Did this coupon
work for you?
work for you?
Sorry, this deal has expired.
Get notified of deals like this in the future.
Add Deal Alert for this Item
Frontpage
SUNLU 1.75mm 1kg PETG 3D Printer Filaments Expired
10 for $100
$249.99
+ Free Shipping
SUNLU has select SUNLU 1.75mm 1kg PETG 3D Printer Filaments on sale 10 for $99.99 when you apply discount code PETGMRS during checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member n0p for posting this deal.
Deal Instructions:
Thanks to Community Member n0p for posting this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Visit the page for SUNLU 1.75mm 1kg PETG 3D Printer Filaments
- Select your desired color option from the drop-down:
- 10x Blue
- 10x Red
- 10x Orange
- Add to your cart and proceed to checkout
- During checkout apply discount code PETGMRS
- Your total will be $99.99 with free shipping.
- Diameter Format: 1.75mm
- Print Temp: 220-250℃
- Tolerance: ±0.02mm
- Print Speed: 50-100mm/s
- Platform Temp: Depends on the platform: No need or 60-80℃
- Packing Size: 209*209*73mm
- Length: 320m
- Tensile Strength: 8-14KGF
- Melt Flow Rate: 6-11g/10min(220℃,2.16kg)
Editor's Notes & Price Research
Written by
- About this Deal:
- This price is $150 Lower (60% Savings) than the list price of $249.99.
- About this Store:
- Return/Refund Policy: 7 Days
No longer available:
- 10x White
- 10x Grey
- 5x Blue + 5x Red
- 5x Blue + 5x Orange
- 5x Red + 5x Orange
Original Post
Written by
Edited October 25, 2021
at 06:12 AM
While prices below $10 per 1kg spool for PLA(+) become more and more common, PETG always used to cost a bit more. Now you can get 10 spools of brand name filament from Sunlu for $99.99 with free shipping from their US warehouse.
Use the discount code PETGMRS that's shown in the banner on top of the shop and apply it in the shopping cart or at checkout.
Of course 10 spools are a lot, but if you have multiple printers or can share it with a friend who also has a 3d printer it might be worth to buy the higher quantity at a lower price per spool.
The advantages of PETG over the other types of filament are that there's less shrinking compared to PLA or ABS. PETG also has a higher temperature resistance and is less brittle than PLA but easier to print than ABS, because it's not so prone to warping and doesn't emit toxic fumes while printing. You should have a heated printbed which can go up to 60°C at least for PETG, but that shouldn't be af problem for most printers.
You can find tons of reviews for the Sunlu filament on Amazon, however the price is siginificantly higher there. They claim there's no jamming or bubbles with the filament and the windings aren't tangled.
The diameter is 1.75mm with a tolerance of +/- 0.02mm.
The recommended temperature is 220-250°C for the hotend and 60-80°C for the heated bed. I usually print PETG at 230°C(445°F) / 75°C(167°F).
Currently these colors and some additional combinations are available:
White, grey, blue, red, orange.
Unfortunately black PETG is sold out already.
https://de.sunlu.com/products/10-...0474200150
Use the discount code PETGMRS that's shown in the banner on top of the shop and apply it in the shopping cart or at checkout.
Of course 10 spools are a lot, but if you have multiple printers or can share it with a friend who also has a 3d printer it might be worth to buy the higher quantity at a lower price per spool.
The advantages of PETG over the other types of filament are that there's less shrinking compared to PLA or ABS. PETG also has a higher temperature resistance and is less brittle than PLA but easier to print than ABS, because it's not so prone to warping and doesn't emit toxic fumes while printing. You should have a heated printbed which can go up to 60°C at least for PETG, but that shouldn't be af problem for most printers.
You can find tons of reviews for the Sunlu filament on Amazon, however the price is siginificantly higher there. They claim there's no jamming or bubbles with the filament and the windings aren't tangled.
The diameter is 1.75mm with a tolerance of +/- 0.02mm.
The recommended temperature is 220-250°C for the hotend and 60-80°C for the heated bed. I usually print PETG at 230°C(445°F) / 75°C(167°F).
Currently these colors and some additional combinations are available:
White, grey, blue, red, orange.
Unfortunately black PETG is sold out already.
https://de.sunlu.com/products/10-...0474200150
in
3D Printers
(3)
If you purchase something through a post on our site, Slickdeals may get a small share of the sale.
Check Out Similar Computers Deals
View AllFrontpage
$250
+ Free Shipping
123
169
Frontpage
850W EVGA Supernova 850G XC ATX3.0 & PCIE 5 80+ Gold Fully Modular Power Supply $100 + Free Shipping
$100
+ Free Shipping
34
16
Frontpage
$350
+ Free Shipping
46
77
38 Comments
Your comment cannot be blank.
Featured Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Any drifts will cause your print to lift and wrap, and higher temp materials is more vulnerable than lower temp ones. Since PLA requires lower temp so you will likely not to see wraps on it.
An enclosure can help you to print any materials without wrapping or lifting.
A high quality material may help but I have Prusa PETG which also wraps until I print it in the enclosure
What printer do you have
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Not perfectly level? I mean it's glass I don't think you can get much more level than glass. so I don't know if the issue everyone is having with glass beds is that they are not leveled, that seems very unlikely.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank awdemuth
Glass=flat. Glass!=level.