ELEGOO Carbon Fiber PETG Filament Gray 0.5KG & Glass Fiber PETG Black 0.5KG
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Product Details
- Outstanding Mechanical And Impact Performance: ELEGOO PETG-CF filament blends PETG and carbon fibers for enhanced strength. It shows better toughness than other carbon fiber materials, and is less likely to fracture under external stress, ideal for functional parts and outdoor items
- Abrasion Resistance And Dimensional Accuracy: This PETG-CF 3D printer filament features outstanding abrasion resistance and consistent dimensional accuracy, which is perfect for printing gears, bearings, and structural parts that demand durability and precise fit
- Premium Print Finish And Use Tips: The added carbon fiber creates a distinct fine matte texture that reduces visible layer lines for a refined professional finish. It works with most 1.75mm FDM 3D printers, recommend 0.4mm plus hardened steel nozzle at 240-270℃ and 65-75℃ hotbed temperature
- High Strength And Non Conductive Performance: Reinforced with glass fibers, ELEGOO PETG-GF has better strength, rigidity and creep resistance than regular PETG, and provides reliable electrical insulation for safe use in insulators and electrical housings
- Durability Matte Finish And Compatibility Tips: ELEGOO PETG-GF delivers excellent long term toughness for repeated daily use, and brings a refined matte finish with less visible layer lines. It is compatible with most 1.75mm FDM printers, suggest 0.4mm plus hardened steel nozzle at 240-270℃ and 65-75℃ hotbed temperature
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Nozzle Compatibility
This listing includes carbon fiber filament. Carbon fiber is abrasive and wears brass (and stainless) nozzles out of round, sometimes within a single spool. Use hardened steel or another wear resistant nozzle such as ruby or tungsten carbide. With hardened steel, start about 5 to 10°C hotter than you would with brass.
Based on Bambu Lab and Prusa guidance. More in our carbon fiber filament guide and nozzle types guide.