3D Printer Filament PETG – Blue for Strong, Vibrant Prints

Achieve Durable and Precise Prints with PETG Blue Filament

Elevate your 3D printing projects with PETG Blue Filament, designed for exceptional strength, durability, and vibrant blue prints. Whether you're creating functional prototypes, detailed models, or custom designs, this premium PETG filament offers excellent layer adhesion and smooth extrusion, ensuring long-lasting, high-quality results.

Perfect for engineers, designers, hobbyists, and 3D printing professionals, the PETG Blue Filament ensures that your prints have a professional finish and are strong enough to withstand real-world use.

Why Choose PETG Blue Filament?

1. Strong, Durable, and Impact-Resistant

PETG filament is known for its superior impact resistance, making it perfect for functional parts and prototypes that require extra strength. This filament is flexible yet tough, ensuring that your prints can withstand wear and tear without cracking or breaking.

2. Vibrant Blue Color

The blue PETG filament provides a vibrant and clean color for your prints, making it ideal for visually striking projects. Whether you’re printing decorative objects or functional parts, the bright blue finish adds a professional, eye-catching touch to your designs.

3. High-Quality Prints with Excellent Adhesion

PETG filament offers superb adhesion between layers, ensuring smooth, reliable prints. It minimizes warping and shrinking, making it easier to print large or intricate objects without the risk of distortion.

4. Eco-Friendly and Safe

PETG is an environmentally-friendly material made from renewable resources, making it a safe, non-toxic option for 3D printing at home or in the classroom. It’s also non-odor during printing, making it a more pleasant material to work with.

5. Versatile for Many Applications

Whether you’re printing engineering prototypes, functional mechanical parts, art pieces, or custom designs, PETG Blue Filament is a great choice. Its combination of flexibility, strength, and color makes it ideal for a wide range of uses.

Key Features & Benefits

✅ High Durability & Strength – Impact-resistant and tough for functional prints
✅ Vibrant Blue Color – Adds a professional, eye-catching finish to your prints
✅ Excellent Layer Adhesion – Ensures smooth and stable prints
✅ Low Shrinkage & Warping – Minimizes errors during the printing process
✅ Eco-Friendly & Safe – Non-toxic, biodegradable, and safe for home use
✅ Works with Most 3D Printers – Compatible with most FDM 3D printers

Who Can Benefit from PETG Blue Filament?

🛠 Engineers & Designers – Perfect for functional prototypes and mechanical parts
🎨 Artists & Creators – Ideal for decorative art pieces with vibrant blue colors
🏠 Home Users & Hobbyists – Great for creating models, custom designs, and DIY projects
📚 Educational Institutions – Safe and reliable for classroom projects and learning tools
💼 Small Businesses & Professionals – Reliable filament for product prototyping and small-scale production

How to Use PETG Blue Filament?

1. Load the filament into your 3D printer following the manufacturer’s guidelines.
2. Set the printing temperature to 230°C to 250°C for optimal extrusion.
3. Heat the print bed to 70°C to 80°C to ensure proper adhesion.
4. Start printing and watch as your project comes to life with vibrant blue color.
5. Post-process your print (optional) to smooth the surface or add finishing touches.

Product Specifications

✔ Material: PETG (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol)
✔ Color: Blue
✔ Diameter: 1.75mm (compatible with most FDM 3D printers)
✔ Weight: 1kg spool (approx.)
✔ Printing Temperature: 230°C to 250°C
✔ Bed Temperature: 70°C to 80°C (recommended for optimal adhesion)
✔ Compatibility: Works with most FDM 3D printers
✔ Finish: Vibrant, glossy, and smooth finish

Why New Zealand 3D Printing Enthusiasts Love PETG Blue Filament?

For engineers, artists, hobbyists, and professionals across New Zealand, this PETG Blue Filament provides outstanding durability, vibrant color, and smooth printing performance. Whether you're in Auckland, Wellington, or Christchurch, this high-quality filament delivers superior results for a wide range of 3D printing projects.

With fast NZ-wide shipping, you can start your next project today and enjoy the benefits of durable, colorful prints!

Order Your PETG Blue Filament Today!

Create high-quality, vibrant 3D prints with PETG Blue Filament! Ideal for engineering parts, artistic models, and custom designs, this durable, eco-friendly filament ensures consistent and strong prints with every use.

3D Printer Filament 1.75 mm Dimensional Accuracy +/- 0.02 mm, 1 KG Spool, Pack of 1

Recommended Extrusion/Nozzle Temperature: 230°C - 250°C Heated Bed Temp: 70°C - 90°C Filaments Diameter and Accuracy: 1.75 mm +/- 0.02mm Filaments Net Weight: 1 kg (2.2 lbs) Length: 330M

Recommended Printing Conditions: Cooling Fan: Turned on Printing Speed: 30~50(mm/s) Raft Separation Distance: 0.14(mm) Retraction Distance: 4-6 mm for a Bowden setup/1-2mm for a direct drive printer. (Note: Printing conditions may vary with different nozzle diameters.)

Bubble-Free Clog-Free Tangle-Free Easy Layer Adhesion Less Warping Environmentally Safe Odorless Engineered to reduce jamming

Tips for PETG 3D Printing:

PETG filament’s melting point is around 260°C, and it starts transitioning to a more liquid state at about 230°C. Don’t forget to ensure your FDM extruder and nozzle are able to heat up to temperatures in this range(230°C - 250°C).

Additionally, for best results, it is recommended to use an FDM 3D printer with a heated print bed with a temperature setting somewhere around 70°C-90°C. This will enable better temperature control when the polymer starts to solidify and minimize the risk of warpage.

For optimal adhesion of the part in PETG 3D printing, it is highly recommended to use a build plate adhesive – a regular old glue stick will work for this. This will help prevent the print from curling off of the print bed which can be a common occurrence in PETG 3D printing.

PETG is really stick to Glass or PEI, Glue stick or Windex layer is recommended to prevent possible damage to the surface.