3D printing filament Fiberlogy Easy PET-G 1.75 mm, Light Green, 850 g spool

Fiberlogy Easy PET-G 1.75 mm, Light Green, 850 g spool is a PET-G filament formulated for FDM/FFF 3D printers that require 1.75 mm filament. The material offers a balance of mechanical strength, chemical resistance and dimensional stability while remaining easier to print than standard PET. The light green color provides a visually distinct finish suitable for visible prototypes and functional parts. The 850 g spool size is intended for medium-length print runs and workshop use.

Advantages

Easy PET-G combines the mechanical robustness and chemical resistance characteristic of PET-G with improved printability, reducing common issues such as warping and poor layer adhesion compared with some amorphous materials. The filament is compatible with standard PET-G printing parameters on most desktop FDM/FFF machines, and the light green pigment gives consistent coloration across prints. The 1.75 mm diameter supports printers designed for that filament size and provides stable extrusion behavior when printer settings are tuned for PET-G.

Suitable for

• Functional prototypes and concept models requiring toughness and moderate chemical resistance
• Mechanical parts, brackets and housings exposed to wear or moisture
• Visual prototypes and display pieces where a light green color is desired
• Workshop and small-batch production runs with medium material usage

Key specifications

• Filament type: PET-G (glycol-modified polyethylene terephthalate)
• Diameter: 1.75 mm nominal
• Net spool weight: 850 g
• Color: light green (pigmented)
• Form: round filament on spool for FDM/FFF printers
• Mechanical characteristics: designed for good toughness and layer adhesion
• Chemical resistance: improved resistance compared with common amorphous PLA

How to use

Use this 1.75 mm Fiberlogy Easy PET-G filament with FDM/FFF 3D printers that support PET-G materials. Load the filament into the extruder according to your printer manufacturer’s instructions. Typical print settings include elevated nozzle temperatures compared with PLA, moderate print speeds and a heated bed to reduce warping; adjust retraction and cooling to minimize stringing while preserving layer adhesion. Ensure the spool is mounted so filament feeds smoothly and keep the filament dry before and during printing to maintain consistent extrusion.

Usage recommendations

For best results, start with manufacturer-recommended PET-G temperature ranges for nozzle and bed, use a warped-resistant printing surface or adhesive if necessary, and store the spool in a dry, sealed container or with desiccant. Calibrate extrusion multiplier and retraction settings on test prints before committing to long or critical parts. Avoid excessive cooling to preserve interlayer bonding.