Yellow Square grey PETG is a 1.75 mm filament for FDM 3D printing: 1 kg on the spool, which equals 320–330 m. The neutral grey works as a base for later painting, so the strand suits prototypes and models you plan to paint. Density is 1.29–1.4 g/cm³, winding without crossovers.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yellow Square |
| Filament material | PETG |
| Strand diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Filament weight | 1 kg |
| Filament length | 320–330 m |
| Color | Grey |
| Density | 1.29–1.4 g/cm³ |
| Material properties | High strength, flexibility, impact resistance |
| Cross-section | Round |
| Printing technology | FDM |
| Supply form | Standard spool |
| Winding | Neat, no crossovers |
| Purpose | FDM 3D printing |
What you get
- A base for painting — neutral grey for models that will be painted later.
- Known length — 320–330 m of strand per 1 kg.
- Sturdy prototypes — high strength and impact resistance, per the supplier's description.
- An FDM strand — 1.75 mm, round cross-section.
- Even feeding — neat winding without crossovers.
- Slicer data — density of 1.29–1.4 g/cm³.
Who it suits
Modellers and designers printing prototypes, mock-ups and decorative elements that will be painted afterwards, and anyone running 1.75 mm filament on an FDM printer who likes to count usage in metres.
Who should look elsewhere
Anyone who wants a bright colour straight off the printer without painting, and anyone whose printer takes a different filament diameter. Temperature settings are not listed, so you will need to find them yourself.
Uses and compatibility
FDM 3D printing of functional and engineering prototypes, decorative elements, models for painting and larger projects, from prototype to finished product. No list of compatible printers is given; go by the 1.75 mm diameter and FDM technology.
What is in the box
A spool of grey PETG filament, 1.75 mm, 1 kg.
Questions and answers
How many metres of filament are on the spool?
320–330 m per 1 kg of PETG. It is easy to compare this with the length your slicer shows for each model.
Can printed models be painted?
Yes, this grey PETG is described as a base for later painting.
What kinds of parts is it for?
Functional and engineering prototypes, decorative elements and larger projects, from prototype to finished product.
What print temperatures should I use?
They are not listed. Start from your usual PETG settings and check them on a small test model.
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