Spectrum Filaments

Spectrum Filaments PET-G MATT Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)

Name: Spectrum Filaments PET-G MATT Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG)
Brand: Spectrum Filaments

Spectrum PET-G MATT is a PET-G-based material with a chemical composition modified so that it is possible to obtain matte surfaces of printed object. Impressive matte surface Spectrum PET-G MATT is a PET-G-based material with a chemical composition modified so that it is possible to obtain matte surfaces of printed object. The matte finish of printed items considerably improves their aesthetic properties and also minimises the visibility of layers on the side surfaces of printed items. In addition, Spectrum PET-G MATT maintains all the features of PET-G-based classic polymers, i.e., the easy and highly efficient printing, low shrinkage and very good adhesion between layers and also between the build platform and printed object. Further, the use of admixtures has improved temperature resistance, impact resistance and lowered the brittleness of printed items. Applications: - interior design - educational projects - architectural models - industrial design prototyping for concept visualisation With the above-mentioned properties, the applications of Spectrum PET-G MATT are mostly oriented towards the presentation of major aesthetic values, i.e., industrial design prototyping for concept visualisation and demonstration of designer variants of structures. It is also used for interior design purposes and architectural models. Technical details Compliance certificates: REACH, RoHS Weight & dimensions Weight: 1 kg Density: 0.00135 kg/m³ Width: 67 mm Depth: 200 mm Height: 200 mm Diameter: 1.75 mm Packaging data Quantity per pack: 1 pc(s) Features Printing material: Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol (PETG) Printing colours: Black Colour name: Deep Black Print speed: 70 mm/sec RAL colour (number): 9017 Bulk density: 1.35 g/cm² Build plate temperature: 60 - 80 °C Nozzle temperature: 230 °CShow more

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