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  • Nozzle220–250 °C
  • Bed70–90 °C
  • Speed—
  • Dry—
  • Density1.27 g/cm³

Devil Design PETG, from the Open Filament Database. A blank stays blank.

Nozzle220–250 °C
Bed70–90 °C
Shared scale, 0–320 °C. A missing bar means the manufacturer did not publish that temperature.

Printers

Fits means nozzle, bed, and enclosure all pass. Partial means the full recommended range is out of reach. A missing essential check is not a fit.

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Sources & notes

Devil Design PETG (PETG) has a recommended nozzle temperature of 220–250 °C and a recommended bed temperature of 70–90 °C, according to the Open Filament Database (record https://api.openfilamentdatabase.org/api/v1/brands/devil_design/materials/PETG/filaments/petg/index.json; dataset imported 2026-10-13).

Dataset imported 13 October 2026.

Source · Brand site · Page JSON

Full specifications

MaterialPETG
Nozzle temperature220–250 °C
Bed temperature70–90 °C
Print speed—
Volumetric flow—
Drying—
Enclosure required—
Chamber temperature—
Hardened nozzle—
Spool weight330 g, 1 kg (1000 g), 2 kg (2000 g), and 5 kg (5000 g)
Diameter1.75 mm
Diameter tolerance±0.02 mmRecorded by the Open Filament Database. It is a required field there, including conventional values.
Recorded density1.27 g/cm³Recorded by the Open Filament Database. It is a required field there, including conventional values.
Minimum nozzle diameter—
Shore A hardness—
Certifications—
Price per kg—
Dataset imported13 October 2026Open Filament Database generation date, not a lab test.

A blank was blank in the source. Nothing here is estimated.

Printer notes

PrinterResultWhy
Bambu Lab A1—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 100 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Bambu Lab A1 miniPartialThe listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed range reaches 90 °C, above this printer's maximum of 80 °C. This printer cannot reach the full recommended range. The low end, 70 °C, is within that maximum. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Bambu Lab P1P—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 100 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Bambu Lab P1S—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 100 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 110 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Prusa MK4S—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 290 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 120 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Prusa CORE One+—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 290 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 120 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Prusa XL—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 290 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 120 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Creality K1C—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 100 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Elegoo Centauri Carbon—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 320 °C. This printer's maximum bed temperature is not in our current sources. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Anycubic Kobra 3 Max—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 90 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Qidi Q1 Pro—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 350 °C. This printer's maximum bed temperature is not in our current sources. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.
Sovol SV08 Max—The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C. The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 100 °C. Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources. A hardened nozzle is not recorded for this filament.

Questions

What nozzle temperature does Devil Design PETG recommend?

Devil Design PETG lists a recommended nozzle temperature of 220–250 °C.

What bed temperature does Devil Design PETG recommend?

Devil Design PETG lists a recommended bed temperature of 70–90 °C.

What print speed does Devil Design PETG list?

Print speed and volumetric flow are not in our current sources in the imported sources.

Does Devil Design PETG require an enclosure?

An enclosure requirement is not in our current sources. No chamber temperature is listed either.

Does Devil Design PETG require a hardened nozzle?

A hardened-nozzle requirement is not in our current sources.

How should Devil Design PETG be dried?

Drying temperature and drying time for Devil Design PETG are not in our current sources.

What spool weights does Devil Design PETG come in?

Listed spool weights: 330 g, 1 kg (1000 g), 2 kg (2000 g), and 5 kg (5000 g).

What is the price per kilogram of Devil Design PETG?

Price per kilogram is not in our current sources.

Provenance

Open Filament Database

License MIT. Record. Repository. Fields: bedTempC, brand, colors, densityGCm3, diameterToleranceMm, diametersMm, material, nozzleTempC, product, spoolWeightsG.