Igus 1.75 mm White 3D Printer Filament, 750 g

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RS Stock No.:
202-4033
Mfr. Part No.:
I150-PF-0175-0750
Manufacturer:
Igus
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Brand

Igus

Product Type

3D Printer Filament

Printing Technology

Fused Deposition Modelling (FDM)

Colour

White

Weight

750g

Diameter

1.75mm

Printing Minimum Temperature

-30°C

Printing Maximum Temperature

75°C

Standards/Approvals

No

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

Igus 3D Printer Filament, 1.75mm Diameter, White - I150-PF-0175-0750


This 3D printer filament is formulated for fused deposition modelling and provides a neutral-coloured feedstock for industrial and prototyping workflows. It is supplied on a 750 g spool and is suitable for use in environments that require materials performing across a wide temperature range. The filament is intended for engineers and technicians working in automation, electronics, electrical and mechanical disciplines who need a consistent white material for functional parts and fixtures.

Features and Benefits:


• 1.75mm diameter for precise, consistent extrusion
• Operating range down to -30°C preserves flexibility in cold conditions
• Maximum processing temperature 75°C reduces thermal stress
• 750 g spool size minimises changeovers during batch runs
• Compatible with FDM printers enabling straightforward integration

Applications


• Suitable for low-temperature jigs and fixtures used in assembly lines
• Ideal for producing white housings for electrical prototypes
• Used with FDM machines for mechanical testing components
• Can be used for automation fixtures exposed to sub-zero storage

What spool mass should I plan for when estimating material needs?


Each reel contains 750 g of filament which allows calculation of parts-per-spool based on part volume and infill percentage.

How does the material behave in refrigerated or cold-room conditions?


It remains usable down to -30°C, maintaining dimensional stability and flexibility at sub-zero operating temperatures.

What thermal limit should I observe during printing to avoid deformation?


Keep nozzle and part temperatures below 75°C to prevent exceeding the material’s maximum recommended processing temperature.

Will standard FDM extrusion systems accept this material without modification?


Systems designed for 1.75mm filament can be used directly

ensure feed-path tolerances match the stated filament diameter.

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