Taulman3D T-glase (PETT) filament
T-glase was developed specifically by Taulman3D to provide three major features to 3D printing. Low shrinkage, higher strength than ABS, and aesthetics beyond ABS and PLA due to it's enhanced optical properties.
Taulman3D T-glase is a high quality and high strength Polyethylene terephthalate polymer that easily prints at 235°C - 240°C. A temperature easily obtained by most FFF 3D Printers. One major advantage of T-glase to all other polymers, is layer to layer bonding. Because the polymer bonds so well, there is no need to smash a large number of thin layers together to accommodate a good bond. T-glase has a very low shrinkage factor and is best printed on glass print beds heated from 60C to 80C depending on part size. T-glase also prints easily on glass heated to 45°C and using a thin coat of PVA (Elmers Glue All)
1 lb. spools
| T-glase (all colors) | |
| Recommended Extrustion Temperature: | 230°C - 245°C |
| Recommended Nozzle size: | Any Size |
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Recommended Print Speed: |
Equivalent to ABS speeds. Slower for more detailed prints. |
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Recommended Retraction Settings: |
0.5mm per 0.1mm of nozzle diameter (ie. 2.5mm retraction when using a 0.5mm diameter nozzle) |
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Recommended Print Surface: |
Hot - GeckoTek EZ-STIk HOT or glass heated to 45°C with a coat of PVA glue (NOTE: If printing on bare glass it is best NOT to let the bed cool to room temperature at the end of the print, but rather only down to 35°C to reduce the likelihood of glass breakage.) |
