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IEMAI Clear PETG Filament 1.75mm Bundle, Multicolor High Light Transmittance 3D Printer Filament Orange/Blue/Green/Red, 250g x 4 Spools, Supports Fast Printing Up to 600mm/s

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Color: Transparent Red/Blue/Green/Orange


Material Type: Transparent PETG


Features

  • Highly Transparent FilamentIEMAI PETG filament 1.75mm bundle contains 4 different colors: Red/Blue/Green/Orange, which can meet your different printing needs. The excellent clarity and light transmittance are very suitable for making Halloween and Christmas decorations and gifts, as well as various home decorations and craft projects
  • Upgraded High Speed PETGIEMAI PETG filament supports fast printing speeds up to 600mm/s without sacrificing print quality, significantly reducing printing time. It's compatible with both high-speed and conventional 3D printers, it delivers exceptional performance for efficient, high-quality printing
  • Clog-Free PrintingEach roll is precisely controlled for diameter, smooth printing and no clogs or jams. Whether you're printing for long hours or working on intricate models, our PETG filament 1.75mm maintains a smooth extrusion and reduces print failures
  • Vacuum Seal PackagingOur clear PETG filament is machine-wound and rigorously inspected to ensure it is neatly wound and tangle-free. It is vacuum-sealed with desiccant to guarantee dryness and prevent moisture absorption
  • Optimal Print SettingsFor IEMAI 3D printer filament bundle, print speed is 50-600mm/s, the nozzle temp is 220C-260C and hotbed temp is 60C-80C. Dry the filament at 70C for 8-12 hours before printing for best results

Brand: IEMAI


Material: Transparent PETG


Color: Transparent Red/Blue/Green/Orange


Item Weight: 1.2 Kilograms


Item Diameter: 1.75 Millimeters


Manufacturer: ‎IEMAI


Brand: ‎IEMAI


Item Weight: ‎2.64 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎7.87 x 7.87 x 3.15 inches


Item model number: ‎IM-petg-250


Color: ‎Transparent Red/Blue/Green/Orange


Material Type: ‎Transparent PETG


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎IM-petg-250


Date First Available: September 2, 2021


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