Description

Important Key Features:

  • Premium Marble Surface Effect: Delivers a sophisticated, marble-like finish, ideal for visually demanding models. 
  • Superb Toughness and Heat Resistance: Offers excellent toughness, low shrinkage, and superior layer bonding, outperforming PLA while being easier to print than ABS. 
  • High-Speed Printing Capability: Supports printing speeds up to 300 mm/s, up to 5 times faster than typical PETG filament options. 
  • Reduced Tangling and Clogging: Precision-wound filament with a consistent diameter of 1.75 ± 0.03 mm ensures smooth feeding and reduces nozzle clogs. 

Suitable Applications:

  • Decorative Models 
  • Architectural Prototypes 
  • Artistic Sculptures 
  • Display Pieces with High-Quality Finishes 

General Printing Guidelines:

  • Nozzle Size: ≥ 0.4mm 
  • Layer Height: ≥ 0.1mm 
  • Printing Temperature: 225°C – 250°C (Set to 250°C for Bambu X1 or P1P printers) 
  • Bed Temperature: 75°C – 90°C 
  • Fan Speed: Turn off the fan for the first 3 layers for better adhesion. 
  • Humidity Control: Keep the container sealed with desiccant, maintaining humidity below 20% RH. 
  • Drying: Pre-dry the filament at 65°C for 8 hours before use for optimal results. 

What Sets TINMORRY PETG Marble Apart from Others 

TINMORRY’s PETG Marble 3D printer filament is more than just a functional material—it’s a design statement. While other PETG filaments focus solely on durability, PETG Marble offers a premium aesthetic finish without sacrificing mechanical strength. Its enhanced formula reduces clogging and tangling, allowing for smoother printing and faster speeds. Whether you’re crafting artistic sculptures or architectural models, this material from TINMORRY ensures a flawless, marble-like finish that stands out.  

Frequently asked questions

Marble PETG filament is ideal for 3D prints that require a stone-like, textured finish. It’s widely used in architectural models, statues, decorative items, and display prototypes.  

You can use most of your regular PETG settings, but Marble PETG performs better with a slightly higher nozzle temperature-usually around 240-250°C. Because it contains fine particles that mimic stone, it’s best to use a hardened nozzle to avoid long-term wear on standard brass nozzles.

Yes, it contains particles that can wear down brass nozzles over time. Use a hardened steel or ruby nozzle to extend the lifespan of your printer.  

TINMORRY ensures the consistent blending of marble particles to deliver a uniform texture throughout the filament roll.  

It handles overhangs reasonably well, but ultra-fine details might appear slightly muted due to the marble texture. Consider slower speeds for detailed prints. 

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