Frost White PETG 3D Printer Filament
Price range: £24.99 through £29.99 Ex. VAT
2.85mm Discontinued, stock available until exhausted
- Premium PETg 3D printing filament
- Recycled Material: 100%
- Compatible with Bambu Lab AMS and most 3D printers
- UK Stock
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PETg (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol) is fast becoming a favourite in the world of 3D printing. Combining the user-friendliness of PLA with strength and durability closer to ABS, PETg is ideal for both prototypes and end-use applications. It prints smoothly, has excellent layer adhesion, and resists warping – all with little to no odour.
To reduce the environmental impact of virgin plastic, Filamentive PETg is made with 100% recycled material wherever possible, sourced from verified industrial waste streams. This ensures excellent performance while supporting circular manufacturing practices.
Strong, reliable, and dimensionally stable, this is a go-to material for engineers, designers, and anyone needing high-performance 3D printing filament, beyond PLA.
✅100% recycled PETg – reducing plastic waste and environmental impact
✅ Excellent strength and durability – perfect for mechanical and functional parts
✅ Easy to print – minimal warping, strong adhesion, and low odour
✅ Compatible with Bambu Lab, Prusa, Creality, UltiMaker, and more
✅ Trusted filament UK brand – high-quality, sustainable 3D printing materials
Printing temperature: 240±15°C Bed temperature: 70–80°C
Additional information
| Weight | 1750 kg |
|---|---|
| diameter | 1.75mm, 2.85mm |
| weight | 1kg, 750g |
Sustainability
Sustainability Profile: PETg
Product Overview
Material name: PETg (Polyethylene Terephthalate Glycol-modified)
Origin: Thermoplastic polymer derived from PET (commonly used in plastic bottles), with glycol added to improve toughness and printability
Manufacturing location: European Union (using audited partner production facilities)
Environmental Credentials
Recycled content: 100% (percentage by weight; based on supplier material declarations)
Recycled Material: Post-industrial recycled (PIR) material recovered from controlled manufacturing waste streams
Carbon footprint: Supplier data indicates a significantly reduced carbon footprint compared to virgin PLA, due to recycled content use and localised production. Full life cycle assessment (LCA) in development.
Packaging: 100% recyclable cardboard spool; spool-less refill also available. Check local guidelines.
Shipping: Manufactured in Europe, warehoused and distributed from the UK. All non-palletised shipments use DPD’s carbon-neutral delivery service, reducing transportation emissions for UK and EU customers.
Circularity & End-of-Life
Biodegradability: PETg is not biodegradable in home or industrial composting environments. Its environmental value lies in durability and recyclability.
Recycling: PETg is not currently accepted through Filamentive’s recycling scheme. However, it can be mechanically recycled by specialist processors, subject to local facility capabilities.
Disposal/reuse guidance: Reuse is encouraged where possible. PETg is not widely accepted in UK kerbside recycling schemes – please check with your local authority or recycling provider for appropriate disposal or recovery options.
Certifications & Standards
ISO: Production partners operate under certified quality and environmental management systems (EMS) such as ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
RoHS & REACH compliant: Free from restricted and hazardous substances, in line with UK and EU regulations
Internal testing: Every batch is tested for extrusion consistency and dimensional tolerance. Material is verified on in-house 3D printers to ensure reliable print performance and minimal variation across colours and batches.
Supporting Sustainability at Filamentive
Filamentive offers recycled alternatives to virgin 3D printing materials – helping businesses reduce their environmental impact while maintaining print performance. Our PETg supports your organisation’s circularity and carbon reduction goals, without compromising on strength or reliability.
For technical information, SDS or sustainability-related queries, please contact: [email protected]
This Sustainability Profile is provided for informational purposes only. While Filamentive makes reasonable efforts to ensure the accuracy of the information, some data is based on third-party sources and may be subject to change. No warranties or guarantees are made regarding completeness or suitability for regulatory compliance. All users are advised to independently verify the data before making environmental claims or purchasing decisions in line with their sustainability policies.
5 reviews for Frost White PETG 3D Printer Filament
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Jamie M. (verified owner) –
Ben Wain (verified owner) –
This PETg is fantastic. It prints really easily on my Ender 3 giving a great surface finish with next to no stringing whatsoever. The only thing that I’ve changed in my slicer from my PLA settings is the temperature for hot-end and bed (240degC and 70degC respectively), nothing else was needed for it print faultlessly from the very first print. Prints self-release from my glass bed once it cools, and no residues are left behind (though I do always wipe-down with a 10% IPA solution to keep the bed spotless). As others have mentioned, the colour is a bright gloss white with a very subtle blue-ish hue that can be seen more in the shadows than direct light. Highly recommended
lunia3d (verified owner) –
Outstanding quality filament! This particular “Frost White” has a hint of blue compared to other brands – but I love it.
Very strong and easy to work with!
boogle (verified owner) –
Ignoring for a moment that this filament is recycled, it prints exceptionally well. Stringing is very minimal, and the surface finish looks really good. In terms of ease of print it’s largely the same as PLA, but bridging is a little trickier. You can still bridge long distances like with PLA, but the quality of the surface is noticably worse. I suspect with some improved slicer settings this could be improved, but PETG is always a little worse at bridging. The only other issue is a slightly higher propensity to warp on cool down at the edges, something to watch out for.
I’ve used this filament to print parts for a 3D printer and they’re holding up great. No worries at all about the quality of the printed parts whatsoever. I’m really happy with the surface finish and colour, the parts look fantastic. The white here is a very pure white, with a slightly cool temperature (small blue tint).
So in short this is my go-to PETG filament when I need to make something that can’t be reasonably made in PLA. I just wish there were more colours available.
RobM (verified owner) –
Prints very consistent. The best recycled PET that I have used so far. I will buy this again and other Filamentive products in the future.