Filament Fiberlogy Easy PETG 1.75 mm 0.85 kg — Pastel Lilac

Fiberlogy Easy PETG 1.75 mm 0.85 kg — Pastel Lilac is a PETG filament formulated for FDM/FFF 3D printing. Supplied on a 0.85 kg spool with a 1.75 mm diameter, this filament combines the chemical and mechanical resistance typical of PETG with improved printability aimed at reducing stringing and warping. The pastel lilac color provides a soft, muted tone suitable for aesthetic prototypes, decorative objects and visible functional parts.

Advantages

Easy PETG is designed to offer a balance between mechanical performance and user-friendly printing. The material provides good layer adhesion and impact resistance while remaining less hygroscopic than some other polymers. It accepts standard PETG temperature settings on most FDM/FFF printers, enabling predictable results for users familiar with PETG workflows. The pastel lilac pigment is evenly distributed to ensure consistent color across prints.

Suitable for

• Functional parts and mechanical components requiring chemical and impact resistance
• Prototypes where a reliable surface finish and dimensional stability are needed
• Decorative objects, models and visual mock-ups in pastel tones
• Household items and tools exposed to moderate mechanical stress

Key specifications

• Filament type: PETG (glycol-modified PET)
• Diameter: 1.75 mm
• Net spool weight: 0.85 kg
• Color: Pastel Lilac
• Form: Solid filament on spool for FDM/FFF printers
• Compatibility: Standard desktop FDM/FFF 3D printers supporting 1.75 mm filament

How to use

Use Fiberlogy Easy PETG with standard PETG temperature settings: nozzle temperatures typically in the PETG range and a heated bed to improve adhesion. Print speeds can be moderate to maintain surface quality; retraction settings may need adjustment to minimize stringing. Store the spool in a dry environment or an airtight container with desiccant to prevent moisture uptake, and dry the filament if it has absorbed humidity before printing.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, calibrate extrusion multiplier and first-layer height before printing detailed parts. Use a brim or adhesion aid on the heated bed for larger prints, and allow parts to cool gradually to reduce internal stress. Avoid prolonged exposure to high temperatures or strong solvents to preserve mechanical properties and color.