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High Toughness PETG Filament Translucent Pink 1.75mm 1kg Yiqiu3D

Brand: Yiqiu3D · Model: PETG 1.75mm 1kg · Parts that shatter on the first drop, or split along a layer seam, are the costliest fault in a print farm. High Toughness PETG Filament is a glycol-modified PETG grade with high impact resistance and strong layer bonding, so brackets, housings and containers take knocks and daily flex instead of cracking. It also resists moisture and common chemicals better than PLA, so functional parts stay stable in damp workshops. Nozzle range 230-260°C. Request a Quote for your volume tier.

  • Nine colours from a single production line
  • Data-sheet values you can quote from: 1.75mm diameter
  • Runs on the printer you already own: standard 1.75mm FDM machines including Bambu Lab
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Diameter 1.75mm
Tolerance ±0.03mm
Material PETG
Quick Answer

What makes PETG tougher than PLA, and where does the impact resistance come from?

PETG is PET modified with glycol, and that modification interrupts the crystallisation which leaves plain PET rigid and brittle. The result is an amorphous polymer with more give: impact energy is absorbed by deformation rather than travelling as a clean crack, and the melt flows long enough for adjacent layers to knit, so the bond between layers is stronger than in PLA. In practice a printed bracket, housing or container can flex and take a knock without splitting at the seam. The same structure makes PETG far more tolerant of moisture and many common chemicals than PLA. It remains a thermoplastic, so for parts in sustained high heat, ABS, ASA or PC are the better route.

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Is it right for my project?

Best for: When a part must take knocks and humidity: functional prototypes, containers and mechanical housings - available in 9 colours; 1kg spools; lead colour PETG Translucent Pink. Not ideal for: Not the pick for a glossy silk finish - choose silk PLA for decorative work - available in 9 colours; 1kg spools; lead colour PETG Translucent Pink.

Print settings

Nozzle 230-260°C · Bed 70-80°C

01 · Why this one

Product highlights

3 reasons

Nine colours from a single production line, so a whole functional range ships from one source: PETG Translucent Pink as the lead colour, plus PETG Transparent, Translucent Purple, Translucent Green, Translucent Blue, Translucent Yellow, Translucent Orange, Ultra White and Black. The translucent shades spread light evenly through the printed wall, so lamp covers, diffusers and backlit panels glow softly instead of showing a harsh hotspot. Ask for the current PETG colour card with your quotation.

Data-sheet values you can quote from: 1.75mm diameter, 1 kg net filament per spool, nozzle range 230-260°C, PETG grade for FDM 3D printing, nine colours in this listing. Every spool is vacuum-sealed with a desiccant sachet inside a printed box, so it arrives dry and stays dry in storage. PETG is hygroscopic, so a spool straight out of the sealed bag is the fastest route to clean layer bonding. Request a Quote and we will send the current data sheet with your quotation.

Runs on the printer you already own: standard 1.75mm FDM machines including Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa and Anycubic, direct-drive or Bowden, with no heated chamber and no hardened nozzle required. Print inside the 230-260°C window and keep part cooling moderate on tall parts so the layers still knit. Even winding and a consistent strand let long unattended jobs finish without tangles, which is where most farm scrap is generated. Moving from PLA? Lift the nozzle temperature into the PETG window.

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Technical Data

Specifications

Diameter 1.75mm
Tolerance ±0.03mm
Material PETG

Print Profile

High Toughness PETG Filament Translucent Pink 1.75mm 1kg Yiqiu3D prints best at 230-260°C nozzle, 70-80°C bed.

Nozzle Temp230-260°C
Bed Temp70-80°C

Spool Specification

Spool details for your feeding and handling setup.

Gross Weight1.3 kg
Spool Size (L×W×H)19.5 × 19.5 × 6.5 cm
Pack FormatPcs

What You Receive

Data-sheet values you can quote from: 1.75mm diameter, 1 kg net filament per spool, nozzle range 230-260°C, PETG grade for FDM 3D printing, nine colours in this listing. Every spool is vacuum-sealed with a desiccant sachet inside a printed box, so it arrives dry and stays dry in storage. PETG is hygroscopic, so a spool straight out of the sealed bag is the fastest route to clean layer bonding. Request a Quote and we will send the current data sheet with your quotation.

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

Attributes

Country / Regionchina
HS Code39169010
Item No.toughness-petg-translucent-pink-functional-parts
Cross-section Shape Oval
Specification 28 colors available (see color chart)
Application 3D Printer Filament
Origin Other
Country of Origin Other
Product Name Unknown
Grade Unknown
Item No. Printing Filament
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Before You Ask

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes PETG tougher than PLA, and where does the impact resistance come from?
PETG is PET modified with glycol, and that modification interrupts the crystallisation which leaves plain PET rigid and brittle. The result is an amorphous polymer with more give: impact energy is absorbed by deformation rather than travelling as a clean crack, and the melt flows long enough for adjacent layers to knit, so the bond between layers is stronger than in PLA. In practice a printed bracket, housing or container can flex and take a knock without splitting at the seam. The same structure makes PETG far more tolerant of moisture and many common chemicals than PLA. It remains a thermoplastic, so for parts in sustained high heat, ABS, ASA or PC are the better route.
Will this spool run on my printer?
Yes, on any FDM printer that uses 1.75mm filament, including Bambu Lab, Creality, Prusa and Anycubic, with direct-drive or Bowden extruders. PETG needs no enclosure and no hardened nozzle, and the 1 kg spool is a standard format that fits common external holders and multi-colour units. PETG does string more than PLA, so on a Bowden setup check your retraction once and the profile runs clean. Tell us your machine model if you are unsure and we will confirm before you order.
What print temperature should I use for PETG?
Our data sheet for this grade lists a nozzle range of 230-260°C. PETG behaves best in the middle of that window: too cool and the layers bond weakly with a rough surface, too hot and the strand strings between travel moves. We do not publish a hot-bed figure for this grade, so start from the PETG bed setting already in your printer profile. If your first layers will not hold, send us your profile with a photo of the part and we will advise on tuning.
Which colours does this grade come in?
Nine colours in this listing: PETG Translucent Pink as the lead colour, plus PETG Transparent, Translucent Purple, Translucent Green, Translucent Blue, Translucent Yellow, Translucent Orange, Ultra White and Black. Colour comes from a controlled masterbatch and each run is wound from a single batch, so a repeat order in the same colour reads as the same colour. The translucent shades diffuse light through the printed wall, which is why they are popular for covers. Ask for the current colour card with your quotation.
What kinds of parts is PETG used for?
Typical jobs are functional prototypes, mechanical housings and covers, brackets and jigs, containers and storage parts, water-adjacent fittings, and workshop fixtures that live in damp or busy environments, plus light covers and diffuser panels printed in the translucent shades. PETG is a general-purpose engineering thermoplastic rather than a cosmetic material: where a glossy silk surface leads the sale, silk PLA prints the cleaner face, and where parts sit in sustained high heat, ABS, ASA or PC are the better choice.
How is the spool packed, and how should I store PETG?
Each spool is vacuum-sealed in a foil bag with a desiccant sachet and packed in a printed box, so it arrives dry after shipping and stays dry in storage. Keep unopened spools in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. PETG absorbs moisture from the air, so reseal the spool with its desiccant between prints. If a spool has stood open in humid air and prints show popping, bubbles or a rough surface, dry it in a filament dryer before use and the layer bonding returns.

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