Translucent Sapphire Blue PCTG PRO AMS Compatible

Atomic Filament's Sapphire Blue Translucent PETG PRO is a high-quality 3D printing filament that offers a captivating blend of strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal. This translucent blue material provides a unique and eye-catching finish for your projects, while its excellent mechanical properties ensure long-lasting results. Translucent Finish: Enjoy a soft, translucent look that allows light to pass through, creating a mesmerizing effect. Vibrant Sapphire Blue: The translucent nature of the filament allows for a stunning depth of color, creating a visually striking effect. Seamless "Drop-In" Upgrade: There is no new learning curve. PCTG PRO runs perfectly on your existing Atomic PETG PRO settings. It delivers the same low-odor, low-warp, and easy-printing experience you already trust. Enhanced Functional Toughness: PCTG provides a significant boost in impact resistance over traditional PETG. It is designed to be more forgiving under mechanical stress, making it the superior choice for rugged, functional builds. Industrial-Grade Resilience: Offers enhanced resistance to common chemicals, oils, and greases. A reliable choice for industrial jigs, shop tools, and components that must maintain their integrity in demanding environments. Refined Surface Quality: Naturally less prone to stringing and oozing, PCTG delivers extreme layer bonding and a cleaner, crisper surface finish straight off the build plate. Made in Indiana, USA: Supporting local manufacturing and quality control. Available in Sample Coils - Click HERE Quality / Specs: Nearly ZERO warpage prints, extremely strong layer bonds, little to no odor at all. Print nozzle temp - 255–272°C Heated Bed temp - 80°C ±10 Diameter (volumetric variation XY combined) ±0.02mm or better Roundness (ovality) ±0.02mm or better 🌱 Sustainable Choice ♻️ Spool Return Program: Get $2 credit when you return your empty Atomic spool Made in Indiana, USA: Lower carbon footprint vs overseas imports Learn more about our sustainability initiatives →