PETG-CF
Performance Rating
Compare All Filaments →Rated on 5 criteria: print temperature, warping, strength, creep resistance, and heat resistance (★1-5).
Print Temp
Nozzle: 230-260°C
Bed: 70-80°C
Warping
Rated
Strength
Bending Strength: (85.00 MPa)
Creep Resistance
Rated
Heat Resistance
Heat Resistance Temp: 80°C
Features
- Carbon fiber reinforced PETG. High rigidity and chemical resistance.
- Excellent dimensional stability
- Matte finish
Basic Information
Classification:Advanced
Base Resin:Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol + Carbon Fiber
Fiber Content:15-20%
Density:1.35 g/cm³
Shrinkage Rate:0.1-0.3%
Heat Resistance:80-90°C
Recommended Settings
| Item | Recommended Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Nozzle Temperature | 240-270°C | High temp for fiber dispersion |
| Bed Temperature | 80-90°C | Prevent warping |
| Fan Setting | 20-40% | Balance with layer adhesion |
| Print Speed | 25-45mm/s | Slow for fiber dispersion |
| Nozzle Diameter | 0.4-0.6mm | Hardened steel required |
| Caution | Nozzle wear protection required, ventilation recommended | |
Bending Strength
| Item | Measured Value |
|---|---|
| Default (Flat Layout) | |
| Bending Strength | 85 MPa |
| Flexural Modulus | N/A |
| Test Method | 3-Point Bending Test（Details） |
Stress–Strain Curve
Bending test data for this filament has not been registered yet.
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Derivatives & Variations
PETG-CF Pro
High carbon fiber content. Higher rigidity and strength.
PETG-CF Conductive
Conductive formulation. For electronic enclosures and ESD protection.
Use Cases
Suitable Applications
- • Functional parts
- • Jigs & tools
- • Chemical-resistant parts
- • Structural parts
Pros & Cons
Pros: High rigidity, chemical resistance, dimensional stability
Cons: Nozzle wear, brittle, expensive
Precautions
• Hardened nozzle required.
• Weak layer adhesion; pay attention to stress direction.