eSUN PETG
PETG by eSUN · Generic
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eSUN PETG is a PETG filament. eSUN publishes a nozzle range of 240–260°C and a bed range of 75–90°C, with print speed listed as <150 mm/s. Fan is published at 100%, and drying at 60°C for more than 8 hours.
Manufacturer settings
- Nozzle
- 240–260°C
- Bed
- 75–90°C
- Speed
- <150 mm/s
- Fan
- 100%
- Drying
- 60°C, >8 h
Source: manufacturer, retrieved 28 Sep 2026
Starting settings for popular printers
Start from the slicer's generic profile for PETG. Filwiz starting points derived from the manufacturer range, not manufacturer claims. Calibrate with a temperature tower.
| Printer | Slicer | Nozzle start | Bed start | Speed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bambu Lab A1 | Bambu Studio | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
| Bambu Lab P1S | Bambu Studio | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
| Bambu Lab X1C | Bambu Studio | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
| Creality Ender-3 V3 | Creality Print | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
| Creality K1 | Creality Print | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
| Anycubic Kobra 3 | Anycubic Slicer Next | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
| Prusa MK4 | PrusaSlicer | 250°C | 85°C | up to the manufacturer max (150 mm/s) |
FAQ
- What nozzle temperature for eSUN PETG?
- The manufacturer range is 240–260°C.
- What bed temperature for eSUN PETG?
- The manufacturer range is 75–90°C.
- Do I need to dry eSUN PETG?
- The manufacturer publishes drying at 60°C, >8 h.
- What print speed does the manufacturer list for eSUN PETG?
- The published speed is <150 mm/s.
Related
- Diameter
- 1.75mm
- Density
- 1.27 g/cm³
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