Winkle PETG print temperature and settings
The settings Winkle publishes for its PETG: 220–250 °C at the nozzle and 70–90 °C on the bed. Start in the middle of the range, then adjust for your printer, speed and cooling.
Winkle's recommended nozzle range is about 5°C cooler than the typical PETG across the 45 PETG lines we track (median 230–250°C).
Print settings
| Nozzle | 220–250 °C | |
|---|---|---|
| Bed | 70–90 °C | |
| Density | 1.23 g/cm³ | |
| Diameters | 1.75 mm | |
Bars run on a fixed scale; the dashed line is the median of the 45 PETG lines we track. Data from SpoolmanDB.
How much filament is on a spool
Length from the published density, for each spool size Winkle sells.
| Spool | 1.75 mm |
|---|---|
| 1 kg | ≈ 338 m |
Printing PETG
Full PETG guide →Tougher and more heat-resistant than PLA, with little warping, which makes it the usual step up for functional parts.
14 Winkle PETG colors
- Ash Grey
- Cristal Amber Orange
- Cristal Aquamarine Blue
- Cristal Dark Mauve
- Cristal Lime Green
- Devil Red
- Glacier White
- Jet Black
- Lemon Yellow
- Pine Green
- Prototype Transparent
- Royal Blue
- Silver
- Transparent
Frequently asked questions
What temperature should I print Winkle PETG at?
Winkle lists 220–250°C at the nozzle and 70–90°C for the bed. Start mid-range, then go hotter for faster printing or better layer bonding and cooler if you see stringing.
How many meters are on a 1 kg spool of Winkle PETG?
About 338 m at 1.75 mm, from its published density of 1.23 g/cm³.
How many colors does Winkle PETG come in?
14 in the data we track, including Ash Grey, Cristal Amber Orange, Cristal Aquamarine Blue and Cristal Dark Mauve.