has good layer adhesion, which prevents warping.

PolyLite PETG White is also used for parts exposed to vibrations and jigs.

Easier and faster to sand than PLA, it is ideal for design parts or prototypes with a smooth surface. This is useful for creating high-quality visual prototypes in various colors.

PETG is one of the most used materials in 3D printing because of its good balance between ease of use and mechanical properties.

This White PETG from Polymaker is an affordable, high-quality PETG compatible with most 3D printers on the market.

PolyLite PETG White: Key Features

High Quality: This White PETG filament is a premium, high-quality material developed by leading manufacturer Polymaker.

Durability and Strength: PolyLite PETG White is used for functional applications requiring durability. Approaching ABS mechanical properties while being easier to use, it is ideal for a wide range of applications.

Easy Post-processing: Post-processing PolyLite PETG ensures an ideal finish with a smooth surface, perfect when visual appearance is important.

Our Recommendations for Using PolyLite PETG White

Polymaker’s PolyLite PETG White is a 3D filament printable on all 3D printers with a heated bed and extruding 1.75mm or 2.85mm filament.

3D printing with this PolyLite PETG White is easy with extrusion temperatures between 230 and 240°C, bed temperatures between 70 and 80°C, and print speeds between 30 and 50 mm/s.

For optimal bed adhesion, using a brim, BuildTak surface, or glue is recommended.

The White PETG filament is compatible with all open 3D printers equipped with a heated bed and supporting 1.75mm or 2.85mm filament. Printing profiles are also integrated into open filament programs like Raise3D, making the printer/filament combination plug and play.