eSun Filament PETG ESD Black – Professional 3D Printing Filament with Static Dissipation
eSun PETG ESD Black is a professional-grade 3D printing filament engineered for applications where electrostatic discharge protection is essential. Combining the durability and ease of use of PETG with integrated ESD properties, it delivers reliable performance for electronics-adjacent manufacturing and prototyping.
ESD-safe formulation prevents static buildup during printing and in finished parts
1.75 mm diameter with 1 kg spool weight for consistent extrusion and extended print sessions
PETG base material offers excellent layer adhesion and dimensional stability
Black colour provides a professional, uniform finish for visible prototypes and functional parts
Das zeichnet eSun PETG ESD Black aus
Unlike standard PETG, this filament incorporates electrostatic dissipative additives directly into the polymer matrix, ensuring continuous static protection without surface coatings or post-processing. The 1.75 mm round geometry is optimised for direct-drive and Bowden extruders alike, and the 1 kg spool minimises mid-print reel changes during large builds.
Ideal für...
Electronics hobbyists, prototype engineers, and makers who require ESD-safe components for testing enclosures, PCB mounts, sensor housings, or any application where static-sensitive parts are handled in the final product. Also suited for functional prototyping where PETG's balance of strength and printability is preferred over ABS or PLA.
Anwendung von eSun PETG ESD Black
Dry the filament at 50–55 °C for 4–6 hours before printing to ensure optimal extrusion quality
Set nozzle temperature to 230–250 °C and bed temperature to 70–80 °C
Print with a closed or enclosure to maintain stable temperatures and reduce warping
Store unused filament in a sealed bag with desiccant to preserve material properties
It is used for 3D printing functional prototypes and end-use parts where electrostatic discharge protection is required, such as electronics enclosures, sensor housings, and PCB mounts.
Nozzle temperature should be set between 230 °C and 250 °C, with a heated bed at 70–80 °C. A closed print enclosure is recommended to maintain stable temperatures.
Yes, the 1.75 mm diameter is compatible with the vast majority of FDM printers, including both direct-drive and Bowden extruder systems.
Keep the spool in a sealed bag with desiccant packets, stored in a cool, dry environment. The PETG material absorbs moisture over time, which degrades print quality.
ESD-safe means the filament contains additives that dissipate static electricity during printing and in the finished part, preventing damage to static-sensitive electronic components.
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