Quick3D Overview
ESD-safe PETG, formerly PolyMax PETG-ESD, whose carbon nanotube content keeps conductivity consistent even after machining or wear. It is tougher than standard PETG and aimed at electronics manufacturing and handling.
Summarised from the Polymaker product page.
- Material type
- Engineering
- Brand family
- Fiberon
- Polymer
- PETG
- Processing technology
- FFF
- Material form
- Filament
- Manufacturer
- Polymaker
- Reinforcements
- None
Characteristics
- ESD-safeStatic-dissipative (surface resistivity 10⁹ Ω/sq or lower) — safe around sensitive electronics.
Certifications
- RoHSFree of restricted hazardous substances such as lead, mercury and cadmium (EU RoHS directive) — needed for electrical and electronic products sold in the EU.
- REACHComplies with the EU REACH regulation on chemicals — no substances of very high concern above the allowed limits.
As stated by Polymaker — RoHS and REACH are Polymaker declarations covering its whole product range. Ask us for the certificate if you need it for an audit.
Applications
Based on this material's datasheet values. Every part is different — ask an engineer to confirm it suits yours.
Physical
- 1.24g/cm³ ISO1183, GB/T1033
- 14 g/10min )%(no�prosbAg/10 min 280°C, 5 kg
- HB UL 94, 1.5mm
Thermal
- 77°C DSC, 10°C/min
- 373°C TGA, 20°C/min
- 86°C ISO 306, GB/T 1633
- 72°C ISO 75 1.8MPa
Mechanical
- 1983.0 ± 74.9MPa ISO 527, GB/T 1040
- 36.1 ± 0.9MPa ISO 527, GB/T 1040
- 7.3 ± 0.7% ISO 527, GB/T 1040
- 1650.8 ± 140.7MPa ISO 178, GB/T 9341
- 54.0 ± 2.5MPa ISO 178, GB/T 9341
- 5.7 ± 0.5kJ/m² ISO 179, GB/T 1043
- 29.3 ± 2.2kJ/m² ISO 179, GB/T 1043
Versus other PETG
See where it ranks against the 11 other PETG materials we stock.
Typical values from each manufacturer's datasheet. Test methods can differ between brands, so treat small gaps as a tie.
Downloads
- Manufacturer datasheetSent on requestRequest
- Quick3D summaryThis page as a printable PDF
Values from the Polymaker technical data sheet and product page. Last updated . Typical values, not guaranteed minimums — see the disclaimer below.