Material Technology:
FDM Standard
Material Group
Polymers
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PETG (Glycol-modified Polyethylene Terephthalate) produced via FDM technology is a thermoplastic known for its combination of strength and ease of printing. It offers good resistance to impacts and chemicals, along with increased flexibility compared to standard PET. These features make it suitable for a wide range of applications, including prototyping, mechanical components, and food containers.
Alternative namings
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Material Technology
FDM Standard
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Material Group
Polymers
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Native color
multicolor (on demand)
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Elastic modulus
1.711-1.874 GPa
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Yield stress
50.3 MPa
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Tensile strength
19-44 MPa
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Elongation at break
1.8-6.4 %
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Hardness
76 Shore D
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Density
1.27 g/cm³
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Melting temperature
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Maximum service temperature
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Thermal conductivity
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Porosity
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Minimum roughness Ra
18 µm
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Tolerance
±0.5% (±0.5 mm) mm
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Layer height
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Minimum detail achievable
1.2-1.5 mm
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Min Dimension [X]
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Max Dimension [X]
330 mm
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Min Dimension [Y]
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Max Dimension [Y]
240 mm
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Min Dimension [Z]
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Max Dimension [Z]
300 mm
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Flexural strength
50-75.8 MPa
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Degradation temperature
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Flexural modulus
1.489-1.681 GPa
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Flamability
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Impact strength
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Water absorption
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Izod impact notched
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Purity
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Charpy impact
7.9 KJ/m2
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Electrical conductivity
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Glass transition temperature
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Surface resistance
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Heat deflection temperature 045 mpa
76.2 °C
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Volume resistivity
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Heat deflection temperature 182 mpa
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