Creality PETG Filament 1.75mm 2 kg 🎯

This PETG filament from Creality offers a balance between strength and finish for everyday FDM 3D printing, combining PLA-like ease with ABS-like toughness for parts that need durability and clean surface detail. It arrives as two 1 kg spools of glossy black 1.75 mm filament and is meant for functional prototypes, mechanical components, and visually refined models.

Key Points

Creality PETG combines good hardness and high elongation at break, which helps printed parts resist cracking and deformation while keeping fine surface detail. The material is described by the manufacturer as odorless and non-toxic, which makes it suitable for enclosed printing spaces and longer print runs. According to the product notes, the filament has chemical resistance and repeated bending tolerance, which supports applications where flexibility and toughness are required. Consider storing the spools in a dry place to avoid moisture absorption that can affect print quality.

Technical Specifications

• Name: Creality PETG Filament 1.75mm Black 2 kg
• Diameter: 1.75 mm
• Net weight: 2 x 1 kg spools
• Color: Black
• Material properties: glossy finish, odorless, non-toxic

Benefits

The glossy black finish helps hide layer lines and gives a nicer aesthetic for visible parts. Because PETG resists cracking and warping more than some PLA variants, it works well for medium-stress components and assemblies that may see occasional bending. Prints tend to stick reliably to common build surfaces while retaining dimensional stability, which reduces failed prints due to deformation. The lack of strong fumes during printing makes longer sessions more comfortable.

Usage Recommendations

Start with common PETG print settings for FDM printers and adjust temperatures gradually to find the sweet spot for your machine. Use a moderate print speed and enable cooling only when printing fine details, as PETG can benefit from reduced fan speeds for layer adhesion. If you notice stringing, reduce retraction distance or temperature slightly. Store the spools in a sealed bag with desiccant to preserve filament quality, since PETG can absorb moisture over time. Consider that PETG may not be the best choice for parts that require extreme heat resistance beyond typical desktop printing ranges.