PCTG filament Plexiwire 1,75 mm 0,6 kg

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Buy PCTG filament Plexiwire 1.75 mm 0.6 kg

On this page you can buy PCTG filament from the Plexiwire brand. This is a modification of the well-known PETG filament, its improved version, which is characterized by higher elasticity, less fragility and better optical transparency. It is used in 3D printing of elements that require flexibility and impact resistance.

PCTG can also withstand higher operating temperatures, so it is recommended to choose it to create models that will work in conditions of increased heat. Taken together, these characteristics make PCTG a suitable material for a variety of 3D printing applications that require improved mechanical properties and visual appeal.

PCTG in 3D printing

Due to its properties, PCTG filament has become an increasingly popular material for 3D printing, where it is used to create strong, durable, and visually appealing parts.

Durable and resistant, PCTG is resistant to shock and temperature fluctuations, making it an excellent choice for a wide range of applications:

• Automotive industry. Internal parts and components that can withstand harsh operating conditions.
• Consumer Goods. Sports equipment and other products where strength, elasticity and chemical resistance are required can be made from this material.
• Packaging. PCTG ensures the reliability and safety of food and chemical storage.
• Innovation Areas. Improved elasticity, heat resistance, and transparency make PCTG ideal for robotic and mechanical devices where maximum reliability is required.

Tips for 3D printing with PCTG

• Storage. PCTG, like PETG, is hygroscopic, so it is important to store it properly. Before printing, it is recommended to dry the filament if it has been in the air for a long time to get the best results.
• Transparency. To achieve maximum transparency of products made of clear or natural PCTG, it is recommended to use 100% filling. This will allow you to fully reveal the visual potential of the material.
• Additional tips. The print temperature is 230 – 255 °C for the nozzle and 50 – 70 °C for the platform.