TINMORRY Rapid PETG Filament 1.75 mm, 1 KG, Mocha Mousse Chocolate Brown

Product Details

• Tips: 1. Dry before use for the highest print quality (65 °C, 8 h). Printing and Keeping Container's Humidity < 20% RH (Sealed, with Desiccant). 2. Nozzle temperature 230-260 °C, hotbed 75-90 °C. 3. To make sure the first layer has good adhesion, it is recommended to turn off the cooling fan from the 1st to the 3rd layer.
• High-Speed Printing: Support high-speed printing up to 300 mm/s, which is 3-5 times faster than other brands of PETG filaments. It's easy to obtain high-quality prints with a uniform surface even at high-speed printing.
• High toughness and good heat resistance: TINMORRY PETG-Eco 3D Printer Filament has the advantages of high toughness, low shrinkage, and superb layer bonding. It is more robust and durable than PLA for a wider range of applications.
• Less prone to tangling and clogging: With a diameter of 1.75±0.03mm, TINMORRY PETG-Eco filament is completely mechanically wound and strictly inspected manually to ensure clean winding and easy feeding. The new formula also significantly improves print quality by reducing nozzle clogging and clumping compared to other brands of PETG.
• Wide Compatibility: Compatible with most 1.75mm FDM 3D printers on the market. TINMORRY Rapid PETG-eco filament perfectly fits Bambu Lab /Creality K1, K2 / QIDI / FLASHFORGE Adventurer 5M / Prusa MK4 /ANYCUBIC Kobra / AnkerMake M5 FDM 3D printers etc. If you have any questions while using TINMORRY filament, please contact us to get filament profile or download from GitHub.

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Printing TINMORRY PETG

TINMORRY PETG in Brown runs on the standard PETG profile below, and this listing is a 1.00kg spool. PETG is best suited to functional parts that need toughness and the light outdoor or higher-heat use PLA can't handle. Brands and even individual spools vary, so treat these as starting points and run a quick temperature tower to lock in the sweet spot for your printer.

Settings sourced from our PETG filament guide. Read it for bed adhesion, drying, troubleshooting, and material-specific tips.