Nobufil

Very good value + generally consistent; Austrian recycled PETG/ASA specialist

Tier B

Nobufil is a Tier B brand: solid value with generally consistent quality, but some batch-to-batch variability has been reported. We rate them this way because of german testola review and 3djake ratings (~4.6) praise odorless, low-warp recycled petg with strong layer adhesion and stated +/-0.05mm tolerance and bambu high-speed temp tuning needs keep it in solid-value tier. Materials available from Nobufil include PETG, PETG Matt, ASA, PCTG, and Glow PETG. In day-to-day printing, Nobufil stands out for: easy printing similar to pla per independent german review. Spools typically run $22-$32 per kilogram.

Why Tier B?

  • German TestOla review and 3DJAKE ratings (~4.6) praise odorless, low-warp recycled PETG with strong layer adhesion
  • Stated +/-0.05mm tolerance and Bambu high-speed temp tuning needs keep it in solid-value tier

Pros

  • 100% recycled Austrian post-industrial waste with in-house extrusion in Krems
  • Easy printing similar to PLA per independent German review
  • Strong matte PETG aesthetic with good impact resistance
  • Bambu AMS compatibility noted on 3DJAKE listings

Cons

  • Bambu X1C may need 260-275C nozzle versus desktop PETG defaults
  • Limited English-language community beyond EU reviews
  • Recycled line has narrower color catalog than virgin premium brands

Additional Notes

  • Austrian recycled-filament specialist; strong EU sustainability pick for PETG

Nobufil Filament FAQ

What materials does Nobufil make?

Nobufil produces filament in the following materials: PETG, PETG Matt, ASA, PCTG, Glow PETG. Each material is suited to different print applications - check our material database for printing temperatures and specs.

What tier is Nobufil filament rated?

Nobufil is rated Tier B by Filament Cheat Sheet because of german testola review and 3djake ratings (~4.6) praise odorless, low-warp recycled petg with strong layer adhesion and stated +/-0.05mm tolerance and bambu high-speed temp tuning needs keep it in solid-value tier.

Is Nobufil good for beginners?

Nobufil can work for beginners, especially given the price point. Just be aware that some batch variability has been reported, so a temperature tower print is a good first step.

What are the pros and cons of Nobufil filament?

Pros of Nobufil: 100% recycled Austrian post-industrial waste with in-house extrusion in Krems; Easy printing similar to PLA per independent German review; Strong matte PETG aesthetic with good impact resistance; Bambu AMS compatibility noted on 3DJAKE listings. Considerations: Bambu X1C may need 260-275C nozzle versus desktop PETG defaults; Limited English-language community beyond EU reviews; Recycled line has narrower color catalog than virgin premium brands.

How much does Nobufil filament cost?

Nobufil filament typically costs between $22 and $32 per kilogram, depending on the material and color. Specialty composite or engineering-grade materials sit at the upper end of that range.

Where can I buy Nobufil filament?

Nobufil filament is sold directly through Nobufil at https://www.nobufil.com/. It is not generally stocked on Amazon.