SUNLU High Speed PETG Filament 1.75mm, White, 4 kg 4-Pack

The 1.75mm PETG format works with most FDM printers, and this bundle provides four white spools totaling 4 kg. Its high-speed formulation is designed for print speeds from 30 to 600mm/s. PETG’s toughness and impact resistance suit parts made for regular handling. A matte finish gives completed prints a softer, less glossy look.

Product specs

• Material: Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)
• Diameter: 1.75mm
• Color: White
• Bundle: 4 spools, 4 kg total
• Print speed range: 30–600mm/s
• Manufacturer’s part number: AWDE-HSMPETG-WT+WT+WT+WT-1KG*4

The four-spool format is useful when you want a larger supply of the same color for a project or a series of prints. PETG is described as combining ease of use like PLA with durability like ABS, while its toughness and impact resistance make it a practical material for sturdy parts that may encounter bumps or everyday stress. The matte surface also suits prints where a subdued finish is preferred over a glossy plastic appearance.

Compatibility & requirements

SUNLU lists this 1.75mm filament for most FDM printers, including Bambu Lab printers. Match the filament diameter to your printer’s requirements, and use the printer’s material and temperature settings as a guide. The recommended heated-bed temperature is 70–80°C.

Usage tips

Choose the nozzle temperature according to your selected speed: SUNLU recommends 230–240°C at 50–100mm/s, 240–255°C at 100–300mm/s, and 255–270°C at 300–600mm/s. These ranges help you pair faster printing with the corresponding temperature rather than treating one setting as suitable for every speed. For a new print, set the speed you plan to use and adjust the nozzle temperature within its recommended range.

A matte white surface can work well for display pieces, prototypes, and functional parts when you want less shine. Buyers have praised the appearance of prints made with the high-speed PETG and noted the matte finish. Feedback is mixed on overall quality and first-layer adhesion, some also report tangling. White color feedback varies, with some describing it as pale or washed out and saying prints can look translucent. Consider the intended appearance when choosing white for a project.

What to clarify

What speed and nozzle temperature should I use? SUNLU recommends 50–100mm/s at 230–240°C, 100–300mm/s at 240–255°C, and 300–600mm/s at 255–270°C. The recommended heated-bed temperature is 70–80°C.

What finish does this PETG produce? The finished print is described as matte, with less glossy sheen than traditional plastics.

Will it fit my FDM printer? It is listed as suitable for most FDM printers and has a 1.75mm diameter. Confirm that your printer uses this filament diameter.

Buying verdict

This four-spool white PETG bundle is a useful fit for makers who want a substantial supply of 1.75mm filament for compatible FDM printing. Its documented speed range, recommended settings, impact-resistant material, and matte finish give you clear choices for functional parts or prints where a softer surface appearance matters.