Log in Launch Studio

Polymer · Melting Point

Melting Point of PETG

The melting point of PETG is approximately 250 °C. Upper thermal limit for solid-state operation and manufacturing.

Melting Point of PETG

250 °C

Ranked #43 of 53 materials by melting point

Compared to nearby materials

Silicone Rubber	300 °C
Plywood	300 °C
Oak (Wood)	300 °C
PETG	250 °C
Nylon 6	220 °C
Rubber (Natural)	180 °C
PLA	160 °C

← All properties of PETG

Related products

arXiv / PubMed Literature Digest

A cited digest of recent literature on your topic.

Reports & IntelligenceView →

Creator / Educator

Share classrooms, publish embeds, and teach with PolySim.

Consumer PlansView →

Featured Partner Placement

Featured placement for hardware/cloud partners on guides.

Advertising & SponsorshipView →

High-Res Mesh Credit

Unlock a fine-mesh solve for higher spatial accuracy on one run.

Compute & CreditsView →

Parameter Sweep (50 runs)

Run up to fifty parameter variations and compare results.

Premium ToolsView →

FEA / Structural Pro Pack

Structural, thermal, and modal finite-element analysis toolset.

Bundles & KitsView →

Disclaimer. PolySim OS is a simulation and modeling platform, not a certified engineering, scientific, or professional-advisory service. Simulation results, material properties, and generated outputs are provided for research, educational, and informational purposes only and are not a substitute for physical testing, professional engineering judgment, peer review, or regulatory certification. No warranty is made as to the accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose of any result produced by the platform. Always validate critical results against experimental data and qualified professional review before relying on them.

Property values and figures shown are typical/representative ranges compiled for reference and may vary by source, grade, temperature, and processing. Verify against primary sources before use in design.