Creality SPARKX i7PETG settings

Slicer settings for printing PETG filament on the Creality SPARKX i7. Nozzle temperature, bed temperature, fan speed, retraction, and print speed — sourced from official slicer profiles.

Recommended settings (0.4 mm brass nozzle)

Nozzle temp235°C220–250°C range
Bed temp80°C75–90°C range
Fan speed80%Min 40%
Print speed60 mm/sStarting point
Retraction0.5 mmAt 40 mm/s
Nozzle0.4 mmbrass

Source: Official profile. ✓ Verified against official profile.

All nozzle sizes

0.2 mm nozzle

FilamentNozzle tempBed tempFanSpeedRetractionSource
CR-PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile

0.4 mm nozzle

FilamentNozzle tempBed tempFanSpeedRetractionSource
CR-PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Generic PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
70°C
65–80°C
90% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Generic PETG-CF
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Hyper PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Hyper PETG-CF
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Soleyin Basic PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile

0.6 mm nozzle

FilamentNozzle tempBed tempFanSpeedRetractionSource
CR-PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Generic PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
70°C
65–80°C
90% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile

0.8 mm nozzle

FilamentNozzle tempBed tempFanSpeedRetractionSource
CR-PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
80°C
75–90°C
80% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile
Generic PETG
Generic
235°C
220–250°C
70°C
65–80°C
90% /40%60 mm/s0.5 mm @ 40 mm/sOfficial profile

Tips for printing PETG on the Creality SPARKX i7

  • PETG is hygroscopic — dry your filament before printing if stored openly for more than a week.
  • Reduce fan speed to 25–50% for better layer adhesion. Too much cooling causes layer delamination.
  • Use a higher first-layer height (0.25–0.3 mm) and reduce first-layer speed for better adhesion.
  • PETG sticks aggressively to PEI — use a thin layer of glue stick or hairspray as release agent.