Yellow Square PETG is a green filament for FDM 3D printing: a 1.75 mm round strand with 1 kg on the spool. The turns are laid in rows without crossovers, so it unwinds evenly, and the 1.29–1.4 g/cm³ density helps you set up the slicer for functional parts and decor.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yellow Square |
| Filament material | PETG |
| Filament diameter | 1.75 mm |
| Net weight | 1 kg |
| Color | Green |
| Density | 1.29–1.4 g/cm³ |
| Cross-section | Round |
| 3D printing type | FDM |
| Supply form | Spool |
| Winding | Layer-wound, neat, no crossovers |
| Purpose | FDM 3D printing |
What you get
- Even unwinding — layer winding without crossovers keeps the strand from getting trapped under the next turn.
- Green colour in the material — parts and decor with no painting.
- A familiar FDM strand — 1.75 mm diameter, round cross-section.
- A kilogram of PETG — 1 kg of filament per spool.
- Slicer data — density of 1.29–1.4 g/cm³.
Who it suits
Anyone printing on an FDM machine with 1.75 mm filament who wants green PETG for functional parts or decorative pieces, especially for long jobs where steady feeding from the spool matters.
Who should look elsewhere
Anyone whose extruder takes a different filament diameter, and buyers who need the filament length or recommended temperatures before ordering: they are not listed.
Uses and compatibility
Intended for FDM 3D printing of functional parts and decorative pieces. The supplier gives no list of compatible printers; choose by the 1.75 mm diameter and FDM technology.
What is in the box
A spool of green PETG filament, 1.75 mm, 1 kg.
Questions and answers
What does layer winding mean?
The turns are laid in rows, layer by layer, with no crossovers. The strand comes off the spool evenly and does not form loops that could stop feeding.
What are the weight and diameter?
The spool holds 1 kg of PETG; the strand is 1.75 mm with a round cross-section.
What can I print with it?
Functional parts and decorative pieces on an FDM printer whenever you need them in green.
Are filament length and print temperatures given?
No. You can estimate length in the slicer from the 1 kg weight and the density, and find the temperature on a test model.
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