PETG High Speed Burnt Titanium- 1.75mm±0.03mm (1kg)

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Pros
Ultra-Fast Printing: Up to 600mm/s speed with smooth flow, perfect for high-volume production and time-sensitive projects.
Stunning Metallic Finish: Light-responsive burnt titanium color shift creates eye-catching iridescent gradients on every print.
Tough & Reliable: Superior impact resistance and layer adhesion, outperforming PLA for durable, crack-free functional parts.
Color: Green
Product specifications
Printing Speed 30-600mm/s
Nozzle temperature 230-250℃
Build plate temperature 75-80℃
Color: Green



High Speed Burnt Titanium PETG


Eryone High Speed Burnt Titanium PETG 3D Printing Filament is a material that

surpasses traditional PLA-based combustion titanium filaments. While maintaining high-
speed printing performance (up to 600mm/s), it delivers exceptional toughness and
significantly enhanced resistance to brittle fracture. Its optimized melt flowability ensures
precise molding, producing a delicate metallic-textured surface with unique granular patterns.
The printed parts exhibit strong interlayer adhesion and excellent impact resistance,
effectively mitigating the risk of cracking. Featuring a light-responsive color-shifting effect,
the finished products display an iridescent gradient under different viewing angles, adding a
dynamic visual dimension to creative designs. Combining high strength with artistic
expressiveness, this material is an ideal choice for premium innovative applications.

Part I:Suggests Printing Parameters


Parameter  Set up
Nozzle temperature 230-250 ℃
Bed temperature 75-80℃
Bed materia glass, PEI, spring steel plate
Bottom printing temperature 230-250 ℃
Sealed printing
enclosed printing/open printing
Printing speed 30-600mm/s
Drying conditions 65℃, 12h


Part II: Physical Properties of Materials

Property Testing Method Unit  Typical Value
Density(g/cm³ at 21.5 ° C) ASTM D792 (ISO 1183, GB/T 1033) g/cm³ 1.25
Vicat Softening Temperature(° C) ASTM D1525 (ISO 306 GB/T 1633) 78
Heat distortion temperature(° C) ASTM D648 1.8MPa 0.45MPa 67
Glass transition temperature (° C) DSC, 10 ° C/min 68
Melt Index(g/10 min) 220 ° C, 10kg 240 ° C, 2.16 kg g/10min 18±2

 

Part III: Mechanical Properties of Printed Samples

Property Test conditions Test standards unit  Typical Value
Tensile strength X-Y 50mm/min GB/T 1040.4 MPa 45.7
Elastic modulus X-Y 50mm/min GB/T 1040.1-2006 MPa 1301.9
Elongation at break X-Y 50mm/min GB/T 1040.4 % 2.7
Tensile strength X-Z 50mm/min GB/T 1843 MPa 31.7
Elastic modulus X-Z 50mm/min GB/T 1040.1-2006 MPa 1022.5
5Elongation at break X-Z 50mm/min GB/T 1040.4 % 2.1
Bending strength 2mm/min GB/T 9341 MPa 70.2
Bending modulus 2mm/min GB/T 9341 MPa 1953.2
Charpy Impact strenght 2.75J GB/T 1843 kJ/m2 2.4

 

Note: All splines are printed under the following conditions: printing temperature=240 ° C, printing speed=80mm/s, base plate 60° C, filling=100%, nozzle diameter=0.4mm


High-Speed Performance

Achieves printing speeds up to 600mm/s with optimized melt flow, ensuring fast production without compromising precision.

Dynamic Metallic Aesthetics

Features a burnt titanium finish with light-responsive color shifting, creating iridescent gradients and granular texture for artistic designs.

Enhanced Mechanical Toughness

Surpasses traditional PLA with superior impact resistance and interlayer adhesion, reducing brittleness and cracking risks in printed parts.

Reliable Printing Compatibility

Compatible with most FDM printers, operating at 230–250°C with a 75–80°C heated bed for minimal warping and smooth extrusion.

FAQs

What is the optimal printing speed for this filament?

It supports speeds up to 600mm/s, but for best results, start at 30–100mm/s and adjust based on your printer setup.

How does the color-shifting effect work?

The filament’s metallic texture reflects light differently at various angles, creating a dynamic iridescent gradient on printed surfaces.

How does this PETG compare to PLA burnt titanium filaments?

It offers better toughness, less brittleness, and stronger interlayer adhesion, making it ideal for functional parts requiring durability.

Does this filament require a heated bed?

Yes, use a heated bed at 75–80°C to minimize warping and ensure optimal adhesion during printing.