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PET-G

APPROVED FOR FOOD CONTACT

PET-G industrial material with low shrinkage, designed to work in extreme conditions. It is characterized by high printing accuracy. The material used for the production of packaging for food products and in medicine due to the possibility of sterilization. PET-G can be used in printing elements resistant to grease, oil and gasoline.

APPLICATIONS: medicine, mechanical components, packaging in the food industry, models requiring chemical resistance, functional prototypes, decorative elements

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Technical specifications:

Deflection Temperature: 115 °C
Print Temperature: 230-250 °C
Surface resistivity: 10^16 Ω/cm^2

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