Bambu PETG-CF significantly improves the stiffness of regular PETG while enhancing both strength and toughness, making it an all-rounder in mechanical properties among basic filaments, perfect for load-bearing and functional parts. The new formula also greatly reduces clumping and stringing compared to regular PETG. It delivers a signature carbon fiber texture with a glossier finish than Bambu PLA-CF.
All printing parameters are embedded in RFID, which can be read through our AMS (Automatic Material System).
Load and print! No more tedious setting steps.
1. Drying Required: Bambu PETG-CF must be properly dried before printing. In a blast drying oven: 65°C for 8 hours; In an AMS 2 Pro and AMS HT: 65°C, 8 hours; On an X1 printer's heatbed: 75°C to 85°C for 12 hours. Store in a dry environment after use. For more details, please refer to: Filament drying instructions on WIKI.
2. Nozzle Recommendation: Due to the addition of carbon fiber, PETG-CF requires a more wear-resistant hardened steel nozzle. While a 0.4 mm hardened steel nozzle can be used, a 0.6 mm hardened steel nozzle is recommended to further reduce the risk of clogging.
3. Z-Axis Strength: For stronger Z-axis adhesion, increase the infill density. Avoid using an open-frame printer and refrain from setting the cooling fan speed too high, as overcooling can weaken layer bonding.
4. Surface Finish: For a shinier appearance, use lower printing speeds and slightly higher nozzle temperatures.
5. Refill Guide: The refill filament needs to be used with a spool. For detailed instructions on how to swap in the new filament using the Bambu Reusable Spool, please refer to the guide on WIKI.
6. This product is a carbon fiber (glass fiber) reinforced filament that may produce fine fiber debris during use, post-processing, or contact with rough or fractured surfaces, posing a risk of mechanical skin punctures or foreign body irritation. To ensure safety, please avoid rubbing or touching rough edges and cross-sections with bare hands; it is highly recommended to wear gloves when loading or unloading the filament, as well as during cutting, sanding, or other post-processing operations, while using additional protective equipment as required by your specific working conditions.
Bambu PETG-CF significantly improves the stiffness of regular PETG while enhancing both strength and toughness, making it an all-rounder in mechanical properties among basic filaments, perfect for load-bearing and functional parts. The new formula also greatly reduces clumping and stringing compared to regular PETG. It delivers a signature carbon fiber texture with a glossier finish than Bambu PLA-CF.
All printing parameters are embedded in RFID, which can be read through our AMS (Automatic Material System).
Load and print! No more tedious setting steps.
1. Drying Required: Bambu PETG-CF must be properly dried before printing. In a blast drying oven: 65°C for 8 hours; In an AMS 2 Pro and AMS HT: 65°C, 8 hours; On an X1 printer's heatbed: 75°C to 85°C for 12 hours. Store in a dry environment after use. For more details, please refer to: Filament drying instructions on WIKI.
2. Nozzle Recommendation: Due to the addition of carbon fiber, PETG-CF requires a more wear-resistant hardened steel nozzle. While a 0.4 mm hardened steel nozzle can be used, a 0.6 mm hardened steel nozzle is recommended to further reduce the risk of clogging.
3. Z-Axis Strength: For stronger Z-axis adhesion, increase the infill density. Avoid using an open-frame printer and refrain from setting the cooling fan speed too high, as overcooling can weaken layer bonding.
4. Surface Finish: For a shinier appearance, use lower printing speeds and slightly higher nozzle temperatures.
5. Refill Guide: The refill filament needs to be used with a spool. For detailed instructions on how to swap in the new filament using the Bambu Reusable Spool, please refer to the guide on WIKI.
6. This product is a carbon fiber (glass fiber) reinforced filament that may produce fine fiber debris during use, post-processing, or contact with rough or fractured surfaces, posing a risk of mechanical skin punctures or foreign body irritation. To ensure safety, please avoid rubbing or touching rough edges and cross-sections with bare hands; it is highly recommended to wear gloves when loading or unloading the filament, as well as during cutting, sanding, or other post-processing operations, while using additional protective equipment as required by your specific working conditions.
