Creality Hyper PETG-CF 1.75 mm Blue Filament, 1 kg

Creality Hyper PETG-CF is a blue carbon-fibre-reinforced filament for compatible 3D printers. The listing claims 8% carbon fibre, RFID marking and PETG-like impact resistance, with stated print temperatures of 240–260°C for the nozzle and 70–90°C for the build platform.

At a glance

The listing specifies 8% carbon fibre reinforcement and says it is intended to improve resistance and temperature resistance while retaining PETG's impact resistance.
The manufacturer claims rigidity, dimensional stability, low shrinkage and a matte surface, without providing measurement results in the supplied details.
RFID functions are described for use with Creality CFS. The listing does not establish that RFID-based setting or consumption features work with other systems.
Recommended nozzle and build-platform temperature ranges are provided for setup.

Price

£21.99Save 19%

Reference price: ~~£26.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A clearly stated 1.75 mm diameter and 1 kg weight make it easier to compare against printer and project requirements.
The stated print temperature ranges provide starting settings to consult when preparing a compatible printer.
The listing presents carbon-fibre-reinforced PETG as an option for functional parts where rigidity and PETG impact resistance are both sought.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	Creality
Model	3D-PM-HP-PETG-CF-BL

Materials and protection
Material listed	Hyper PETG-CF
Carbon fibre content	8%
Claimed heat resistance	100 °C
Claimed resistance	Solvents, oils and acids

Filament and colour
Diameter	1.75 Millimetres
Colour	Blue

Printing
Recommended printing temperature	240–260°C
Build platform temperature	70–90°C
Printer compatibility claim	most 3D printers that support high speed printing

Features
Special features	Carbon Fiber Reinforcement, Intelligent RFID Marking
RFID functionality described	Creality CFS detects RFID consumables automatically and precisely, optimises printer settings, tracks the filament and manages remaining consumption for improved efficiency.

What to know before buying

The stated 100 °C heat resistance and resistance to solvents, oils and acids are manufacturer claims, not independent performance measurements. Confirm suitability for the specific part and environment.
RFID automation and filament tracking are described for Creality CFS, so do not assume these functions are available without that system. The listing claims compatibility with most high-speed-capable printers but does not name specific models or a print-speed range.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

3D-printing users whose printer accepts 1.75 mm filament and supports the listed temperature ranges.
Makers considering reinforced PETG for functional parts such as frames, tools, drone parts or automotive parts, subject to their design and printer requirements.
Creality CFS users interested in the listing's claimed RFID-based filament recognition and tracking.

Less suited to

Buyers who need independently verified heat, chemical-resistance or durability measurements.
Users who require guaranteed RFID automation without a Creality CFS.

Creality Hyper PETG-CF 1.75 mm Blue Filament, 1 kg · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 32 ratings

5 stars82%82%
4 stars9%9%
3 stars5%5%
2 stars0%0%
1 star4%4%

The supplied evidence contains aggregate ratings but no written customer-feedback summary. The distribution is mostly five-star, alongside some lower ratings, which suggests favourable ratings overall but does not explain the reasons or establish performance. For a buyer choosing this filament, those ratings cannot confirm print compatibility, RFID behaviour or the stated material claims.

Frequently asked questions

What printer settings does the listing recommend?

It specifies a printing temperature of 240–260°C and a build-platform temperature of 70–90°C. Treat these as starting recommendations and confirm your printer and material settings.

Does RFID work with any 3D printer?

The listing describes automatic RFID detection, setting optimisation and consumption tracking with Creality CFS. It does not confirm those functions for other systems.

What does the manufacturer claim about the carbon fibre content?

The listing states 8% carbon fibre and claims improved resistance and temperature resistance while retaining the impact resistance typical of PETG.

Is the claimed 100 °C heat resistance independently measured?

No independent measurement is supplied here. The 100 °C figure is a manufacturer claim, so check whether it suits the intended part and operating conditions.