Prusa Research is bringing Noctua's signature beige and brown colors to 3D printing with a new PETG filament line. This collaboration matters because it lets builders create custom PC cases and electronic enclosures that match high-end cooling components. The move extends a previous partnership that started with PLA filament, giving users more material options for aesthetic hardware projects.
New durable filament matches high-end cooling components
The new product is Prusament PETG, a thermoplastic designed for durability and heat tolerance. It builds on the earlier PLA release by offering a material that handles higher temperatures and physical stress better. This makes it a practical choice for functional parts that need to withstand heat from nearby components.
Specifications
- Material: PETG
- Colors: Noctua Beige, Noctua Brown
- Weight: 1kg
- Price: $32.99
- Properties: Higher toughness and heat resistance than PLA
Each spool contains 1kg of filament and costs $32.99. The material provides higher toughness and heat resistance compared to standard PLA. These properties make it suitable for enclosures that sit near heat-generating hardware.
We looked at the earlier PLA collaboration while tracking this launch. The new PETG option adds to the available palette for Noctua-themed builds. The pricing sets a clear baseline for consumers seeking co-branded materials.
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