SUNLU Luminous Glow In The Dark PETG on the X1 Carbon
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- Nozzle220–250 °C
- Bed70–90 °C
- Speed—
- Dry—
- Density1.27 g/cm³
Print at 220–250 °C nozzle, 70–90 °C bed.
X1 Carbon maximums: nozzle 300 °C, bed 110 °C.
Sources & notes
Bambu Lab X1 Carbon with SUNLU Luminous Glow In The Dark PETG: Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources.
Dataset imported 13 October 2026. Manufacturer page checked 14 October 2026.
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The tech specs PDF lists a hardened steel nozzle and a 300 °C maximum hot end temperature.
Maximum build plate temperature is listed as 110 °C at 220 V and 120 °C at 110 V. The number stored here is 110.
The PDF lists a chamber monitoring camera and says filament odometry is optional with AMS. It does not use the word enclosed, so enclosure is left empty.
Questions
Can the Bambu Lab X1 Carbon reach the listed Luminous Glow In The Dark PETG nozzle temperature?
The listed nozzle maximum of 250 °C is within this printer's maximum of 300 °C.
Can the X1 Carbon reach the listed bed temperature?
The listed bed maximum of 90 °C is within this printer's maximum of 110 °C.
Is an enclosure required?
Whether an enclosure is required is not in our current sources.
Is a hardened nozzle recorded?
This filament is carbon-fiber, glass-fiber, or glow-in-the-dark, so a hardened nozzle is the upgrade to check. The stock nozzle is hardened.