Anycubic PETG 3D Printer Filament, Beige

Anycubic PETG Filament Beige is a PETG thermoplastic filament intended for functional parts, mechanical prototypes, enclosures and other prints that need strength and impact resistance. Its reported impact strength is 45 kJ/m², which is relevant for parts that may be knocked in use. Tensile strength is listed as 52,000 kPa, providing a separate specification for assessing parts subject to pulling forces. The material is described as weatherproof and suitable for prints exposed to moisture or outdoor conditions. These characteristics make it a practical choice for prints where impact resistance and exposure conditions matter.

Recommended settings are 240 °C for the nozzle and 60–70 °C for the build plate, giving temperature targets for printer setup. The filament is identified as easy to use, which is worth considering when comparing PETG materials. Flexural strength is 80 MPa and flexural modulus is 2,000 MPa; these figures describe its stated resistance to bending and stiffness. The bending measurements add information for assessing parts where flex under load is relevant. Together, the listed properties cover several different considerations for selecting a material for a functional print.

• FDM/FFF printing: intended for printers using either of these processes.
• Beige colour: gives prints a light, neutral finish.
• 13% elongation at break: the listed elongation before breaking.
• Glass transition temperature of up to 72 °C: a stated thermal property of the material.
• Maximum melting point of 130 °C: the listed upper melting-point value.
• Density of 1,230 kg/m³: a stated material property.