PETG High Speed filament is a fast and durable material for 3D printing, designed for high flow rates and dynamic print profiles. It offers high strength, low shrinkage, and easy printing across a wide range of printers, including fast CoreXY machines and systems such as Bambu Lab AMS.
PETG (polyethylene terephthalate – glycol) is an amorphous thermoplastic from the polyester family that combines excellent properties for everyday and functional 3D printing. It stands out for its balanced ratio of strength and toughness, while also printing well on various types of build plates.
The High Speed version is optimized for fast printing—thanks to enhanced melting capacity, it can handle higher speeds and material flow, making it suitable for modern high-speed printers (e.g., Bambu Lab, Creality K1/K1 Max, FF 5M/5M Pro, Voron) as well as CoreXY designs.
Main advantages:
- High printing speed – suitable for “sport” and even “absurd” modes on fast printers
- Very high strength and impact resistance – less brittle than acrylic; a more affordable alternative to polycarbonate
- Chemical resistance – excellent resistance to chemicals compared to many other transparent plastics
- Very low shrinkage – makes printing large and flat parts easier
- Easy printing on various surfaces: acrylic, glass, Kapton, and others
- Compatibility – ideal for automatic material feeders (e.g., Bambu Lab AMS)
- Recyclability – the material is considered 100% recyclable
Specifications
- Material
- PETG (polyethylene terephthalate – glycol)
- Type
- High Speed (for fast 3D printing)
- Filament diameter
- 1.75 mm
- Weight
- 1 kg
- Color
- Yellow
- Suitable printers
- High-speed 3D printers (e.g., Bambu Lab, Creality K1/K1 Max, FF 5M/5M Pro, Voron), CoreXY
- System compatibility
- Bambu Lab AMS (automatic material system)
- Properties
- High strength, low shrinkage, easy printing, enhanced melting capacity for higher speed, chemical resistance, impact resistance
- Recyclability
- Considered 100% recyclable
- Recommended build surfaces
- Acrylic, glass, Kapton, and others
