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PETG UV-resistant filament is designed for prints that need to withstand outdoor conditions without cracking, fading, or degrading over time. This material balances strength, flexibility, and weather resistance, making it a wise choice for functional outdoor parts and industrial use.
At Siraya Tech, our PETG UV-resistant collection is engineered for fast printing, strong layer bonding, and reliable performance in real-world conditions. You get durable parts that hold up to sunlight, moisture, and daily wear.
Create Lasting Outdoor Projects With PETG UV-Resistant Materials
You need materials that stand the test of time and nature without degrading or becoming brittle. This collection offers superior protection against harsh sunlight and unpredictable weather conditions. It ensures your functional parts stay strong year after year without maintenance.
Defend Your Prints Against the Elements
Our unique formulation prevents the UV degradation that typically destroys standard filaments. You can trust these materials for garden fixtures, automotive parts, and exterior signage.
- Weatherproof Performance: Withstands rain, humidity, and sunlight better than standard PLA or ABS.
- Chemical Resilience: Resists damage from automotive fluids and harsh industrial chemicals.
- Long-Term Stability: Maintains mechanical properties even after months of outdoor exposure.
Experience the Strength of Reinforced PETG UV-Resistant Filament
We have engineered this material for speed and rigidity without sacrificing the ease of use you expect. The addition of carbon fiber provides exceptional stiffness for demanding mechanical applications. You can print complex models quickly and reliably with minimal troubleshooting.
Structural Integrity Meets High-Speed Production
This filament is optimized to flow smoothly at high speeds so you can finish large prints in record time. The carbon fiber reinforcement adds a matte finish that hides layer lines while boosting stiffness.
- 10% Carbon Fiber Reinforcement: Delivers superior strength and rigidity for load-bearing mechanical parts.
- 2X Faster Printing: Supports high-speed printing up to 200mm/s to maximize your production efficiency.
- Minimal Warping: Excellent layer adhesion ensures your prints stay flat and dimensionally accurate.
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- Clear Filament: Create transparent and tough parts that offer excellent visual clarity for functional prototypes.
- PPA Filament: Handle extreme heat with this high-performance composite designed for the most demanding thermal environments.
- Soft 3D Printer Filament: Produce flexible, rubber-like parts that require impact absorption and comfortable tactile surfaces.
- High Temperature Filament: Rely on engineering-grade thermoplastics that maintain their shape and strength under significant heat stress.
FAQs About PETG UV-Resistant
Is PETG filament UV-resistant?
PETG has moderate UV resistance, which means it handles sunlight better than PLA but not as well as outdoor plastics like ASA. Short-term sun exposure usually does not cause major damage. Over time, strong UV rays can still lead to slight color fading or surface aging. For outdoor use, UV-stabilized PETG performs better.
Can PETG survive the sun?
Yes, PETG can survive sun exposure, especially for short to medium periods. It does not become brittle quickly like PLA when exposed to heat and sunlight. However, constant outdoor exposure over many months may cause discoloration or reduced strength. For long-term outdoor projects, extra UV protection is recommended.
What is PETG resistant to?
PETG is resistant to moisture, water, and many common chemicals like alcohols and mild acids. It also resists impact better than PLA and does not crack easily under stress. PETG handles moderate heat and outdoor humidity well. This makes it suitable for functional and semi-outdoor parts.
Is PETG more UV-resistant than ASA?
No, PETG is not more UV resistant than ASA. ASA is specifically designed for outdoor use and offers excellent resistance to UV rays, heat, and weathering. PETG performs well for light outdoor exposure but will degrade faster than ASA under constant sunlight. For long-term outdoor parts, ASA is the better choice.