PETG Filament
To create PETG, glycol (G) is added to PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) at a molecular level. Also, PETG is known for its durability and most importantly, for its 3D printing flexibility. Even though PETG is an oil-based polymer, meaning it is not biodegradable like PLA is still 100% recyclable.
Polyethylene terephthalate glycol (PETG or PET-G) is a thermoplastic polyester. Also, it provides significant chemical resistance. It is durable and has excellent formability for manufacturing. As a storage solution, PETG can be easily vacuumed. It can be pressure-formed as well as heat-bent. PETG has low forming temperatures. Furthermore, PETG is popular for consumer and commercial applications. It is used for 3D printing and other heat-forming manufacturing techniques. This material combines the ease of use of PLA and the strength of ABS.
PLA+ Filament
PLA is the most popular and affordable material used in 3D printing. Due to its plant-based components, it is an eco-friendly thermoplastic. You will notice a glossy type finishing to your 3D printed project. PLA+ filament is easy to use. It is also considered to go-to 3D printing filament for household prints. Our PLA is odorless.
PLA bio-plastic enables products to be produced with high bio-based content and a reduced carbon footprint. Our PLA+ offers a 75% reduction in carbon footprint compared to most traditional fossil-based plastics. PLA filament is produced from renewable feedstocks like sugarcane, corn, sugar beet, and cassava.
PLA+ filament is a great first material to use as you are learning about 3D printing because it is easy to print, very inexpensive, and creates parts that can be used for a wide variety of applications.
How does this work?
To purchase this 10kg PLA+ & PETG filament pack, you will have to pick a minimum of 10 rolls.
