Product overview
Spectrum rPETG gives teams a recycled PETG feedstock with a clear material route and familiar processing behaviour. It uses PETG extrusion residual waste that is collected, shredded, remixed and homogenised before it becomes filament. Printability is similar to standard PETG, while low shrinkage helps prototypes and models retain their intended form.
Why choose Spectrum rPETG
- Documented recycled input: the production route starts with residual waste from PETG extrusion.
- Familiar processing: teams with standard PETG experience can approach the material through a similar workflow.
- Low shrinkage: this supports dimensional consistency in prototypes, models and visualisation work.
- Broad design scope: the series covers technical concepts, teaching aids and presentation-led parts.
Applications for design and development
Use rPETG for prototyping, educational projects and product visualisation. It also fits industrial design, interior design and concept models. These applications make it relevant to development teams, design studios, schools and workshops that need clear physical models for review, teaching or presentation.
The recycled route adds concrete value when material origin is part of the project brief. Spectrum collects residual PETG from extrusion, then shreds, remixes and homogenises it before producing the filament. This gives educational, design and visualisation projects a specific recycled input alongside the practical behaviour expected from PETG.
A familiar route from PETG experience
Similar printability makes rPETG straightforward to introduce for teams already working with standard PETG. Low shrinkage helps physical prototypes and concept models communicate size, form and design intent. This combination suits teams that want a recycled input while keeping familiar PETG processing behaviour. For time-critical projects, confirm availability early because the supply of recycled feedstock can affect lead times.