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PETG 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament Earth-Tone Gray Brown Sand Bulk Value

Brand: Yiqiu3D · A thoughtfully earthy palette — gray, deep gray, black, brown, soft sand, peanut brown, coffee brown and burnt orange — suits automotive, furniture and decor parts that should blend in, not shout.

  • Prints at the spec'd 220°C on Bambu Lab
  • PETG's forgiving first layers make it a smooth step up from PLA.
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Diameter 1.75mm
Material PETG
Quick Answer

Why is PETG tougher than PLA?

PETG is a glycol-modified polyester: its molecular structure absorbs impact without brittle fracture and resists heat better than PLA, while staying nearly as easy to print. That makes it the standard upgrade for functional parts.

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Is it right for my project?

Best for: For durable, moisture- and chemical-resistant parts - outdoor enclosures, brackets and water-adjacent jigs - available in 9 colours; lead colour PETG White 1.75mm. Not ideal for: Not for high-temperature engine-adjacent parts; use ABS or PC above ~70C - available in 9 colours; lead colour PETG White 1.75mm.

Print settings

Nozzle 230-260°C

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Prints at the spec'd 220°C on Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa and Anycubic machines with a brass nozzle

PETG's forgiving first layers make it a smooth step up from PLA.

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Technical Data

Specifications

Diameter 1.75mm
Material PETG

Print Profile

PETG 1.75mm 3D Printer Filament Earth-Tone Gray Brown Sand Bulk Value prints best at 230-260°C nozzle.

Nozzle Temp230-260°C

Spool Specification

Spool details for your feeding and handling setup.

Gross Weight1.5 kg
Spool Size (L×W×H)22 × 21 × 7 cm
Pack FormatPiece
Spool TypeRound Spool

What You Receive

Value without vices: laser-measured 1.75 mm diameter, clean winding and vacuum-sealed, desiccant-packed spools keep printing predictable, so the low price never means low consistency.

  • Vacuum-sealed bag
  • Desiccant pack
  • Arrives dry and ready to print

Attributes

Country / Regionchina
HS Code39169010
Item No.petg-3d-printer-filament-earth-tone-gray-brown-sand-bulk
Diameter 1.75mm
Appearance Round Spool
Before You Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is PETG tougher than PLA?
PETG is a glycol-modified polyester: its molecular structure absorbs impact without brittle fracture and resists heat better than PLA, while staying nearly as easy to print. That makes it the standard upgrade for functional parts.
Will this PETG fit my printer?
Yes — 1.75 mm filament is compatible with Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa, Anycubic and other desktop machines. Use a brass 0.4 mm nozzle; PETG needs no hardened steel and no enclosed chamber, though stable room temperature helps.
What are the recommended PETG settings?
Start at the spec'd 220°C nozzle (230–245°C also works well for PETG), bed 70–80°C, speed 30–60 mm/s, and turn part cooling to low or off. Reduce retraction to 1–2 mm on direct-drive to control stringing.
How long does a spool last?
A 1 kg-class spool of 1.75 mm PETG is about 300–330 meters. Because PETG parts are usually functional and printed at higher infill, a bracket or mount uses 30–80 g — one spool still covers many parts.
Are the earth tones consistent between batches?
Yes — gray, deep gray, black, brown, soft sand, peanut brown, coffee brown and burnt orange are master-swatch matched at compounding. Earth tones are popular for automotive and furniture parts, and we can supply color-match samples.
What speed should I print PETG at?
30–60 mm/s is the reliable band; the material tolerates 70 mm/s on tuned machines but stringing rises with speed. Slow first layers at 20 mm/s for strong bed adhesion.
What are PETG parts best for?
Functional end-use parts: brackets, mounts, enclosures, jigs, automotive interior pieces, tool holders and outdoor-adjacent items where PLA would soften or crack. PETG is the workhorse between easy PLA and tricky ABS.
How should I store PETG?
PETG absorbs moisture more readily than PLA. Spools ship vacuum-sealed with desiccant; after opening, store in a resealable bag or dry box. Dry PETG prints clean — moist PETG strings and hazes, so dry storage protects your quality.

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