Description anycubic petg black filament 1.75mm 1kg
Anycubic PETG Filament Black — Durable, Matte, and Professional-Grade 3D Printing Material
Anycubic PETG Filament Black is a premium-grade filament designed for high-performance and aesthetically refined 3D printing. Its deep matte black finish ensures professional and sleek-looking parts, while the material’s excellent mechanical strength and heat resistance make it ideal for functional prototypes, enclosures, and high-precision components.
Key Advantages
- High durability and impact resistance: Combines rigidity and toughness for long-lasting parts.
- Chemical and water resistance: Perfect for technical prints exposed to moisture, oils, or solvents.
- Excellent print quality: No bubbles, no clogging, and very low warping thanks to tight diameter tolerance (±0.02mm).
- Universal compatibility: Works with 99% of FDM 3D printers and 3D pens.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Material | PETG |
| Color | Black |
| Filament Diameter | 1.75 mm ±0.02 mm |
| Length | 320 m |
| Net Weight | 1 kg |
| Print Temperature | 230–240 °C |
| Bed Temperature | 60–70 °C |
| Glass Transition Temperature | >70 °C |
Recommended Printing Settings
- Nozzle Temperature: 230–240°C
- Heated Bed Temperature: 60–70°C
- Print Speed: 40–60 mm/s
- Cooling Fan: 20–50%
- Retraction: 4–6 mm at 40–60 mm/s
Installation Instructions
- Mount the PETG Black spool on the spool holder of your 3D printer.
- Preheat the nozzle to at least 230°C.
- Cut the filament tip into a sharp angle.
- Insert the filament into the extruder and push it through until it flows from the nozzle smoothly.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Is Anycubic PETG Black glossy or matte?
- It has a subtle black appearance that looks professional and hides layer lines well.
- Does PETG Black require an enclosure?
- No, but printing in a draft-free environment improves quality.
- Is PETG more difficult to print than PLA?
- It requires slightly higher temperatures but is still user-friendly and suitable for intermediate users.
- What types of models are best for PETG Black?
- Functional parts, tools, housings, engineering prototypes, and any project needing high strength with a sleek black finish.