Bambu Lab

Bambu Lab H2C

Multi-colour specialist, low waste

The H2C swaps between eight hot ends instead of purging one, so a seven-colour print wastes a fraction of the filament a flushing AMS would burn. Large format, heated chamber, AI-vision quality control.

Build volume
~330 × 320 × 325 mm
Motion system
CoreXY with Vortek 8-hotend swap
Max speed
Up to 1000 mm/s
Max acceleration
20,000 mm/s²
Choose an option
S$3,300S$3,499
Lead time
3 Days

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Why this machine

  • Vortek 8-hotend swap — up to 7 colours with roughly 58% less purge waste
  • Large format: roughly a 330 × 320 × 325 mm build
  • 350 °C hotend and a 65 °C chamber for engineering filaments
  • Up to 1000 mm/s and 20,000 mm/s²
  • AI-vision quality control with crisp multi-material edges

Specifications

Build volume~330 × 320 × 325 mm
Motion systemCoreXY with Vortek 8-hotend swap
Max speedUp to 1000 mm/s
Max acceleration20,000 mm/s²
HotendUp to 350 °C
ChamberHeated, up to 65 °C
Multi-colourUp to 7 colours, ~58% less purge waste
InspectionAI-vision quality control
MaterialsPLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PC, PA and CF composites
ConnectivityWi-Fi, Bambu Handy app, microSD

How it compares to the rest of our line-up

Every machine we sell, on every spec any of them publishes. We would rather you bought the right one than the expensive one.

SpecBambu Lab H2Cthis pageBambu Lab A1 miniBambu Lab A1Bambu Lab P1SBambu Lab H2D
Build volume~330 × 320 × 325 mm180 × 180 × 180 mm256 × 256 × 256 mm256 × 256 × 256 mm~325 × 320 × 325 mm
Motion systemCoreXY with Vortek 8-hotend swapCartesian (moving bed)Cartesian (moving bed)CoreXYCoreXY with dual-nozzle IDEX
Max speedUp to 1000 mm/sUp to 500 mm/sUp to 500 mm/sUp to 500 mm/sUp to 1000 mm/s
Max acceleration20,000 mm/s²10,000 mm/s²10,000 mm/s²20,000 mm/s²20,000 mm/s²
HotendUp to 350 °CUp to 300 °C, quick-swapUp to 300 °C, quick-swapUp to 300 °CUp to 350 °C
ChamberHeated, up to 65 °C————
Multi-colourUp to 7 colours, ~58% less purge wasteAMS lite (4 spools, sold separately)AMS lite (4 spools, sold separately)AMS (4 spools per unit, up to 4 units)—
InspectionAI-vision quality control————
MaterialsPLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PC, PA and CF compositesPLA, PETG, TPU, PVAPLA, PETG, TPU, PVAPLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PCPLA, PETG, TPU, ABS, ASA, PC, PA and CF composites
ConnectivityWi-Fi, Bambu Handy app, microSDWi-Fi, Bambu Handy app, microSDWi-Fi, Bambu Handy app, microSDWi-Fi, Bambu Handy app, microSDWi-Fi, Bambu Handy app, microSD
Heated bed—Up to 80 °CUp to 100 °CUp to 100 °C—
Enclosure—Open frameOpen frameFully enclosed, chamber temperature monitoringEnclosed with a heated chamber
Multi-material————Dual independent hot ends; AMS-compatible
Extras————Optional laser and cutting modules

— means that machine's spec sheet does not list the figure — not that it cannot do it. Ask us and we will check.

Multi-colour printing has always had one ugly number attached: purge waste. A flushing AMS throws away a startling amount of filament every time it changes colour. The H2C swaps hot ends instead — eight of them — so the waste largely goes away.

Who it suits

Anyone selling multi-colour prints. If purge is a line item in your costing spreadsheet, this machine changes the maths. It is also a large-format, heated-chamber printer in its own right, so it is not a one-trick machine.

H2C or H2D?

Both are H2-series large-format machines with a 350 °C hotend and a heated chamber. Choose the H2C if colour count and purge waste are the constraint; choose the H2D if you want two genuinely independent nozzles for multi-material work and the optional laser and cutting modules.

Buying from ZeroCore

We run the H2 series exclusively — here is why. Ask us what a seven-colour print actually costs to run before you commit.

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