Summary

  • Ultimaker PETG sets the standard for enterprise-grade industrial use, with key benefits including:
  • Good adhesion and preconfigured print profiles mean anyone can quickly and easily achieve first-time-right results
  • Compared to PLA and Tough PLA, Ultimaker PETG unlocks the widest range of technical applications – ideal for industrial parts, tools, and prototypes
  • One of the most affordable technical 3D printing materials with a good mix of properties, Ultimaker PETG is easy to standardize the printing process across your organization

Properties

  • Below are some key mechanical properties of Ultimaker PETG:
  • Good chemical resistance against lubricants, oils, alcohol, acids, and bases
  • Able to withstand humid environments and temperatures up to 76 °C
  • Tough and wear resistant
  • Available in 14 colors including transparent and fluorescent, Ultimaker PETG is suited for a variety of use cases, from color coding to see-through parts

Applications

  • Ultimaker PETG is built for industrial use – an ideal choice for:
  • Manufacturing aids for the production line
  • Parts for industrial use, such as liquid-proof sensor covers or color-coded tools
  • Functional prototypes

Compatibility

  • Ultimaker PETG is officially supported by the Ultimaker S5, Ultimaker S3, and Ultimaker 2+ Connect series of 3D printers. It is compatible for dual extrusion with the following materials:
  • Ultimaker PVA
  • Ultimaker Breakaway