PETG Filament 1.75,Toughness Enhanced Red Petg Vacuum Sealed,Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 1 kg Spool 3D Filament Petg Red
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- Toughness EnhancedEase of printing, high purity with low shrinkage and superb layer bonding.Novamaker PETG filaments will meet your demands for printing projects of functional parts with higher toughness.
- Clog-Free & Bubble-FreeNovamaker dry petg 1.75mm filament for 48 hours before packaging and vacuum sealed in nylon rebag. No stringing and warping issues,easy to use.
- Tangle LessAdvanced take-up device, PLC automatic precise wire arranging to make sure the line tidy and less-tangle and guarantee the petg filament 1.75 tidy and easy to be fed.
- Dimensional Consistency1.75 mm petg, dimensional accuracy + / - 0.02 mm,giving you a great printing experience with no clog. 1 kg spool.
- All Lifetime WarrantyRecommended Extrusion/Nozzle Temperature 230C - 250C,net weight 1kg spool. Fast and effective 24 x 7 professional customer support providing technical solution of novamaker petg red filament.
Brand: NovaMaker
Material: Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol
Color: Red
Item Weight: 1 Kilograms
Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters
Package Dimensions : 8.66 x 8.15 x 3.11 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Item model number : novamaker-petg07
Date First Available : July 6, 2020
Manufacturer : Novamaker
Best Sellers Rank: #15,901 in Industrial & Scientific (See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific) #363 in 3D Printing Filament
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Customer Reviews: 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 718 ratings
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Color: Green
I am using this to make small parts that I didn't want just black on my RC drone build. Great color and I haven't had any issues printing with it. I plan on getting some more when needed.
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by DemonRat71
Color: Green
great PETG filament! I've had this stuff laying around here for years now because I thought it was a translucent and that it was a pretty fuggly color. Well I was running out of my other PETG so I figure what the hell and gave it a shot. This is by far my favorite color of green I currently have and it prints great (I did put the old spool in a drybox but I just got a new spool and put it directly on my CFS and it's printing great! If you think it's stringy or doesn't print well then I would highly recommend a filament dryer.. they're not that expensive (just get one that will do 60-65degress for PETG) and they work great for getting the moisture out of the filament and getting it printing great.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by David Scott
Color: Black
Great strength PETG filament which is most important. I did notice that this filament is labeled as black but prints with a faint translucent green color under bright light. This doesn’t matter I me as I just need functional parts but it is noticeable.
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by ryan ryan
Color: Black
I bought this last year, and I've even had a hot steam vaporizer running through the Winter. I've had the spool set up on my Neptune 3 Plus all this time, and I'm sure it's absorbed some moisture, but I'm still getting good bed adhesion and solid layers. I get a lot of spider webs during movement despite having the machine set to retract and bob during moves, but that's probably due to moisture. I haven't gotten any pops or inconsistencies in the layers, so it's still doing just fine. Maybe next time I need to change the nozzle, I'll unload the spool and pop it in my filament dryer for a few days. It's a good, reliable, and strong PETG. The last thing I made was a Boulder-style deck box for MTG Commander, and it's solid and interlocks very well. It was certainly cheaper to print than pay the $12+ for one at the local card shop.
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Color: Grey
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Color: White
I'll keep it short, this is the better PLA. Print this stuff with a .8mm nozzle and the higher end of the temperature reccomendation and you will get some seriously strong parts. I used this stuff to print a fender for a Onewheel and I have dropped that board 6 feet from a ramp going over 5mph onto concrete and the fender printed from this material was the first part to make impact and it didn't even leave a mark! Seriously this stuff is so cheap and can be used for end-use products with how strong it is. No it is not carbon fiber nylon so don't expect to make tools out of this but it definetely is strong enough for many cases. Best of all the layer adhesion on this is miles above PLA and thus the strength is much more uniform. In the end if you are looking for a cheap and easy to print material this stuff is a solid choice.
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