PETG High Speed filament, 1.75 mm, 1 kg, white

GEMBIRD PETG High Speed is a 1.75 mm PETG filament supplied on a 1 kg spool in white. PETG, or polyethylene terephthalate, is an amorphous thermoplastic from the polyester family that combines clarity with strength: its transparency is close to acrylic, while its impact resistance is similar to polycarbonate.

This High Speed version is built with enhanced melt flow capability so it can be printed at higher speeds. It is designed for fast printers such as Bambu Lab, Creality K1 (Max), FF 5M (PRO) and Voron, and it suits printing at maximum speed in Sport and Ludicrous modes. It is also perfectly compatible with the Bambu Lab Automatic Material System (AMS) and suitable for CoreXY machines.

Thanks to its very low shrinkage, PETG High Speed makes printing large, flat surfaces extremely easy, and it is easy to print on acrylic, glass, Kapton or other print bed platforms. The material is less brittle than acrylic and a more affordable alternative to polycarbonate, offers excellent chemical resistance compared to many other transparent plastics, and is considered 100% recyclable.

Key features

• PETG High Speed filament, 1.75 mm diameter, 1 kg spool
• Colour: white
• Enhanced melt flow capability for higher-speed printing
• High-speed filament for fast printers such as Bambu Lab, Creality K1 (Max), FF 5M (PRO) and Voron
• Perfectly compatible with the Bambu Lab Automatic Material System (AMS)
• Suitable for CoreXY machines and for Sport and Ludicrous speed modes
• Very low shrinkage, very high strength and impact resistance

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What filament type and diameter is this?

It is PETG High Speed filament with a 1.75 mm diameter, supplied on a 1 kg spool in white.

Which printers is it designed for?

It is a high-speed filament intended for fast printers such as Bambu Lab, Creality K1 (Max), FF 5M (PRO) and Voron, and it is suitable for CoreXY machines. It is also perfectly compatible with the Bambu Lab AMS.

Does it work at high printing speeds?

Yes. Its enhanced melt flow capability enables higher-speed printing, including maximum speed in Sport and Ludicrous modes.

What are the main advantages of PETG?

PETG combines clarity close to acrylic with impact resistance similar to polycarbonate. It also offers very high strength, very low shrinkage, excellent chemical resistance compared to many other transparent plastics, and it is considered 100% recyclable.

Which print bed surfaces can I use?

It prints easily on acrylic, glass, Kapton and other print bed platforms.

This is for you if...

• You own a fast 3D printer and want a filament rated for high-speed printing
• You use the Bambu Lab AMS and need filament that is compatible with it
• You print large, flat parts and want the very low shrinkage PETG provides
• You want a strong, impact-resistant material that is less brittle than acrylic and more affordable than polycarbonate
• You print on acrylic, glass or Kapton bed surfaces