Filament Fiberlogy Easy PETG 2.85 mm 0.85 kg — Black

Fiberlogy Easy PETG 2.85 mm 0.85 kg — Black is a PETG 3D printing filament in black colour, with a nominal diameter of 2.85 mm and a spool weight of 0.85 kg. Developed for FDM/FFF 3D printers that accept 2.85 mm filament, this material combines higher toughness and chemical resistance typical of PETG with formulation elements that facilitate reliable extrusion and layer adhesion for functional parts and durable prototypes.

Advantages

Easy PETG delivers a balance of mechanical strength and ease of printing: it offers improved impact resistance compared with standard PLA and better chemical and thermal resistance for many functional applications. The filament is designed to feed smoothly on printers that use 2.85 mm filament path geometry, reducing the risk of jams and irregular extrusion. Black coloration provides consistent aesthetic finish and hides minor surface imperfections in mechanical components and utilitarian prints.

Suitable for

• Durable prototypes and functional models
• Mechanical parts and housings requiring toughness
• Fixtures, jigs and workshop aids
• Small batch production of custom components
• Outdoor or mildly chemical-exposed applications where PETG resistance is advantageous

Key specifications

• Material: PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol-modified)
• Nominal filament diameter: 2.85 mm
• Spool net weight: 0.85 kg
• Colour: Black
• Compatible printing technology: FDM/FFF

How to use

Load the 2.85 mm Fiberlogy Easy PETG filament into a printer configured for 2.85 mm feed and set extrusion and retraction parameters appropriate for PETG. Use a nozzle temperature commonly between 230–250°C as a starting point and adjust for your specific printer and nozzle; bed temperature in the range of 60–80°C typically improves adhesion. Ensure good first-layer calibration and moderate cooling to balance layer bonding and surface quality. Perform test prints to fine-tune print speed, retraction and temperature to avoid stringing and ensure dimensional accuracy.

Usage recommendations

Store the filament in a dry environment or sealed container with desiccant to preserve printability. For parts that require maximum chemical resistance or long-term outdoor exposure, evaluate the printed part under expected service conditions. When printing functional or load-bearing components, consider design allowances for PETG’s layer adhesion and impact resistance, and verify mechanical performance before critical use.