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Prof. Lab PETG Cyan 1 kg is a durable and easy-to-print filament that combines the strength of ABS with the simplicity of PLA. Thanks to high toughness, low shrinkage, and excellent interlayer adhesion, it is ideal for functional parts, covers, technical components, and outdoor use. The rich cyan blue shade gives your prints a modern technical look and great detail readability.
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Prof. Lab PETG Cyan is a high-quality PETG filament designed for users who require higher strength, toughness, and durability than standard PLA, but also want easy and trouble-free printing on common FDM/FFF 3D printers.
PETG combines the advantages of PLA and ABS – it is strong, slightly flexible, resistant to moisture, chemicals, and elevated temperatures, while maintaining very good printability without significant odor and with minimal shrinkage.
Prof. Lab PETG is particularly suitable for:
PETG from Prof. Lab is wound on a standard plastic spool and is compatible with most FDM/FFF 3D printers using 1,75 mm filament. Due to low shrinkage, a closed print chamber is usually not necessary.
To achieve optimal results, it is recommended to print on a clean and well-prepared bed (PEI, glass with suitable adhesive, textured surface, etc.) and fine-tune the profile settings with a short test print.
Prof. Lab PETG Cyan 1 kg is a great choice for users who need functional, durable, and aesthetically attractive prints without complex settings. Thanks to the combination of strength, chemical and temperature resistance, and ease of printing, it represents an ideal material for practical projects in home and professional environments.
| Hmotnost bez obalu | 1 kg |
| Barva | Modrá |
| Material | PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol) |
| Filament diameter | 1,75 mm |
| Diameter tolerance | ±0,03 mm (typical for Prof. Lab PETG series) |
| Filament weight | 1 kg of clean filament |
| Color | Cyan |
| Printing temperature (nozzle) | 220–240 °C |
| Heated bed temperature | 80–90 °C |
| Recommended printing speed | 40–60 mm/s depending on model complexity |
| Recommended cooling | medium to low; reduce for maximum layer strength |
| Temperature resistance | up to approx. 70–80 °C (material may soften above this limit) |
| Moisture and chemical resistance | good resistance to moisture, water, and common household chemicals |
| Shrinkage | low; suitable also for larger parts |
| Winding | even winding on a plastic spool |
| Printer type | FDM/FFF 3D printers supporting 1,75 mm filament |
| Packaging | vacuum-packed with a desiccant bag |