Creality PETG Filament PETG, 1.75mm, 1kg, Black, ±0.02mm Accuracy

For FDM makers who need black filament for practical parts or detailed models, Creality PETG combines a 1.75mm diameter with a 1kg spool. Its stated ±0.02mm accuracy supports consistent material sizing. PETG’s impact resistance and low shrinkage make it useful for prints where toughness matters.

Quick overview

This black PETG filament is made from polyethylene terephthalate glycol and is intended for FDM 3D printing. Creality lists a printing temperature of 230–250°C, a hotbed temperature of 60–100°C, and a printing speed of 40–80mm/s. These ranges give you a starting point for setting up a print on a compatible printer that accepts 1.75mm filament.

PETG is presented as combining strengths associated with PLA and ABS, with low shrinkage, impact resistance, temperature resistance, and high elongation at break. That makes it a practical material to consider for functional parts that may flex or take impacts, as well as models where a glossy finish is welcome. The manufacturer also highlights clarity and fine surface detail, which can be useful for display pieces and light shades, this spool’s black color suits projects where a dark finish is wanted.

How to use it

Load the filament into an FDM printer designed for 1.75mm filament and use the listed temperature and speed ranges as a starting point for your setup. Creality identifies lampshades, test pieces, tools, and parts as intended applications. For a small functional component, PETG’s stated impact resistance and flexibility can be relevant, for a display model, its glossy finish and detail are useful considerations when choosing a material.

Keep the spool in a dry, ventilated place, away from high temperatures, direct sunlight, and humid conditions. This storage guidance helps keep the filament in suitable condition between printing sessions. The product is also described as odorless and non-toxic, with weather and chemical resistance noted among its material characteristics.

Usage tips

Match the filament diameter to the printer’s requirements, then begin within the listed temperature and speed ranges. Adjusting settings within those ranges for the printer and print job provides a practical way to tune the process. For parts intended to bend repeatedly, PETG’s high elongation at break is a relevant material property to consider during design, the final part’s behavior will depend on the printed model and setup.

Buyer feedback often highlights clean-looking prints and good bed adhesion. Reports about durability and spool tangling are mixed, so feedback reflects different user experiences rather than a guaranteed result for every print. Keep the filament stored as recommended and select settings suited to the job, whether you are printing a tool, a test piece, or a finished part.

When it makes sense

Choose this spool when you want black PETG in a 1kg format and your FDM printer uses 1.75mm filament. It is particularly relevant for projects that call for PETG’s stated impact resistance, low shrinkage, or flexibility, rather than choosing a filament solely for general-purpose modeling. Its glossy appearance and detail characteristics also suit decorative pieces, while the black color provides a straightforward option for dark parts and models. Creality’s listed material properties and printing ranges give makers useful starting points for selecting and setting up filament for functional or display-oriented work.