Kimya PETG-S – Black – 1.75mm

Kimya PETG-S – Black – 1.75mmadmin06/08/202323/01/2024

Kimya PETG-S – Black – 1.75mm

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The 3D filament Kimya PETG-S is produced via copolymerization with PET. Polyethylene terephtalate glycol (PETG) is a saturated polyester polymer. It offers a perfect balance between flexibility and mechanical resistance and enables items to be produced with higher translucidity. Manufacturers use PET to produce bottles, food containers, credit cards and loyalty cards. The 3D filament Kimya PETG-S has the following properties:

  • Odorless
  • Offers a perfect balance between flexibility and mechanical properties
  • Food contact certified under EU 10/2011
  • Complies with the REACH regulation and the RoHS directive

 

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Description

Filaments in Cyprus – PETG Filament

Applications of Kimya PETG-S

The French manufacturer’s filament is great for creating simple jigs or fixtures. PETG is often used to manufacture a component where a simple PLA is not sufficient. PETG offers higher temperature resistance (80°C) and better mechanical resistance. PETG is also often used in prototyping, both by home users and by industry.

Benefits of Kimya PETG-S

  • No odor when printed
  • Hydrophobic (water-repellent)
  • High impact resistance
  • food safe

Store away from light, humidity and heat to maintain the properties of the product.

Specifications

Specifications

FILAMENT PROPERTIES

PROPERTIES TEST METHODS VALUES
Diameter INS-6712 1.75 ± 0.1 mm
2.85 ± 0.1 mm
Density ISO 1183-1 1.278 g/cm3
Moisture rate INS-6711 < 1 %
Melt flow index (MFI) ISO 1133-1 (@225°C – 2.16 kg) 12.1 g/10min
Glass transition temperature (Tg) ISO 11357-1 DSC (10°C/min – 20-300°C) 80 °C

PRINT PARAMETERS AND SPECIMENS DIMENSIONS

PRINTING DIRECTION XY ZX
Printing Speed 30 mm/s 10 mm/s
Infill 100% – rectilinear 100% – rectilinear
Infill Angle 45°/-45° 45°/-45°
Nozzle Temperature 245°C 245°C
Bed T° 80°C 80°C

PRINTED SPECIMENS PROPERTIES

PROPERTIES TEST METHODS XY ZX
MECHANICAL PROPERTIES Tensile modulus ISO 527-2/1A/50 2,158 MPa 2,057.5 MPa
Tensile Strength ISO 527-2/1A/50 52.2 MPa 39.3 MPa
Tensile strain at strength ISO 527-2/1A/50 3.4 % 2,3 %
Tensile Stress at Break ISO 527-2/1A/50 52.2 MPa 39.3 MPa
Tensile strain at break (type A) ISO 527-2/1A/50 3,4 % 2,3 %
Flexural modulus ISO 178 1,850 MPa 1,636 MPa
Deformation at Flexural Strain ISO 178 0 % 4,4 %
Flexural strength* ISO 178 – MPa 63,9 MPa
Flexural stress at conventional deflection (3,5% strain)* ISO 178 69.7 MPa 58.9 MPa
Flexural stress at break ISO 178 0 MPa 63.9 MPa
Deformation at Flexural Strength ISO 178 0 % 4,5 %
Charpy impact resistance ISO 179-1/1eA 3.991 kJ/m² 1.4 kJ/m²
Shore Hardness