Filamentree PETG Sky Blue T 1kg

Filamentree PETG Sky Blue T 1kg – transparent sky blue PETG filament

Filamentree PETG Sky Blue T 1kg is a premium PETG filament with a beautiful transparent sky blue shade, designed for vibrant, strong, and long-lasting 3D prints. It combines printing ease similar to PLA with the strength and toughness of ABS, making it a great choice for both hobby users and professional prototyping.

Transparent blue allows for effective LED backlighting, highlighting internal structures, or simply an attractive modern look for printed parts.

Main advantages

• Transparent sky blue color (Sky Blue T) – ideal for backlit models, covers, decorations, and design prototypes.
• High strength and toughness – suitable for functional parts, mechanical components, and stressed prototypes.
• Thermal resistance up to approx. 80 °C – compared to PLA, it tolerates higher temperatures and thermal stress better.
• Excellent layer adhesion – strong bonds between layers increase the lifespan and durability of prints.
• Lower shrinkage and minimal deformation – easier printing of larger parts without significant warping.
• Good chemical and moisture resistance – also suitable for parts used in more demanding environments.
• Compatible with most FDM 3D printers – standard PETG, no enclosed space required.

Recommended use

Transparent Filamentree PETG Sky Blue T is a versatile material for a wide range of projects:

• Backlit and decorative models – lamps, light signs, cosplay elements, light diffusers.
• Covers and packaging – transparent electronics covers, protective shields, boxes, display cases.
• Functional prototypes and mechanical parts – holders, brackets, components for home and workshop.
• Design and artistic objects – modern decorations, statues, promotional items.
• Outdoor and technical applications – thanks to better temperature and moisture resistance than PLA (while respecting PETG limits).

Printing recommendations

Parameters may vary slightly depending on the printer, nozzle, and cooling, the following values are typical for PETG from Filamentree:

• Filament diameter: 1,75 mm
• Diameter tolerance: < 0,03 mm
• Recommended nozzle temperature: 230–240 °C
• Recommended bed temperature: 60–70 °C
• Recommended printing speed: approx. 40–100 mm/s (higher speeds depending on printer capabilities)
• Material heat resistance: up to approx. 80 °C
• Density: approximately 1,24 g/cm³

Tips for successful PETG printing

• Print bed: preferably textured or powder-coated PEI, glass with suitable adhesive, or a special printing surface for PETG.
• First layer: lower speed, correct nozzle height, and bed temperature around 70 °C for reliable adhesion.
• Cooling: mild to moderate (usually 20–60%); too much cooling can worsen layer adhesion.
• Storage: PETG is partially hygroscopic – keep the spool dry, ideally in a resealable box with silica gel.

Technical parameters

Who is Filamentree PETG Sky Blue T suitable for?

• Beginner users who already have basic experience with PLA and want to move to a more durable material.
• Advanced creators and companies looking for reliable PETG for functional and design parts.
• Users who want a transparent and aesthetically striking filament for projects with backlighting or interesting internal structures.

Filamentree PETG Sky Blue T 1kg is a great choice if you are looking for a combination of strength, practicality, and a visually attractive transparent effect for your 3D prints.

Key features:

• Transparent sky blue PETG filament suitable for backlit and design models.
• High strength and toughness – suitable for functional prototypes and mechanical parts.
• Heat resistance up to approx. 80 °C, better stability than PLA in higher temperatures.
• Excellent layer adhesion and low shrinkage for stable printing of even larger objects.
• Easy printing on most FDM 3D printers without the need for an enclosed print chamber.
• Good resistance to moisture and chemicals for universal use in the home and workshop.
• High-quality manufacturing control of filament diameter with a tolerance of < 0,03 mm for consistent extrusion.