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PETG GF UV

Ref.: PETG-GF-UV-NANOVIA-175-500

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Nanovia is a French filament manufacturer famous for their advanced technical materials, one of them being the PETG GF UV reinforced with glass fiber. The Nanovia PETG GF UV is a filament designed for the 3D printing of rigid structural and technical parts intended for use outdoors. This is possible thanks to the excellent resistance to water and temperatures of up to 80 °C, insulating properties, as well as UV resistance.

Glass fibers and the Nanovia PETG GF UV filament

Image 1: Glass fibers and the Nanovia PETG GF UV filament. Source: Nanovia.

The base of the Nanovia PETG GF UV filament is PETG, one of the most popular (together with PLA) 3D printing materials and a product of the glycolization of PET. This process was developed to eliminate the risk of PET crystallizing in high temperatures and thus becoming weaker. In general terms, PETG is more durable and heat resistant than PLA, and easier to work with than ABS or ASA as it does not require a heated base.

A comparison of the tensile resistance of PETG and PETG GF UV

Image 2: A comparison of the tensile resistance of PETG and PETG GF UV. Source: Nanovia.

Another advantage offered by the Nanovia PETG GF UV is that it is reinforced with glass fibers. Adding fibers to filaments is a common practice in plastic compounding and, depending on the fibers added (carbon, glass, aramid, etc), can significantly improve the filament's printability, and mechanical and thermal behavior. In the case of the Nanovia PETG GF UV, the glass fibre reinforced matrix makes it 40% more resistant than PETG alone, contributing to better printability and increased part rigidity, durability, heat resistance and chemical resistance.

Parts 3D printed with the Nanovia PETG GF UV filament

Image 3: Parts 3D printed with the Nanovia PETG GF UV filament. Source: Nanovia.

The combined benefits of PETG and glass fiber and Nanovia's expertise in the manufacturing of high quality filaments have resulted in a premium advanced PETG GF UV filament ideal for demanding technical applications. Parts 3D printed with the PETG GF UV filament can be used outdoors and their mechanical and visual properties will not deteriorate even with prolonged exposure to UV rays, rain, or high temperatures.

General information
Material	PETG
Format	0.5 / 2 kg
Density	1.42 g/cm³
Filament diameter	1.75 / 2.85 mm
Filament tolerance	±0.05 mm
Filament length	(Ø 1.75 mm - 0.5 Kg) ±146.4 m / (Ø 2.85 mm - 0.5 Kg) ±55.2 m / (Ø 1.75 mm - 2 Kg) ±585.6 m / (Ø 2.85 mm - 2 Kg) ±220.8 m

Mechanical properties
Elongation at break	(ISO 527) (@ 0 ºC) 2.3 % / (@ + 45 ºC / -45 ºC) 2.6 % / (@ 90 ºC) 1.5 %
Tensile strength	(ISO 527) (@ 0 ºC) 63 MPa / (@ + 45 ºC / -45 ºC) 42 MPa / (@ 90 ºC) 27 MPa
Tensile modulus	(ISO 527) (@ 0 ºC) 4284 MPa / (@ + 45 ºC / -45 ºC) 2810 MPa / (@ 90 ºC) 2313 MPa
Flexural strength	55 MPa
Flexural modulus	1500 MPa
Surface hardness	-
Impact strength	5 KJ/m²

Printing properties
Printing temperature	220 - 240 ºC
Print bed temperature	80 - 90 ºC
Chamber temperature	20 ºC
Cooling fan	✓
Recommended printing speed	30 - 70 mm/s
Recommended nozzle diameter	Min. 0.5 mm

Thermal properties
Softening temperature	80 ºC

Specific properties
Chemical resistance	✓

Other
HS Code	3916.9
Spool diameter (outer)	(0.5 kg) 200 mm / (2 kg) 300 mm
Spool diameter (inner hole)	(0.5 kg) 52 mm / (2 kg) 52 mm
Spool width	(0.5 kg) 53 mm / (2 kg) 92 mm

All 3D printing filament should be stored properly in a dark and dry place in order to be protected from humidity. It is recommended to store the Nanovia PETG GF UV filament in a sealed bag with desiccant, in an airtight container or in an intelligent filament container before and after printing. If the filament absorbs excess moisture, it should be dried for 4 hours at 60 ºC, for example in the PrintDry filament dryer, the Mass Portal filament dryer or the Flashforge filament drying station with inbuilt renewable desiccant.

3D printing with PETG filament is just as simple as with the PLA filament. In the case of the PETG GF UV filament, it's necessary that the printing base is hot, between 80 and 90 ºC. In addition, the temperature of the extruder should be between 220 and 240 ºC. In the case of printing large pieces it's advisable to use BuildTak, Kapton Tape, Magigoo or DimaFix so that the pieces don't tend to detach from the base. To ensure the dimensional stability of the parts it's advisable to use a closed 3D printer, with the recommended chamber temperature of 20 ºC.

With the PETG GF UV it's necessary to use a nozzle of 0.50 mm in diameter or more but it isn't necessary to use a reinforced nozzle since this filament has low abrasion. Even so it's recommended to use the Nozzle Olsson Ruby for all advanced materials.