Product overview
Spectrum PETG Carbon filament is a modified PETG reinforced with carbon fibres for projects that call for more rigidity and hardness than unfilled PETG. Low shrinkage and good build-platform adhesion retain the practical PETG behaviour of the material. The series suits rigid, dimensionally accurate parts, concept and demonstration prototypes, and selected structural or decorative components.
More rigidity and hardness than unfilled PETG
Carbon-fibre reinforcement gives Spectrum PETG Carbon higher rigidity and hardness than unfilled PETG. This creates a clear material difference for work that benefits from a rigid, dimensionally accurate result, rather than using carbon fibre as a purely visual addition. It gives the series a focused role alongside standard PETG for components and prototypes where those qualities matter.
Resistance for static compression and abrasion
Spectrum PETG Carbon has improved abrasion and compression resistance. These properties add a practical reason to use it for spacers under static compressive load and selected structural components, where the material profile needs more than low shrinkage alone. The carbon-fibre reinforcement, higher rigidity and resistance characteristics work together as a coherent material proposition.
Application scope with a functional focus
The series is intended for rigid, dimensionally accurate parts, concept and demonstration prototypes, spacers under static compressive load, and selected structural or decorative components. That focused scope gives product developers, workshops and makers an established PETG option when a carbon-fibre-reinforced material fits the purpose of the work.