PETG

PETG is compatible with all standard FDM printers on the market.

Yes. PETG is fully compatible with AMS (Automatic Material System) solutions, including the Bambu Lab AMS.

PETG is a hygroscopic material, meaning it naturally absorbs moisture from the air over time, which is why most PETG filaments require drying before use to achieve optimal print quality. Extrudr PETG has been tested to print reliably even without drying, making it more forgiving than typical PETG filaments. For best results we recommend drying the filament before printing, particularly after extended exposure to humid conditions or open air.

PETG generally performs better outdoors than PLA, offering improved resistance to UV, moisture, and heat. However, prolonged, permanent outdoor exposure can still cause gradual fading or embrittlement over time.

PETG is compliant with FDA, REACH, and RoHS standards. Any printed item intended for food contact needs to be separately certified.

Compliance applies to the raw material, not the finished printed part. Any part intended for a regulated application must undergo separate certification by an accredited third-party laboratory. Requirements vary depending on intended use and applicable standards.

Store PETG in a dry room at room temperature (18–27°C / 65–80°F). Stored neatly, it is protected from dust and sunlight.

When stored correctly, PETG has a shelf life of 2 years.