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PETG-CF

On request

Carbon-filled PETG: high stiffness with water and chemical resistance.

  • Rigid
  • Impact resistant
  • Water resistant
  • Heat resistant
  • Chemically resistant
  • Fatigue resistant
  • Composite

Composite

At a glance

Printability6
Strength8
Stiffness8
Durability6
Material cost€€€
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The 1–10 figures are a relative comparison within this catalogue, not a measurement.

PETG-CF is not stocked, so it can't be ordered from the configurator. Email us and we'll quote it as a special run.

Overview

Carbon fibre in PETG combines PETG toughness and water resistance with much higher stiffness and a service temperature near 80 °C — above PLA and PETG, below ABS and ASA. A hardened nozzle is required and the surface is matte.

Pros

  • High stiffness with useful toughness
  • Service temperature near 80 °C
  • Water and chemical resistant
  • Dimensionally stable, low warping

Cons

  • Requires a hardened nozzle
  • Matte dark colours only
  • Needs a hot bed and dry filament
  • Costs more than plain PETG

Typical values for this material class. Actual figures vary by filament brand and print settings — these are not a guarantee for your part.

Characteristics

Price from
€10.23
Technology
FDM
Availability
On request
Queue
Live — printed in order of payment
Colour options
See the configurator for colours on the shelf
Tolerance
±0.2 mm or ±0.2 % — whichever is greater
Minimum wall thickness
1.00 mm
Build size (max)
300 × 300 × 300 mm
Max service temperature
78 °C
Infill
Adjustable (15 % standard)
Finishes
normal
Order fee
€7.00 once per order

"Price from" is the real charge for 20 mm cube, 15 % infill, one part — excludes shipping. “From” prices are the real charge for one reference part (20 mm cube, 15 % infill), computed by the same engine as your quote and including the €7.00 order fee, before shipping. Your part's price depends on its size, height and quantity — the live quote in the configurator is binding.

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