Filament Fiberlogy PETG V0 1.75 mm 0.85 kg — Gray

Fiberlogy PETG V0 1.75 mm 0.85 kg — Gray is a flame-retardant PETG filament formulated for functional 3D prints that require improved chemical resistance and dimensional stability. Supplied on a 0.85 kg spool with a 1.75 mm diameter, this gray filament is intended for standard desktop FFF/FDM printers and is aimed at applications where the V0 flammability classification is relevant. The material balances ease of printing typical for PETG with enhanced safety properties associated with a V0 rating.

Advantages

This PETG V0 filament provides chemical resistance and stable dimensional performance across typical printing and application temperatures. The 1.75 mm diameter ensures compatibility with common extruders, while the 0.85 kg spool offers a substantial amount of material for prototypes and small series production. The gray color gives a neutral, professional appearance suitable for enclosures and functional parts. The V0 classification reduces flammability risk compared with standard PETG grades where such a rating is required.

Suitable for

• Functional parts and mechanical components
• Protective enclosures and housings
• Prototypes requiring chemical resistance
• Applications where flame-retardant material is preferred or specified

Key specifications

• Material: PETG V0 (flame-retardant PETG grade)
• Diameter: 1.75 mm
• Spool weight: 0.85 kg
• Color: Gray
• Compatibility: FFF/FDM printers with 1.75 mm extruders
• Properties: Chemical resistance, dimensional stability, reduced flammability (V0)

How to use

Load the filament into a standard 1.75 mm extruder following your printer manufacturer's instructions. Preheat the hotend and bed to temperatures appropriate for PETG-type materials and adjust print settings such as extrusion multiplier, retraction and print speed to achieve consistent extrusion and layer adhesion. Use a suitable build surface or adhesive to improve first-layer adhesion for PETG. Allow printed parts to cool sufficiently before removing from the bed to avoid deformation. Monitor the first layers and fine-tune settings if stringing or poor adhesion appears.

Usage recommendations

For best results, print PETG V0 at temperatures commonly used for PETG filaments while keeping an eye on retraction settings and part cooling. Use enclosures or controlled ambient conditions for larger prints to maintain dimensional stability. When fire safety specifications apply, verify that the part and assembly meet the required standards in the final application and follow local regulations regarding flame-retardant materials.