Description
Creality Hyper PETG-CF is designed to eliminate the common drawbacks of standard PETG, such as excessive stringing, oozing, and a glossy plastic appearance. Formulated with approximately 8% chopped carbon fiber reinforcement, this high-performance engineering filament features an enhanced melt-flow index and a structural composition built for high-speed printing platforms (like the Creality K1, K2 Series, and structural CoreXY rigs) at speeds up to 300mm/s.
The embedded carbon fiber strands act as a structural skeletal matrix, significantly reducing warping and shrinkage during cooling phases while absorbing light to yield a premium, non-reflective matte sandblasted aesthetic finish. This makes it an exceptional choice for structural frames, custom outdoor drone components, mountain bike structural guards, and functional automotive brackets exposed to oils, acids, and sunlight.
Features
Less Clogging, Smooth Extrusion
Optimized formula specifically addresses PETG nozzle clogging issues, minimizes material buildup, ensures smooth filament flow, cleaner prints, and hassle-free printing.
Matte Texture, Sleek Aesthetic
Carbon fiber particles create a premium matte finish with low light reflectivity, enhancing model texture and delivering a futuristic tech-inspired look.
Built to Last, Ready for Outdoor Challenges
Resistant to acids, alkalis, and organic solvents. Withstands humid or harsh environments without aging easily. Ideal for outdoor components and daily wear-prone parts-durable and rugged.
Specifications
Material: PETG-CF
Diameter: 1.75mm
Weight: 1kg
Printing Temperature: 240-260°C
Safety Precautions
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Always print in a well-ventilated area.
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Avoid breathing the fumes while printing.
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Do not touch the nozzle, heated bed, or printed object right after printing — let it cool down first before handling.
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Keep the printer and filament away from children and pets.
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Unplug the printer when not in use.
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Store the filament in a cool, dry place to avoid moisture.
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Wear gloves and a mask when sanding, cutting, or handling printed parts.
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Keep away from open flames — most filaments are flammable.
