PET-G

PolyEthylene Terephthalate (with a Glycol modification)

• Good mechanical and temperature resistance. Stronger than ABS
• Can be translucent
• UV and weather resistant

• Painting and Gluing PET-G can be tricky, check 3M advices.

Start from a PLA settings that works well with your machine.

Lower the fan settings to 20 - 50 % (min/max) and adjust temperature to the filament suggestion (around 230°C minimum)

PET-G has a tendency to string quite a lot so increasing retract length (to above 1mm for a direct drive) is recommended. You can also burn off the stringing parts with a hot air gun afterwards. You can also try a faster retraction speed (or a slower one) to try and get better results.

Don't print PET-G on glass beds.

PETG Print help - Matter Hackers