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Bambu Lab H3C 3D Printer

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Tool changing

9 PrintTools · Swaptek

Build volume

330 × 320 × 325 mm

Filament management

AMS 3H included

Technical specifications
TechnologyFFF / FDM
Build volume330 × 320 × 325 mm
Tool-changing systemSwaptek · 9 dedicated PrintTools
Material switchingAs little as 6 seconds, including a 3.4-second tool change
Maximum nozzle temperature350°C
Maximum bed temperature120°C
Active chamber heatingDual-zone · up to 65°C
Supported nozzle diameters0.2 / 0.4 / 0.6 / 0.8 mm · additional sizes optional
Nozzle / extruder gear materialHardened steel
Filament diameters1.75 / 2.85 mm · dedicated 2.85 mm hotend required
Maximum travel speed1,400 mm/s · not the printing speed
Maximum acceleration25,000 mm/s²
AMS 3HIncluded · 9 automatic feeding paths
AMS 3H drying2 dedicated drying slots · up to 85°C
Material expansionUp to 24 with additional compatible AMS units via PrintTool 1
Air filtrationHEPA H11
Dimensions493 × 571 × 587 mm
Weight including AMS 3H36.28 kg
Bambu Lab H3C

More materials. More possibilities.

Build colourful models, flexible parts and functional prototypes with nine dedicated PrintTools and integrated filament management.

  • 9dedicated PrintTools
  • 6 secmaterial switching, as little as
  • 330 × 320 × 325build volume in mm
Bambu Lab H3C multi-material printing system
01 / Swaptek

A dedicated tool for every material

Each PrintTool has its own heater and filament path. Active preheating prepares the next nozzle while printing continues, enabling material changes in as little as six seconds. Retractable guide tubes keep the tool path clear.

Dedicated nozzles reduce the purging needed when switching materials.

02 / Mixed nozzle sizes

Fine details where they matter

Use different nozzle diameters within the same print: a fine nozzle for lettering and intricate surfaces, a larger one for the main body. Bambu Studio can assign different layer heights to those regions and coordinate the toolpaths.

Choose the regions using painting or modifiers; the slicer handles their alignment. Compatible nozzle diameters are 0.2, 0.4, 0.6 and 0.8 mm.

H3C mixed-nozzle print example with fine surface details
03 / Colour and materials

Create shades beyond your spool colours

CMYKW colour mixing uses cyan, magenta, yellow, black and white filaments in layered deposition to create additional shades and gradients.

For functional parts, combine compatible rigid and flexible materials, or different TPU hardnesses, in one build. Material selection and print settings determine the result.

H3C colour printing examples using CMYKW layered deposition
04 / FlexFeed

Explore softer TPU

The FlexFeed extruder supports both 1.75 mm and 2.85 mm filament. Bambu Lab’s dedicated 2.85 mm TPU 75A opens up soft straps, cushioning and flexible components.

TPU 75A requires the dedicated hotend for 2.85 mm filament and the matching material profile.

05 / Integrated AMS 3H

Store, feed and dry

AMS 3H combines enclosed storage with nine automatic feeding paths. Two dedicated slots dry filament at up to 85°C, including during a print. RFID identification is available with compatible Bambu Lab spools.

Additional compatible AMS units connect through PrintTool 1, extending the system to as many as 24 materials.

AMS 3H is included. Additional AMS units and filaments are sold separately.

Integrated AMS 3H filament storage and feeding system
Motion and temperature control

Built for demanding prints

1,400 mm/s

Maximum travel speed

Acceleration reaches 25,000 mm/s². Actual printing speed depends on geometry, material flow and settings.

350°C / 65°C

Nozzles / active chamber

Nine hardened-steel nozzles and dual-zone chamber heating support demanding materials, including suitable ABS, PC and reinforced filament profiles.

4 cooling layers

Controlled airflow

Part cooling, dual auxiliary fans, PrintTool cooling and chamber ventilation work together to regulate temperatures.

06 / Calibration and monitoring

Less manual setup

Automatic docking calibration, tool-offset compensation and bed levelling prepare the printer before a job. Live-view monitoring and AI-assisted detection help identify printing problems.

HMS MiniWiki provides on-screen troubleshooting. The optional BirdsEye camera adds a top-down view; the optional Vision Encoder supports further calibration.

H3C print monitoring and camera system
07 / Optional creative tools

Cut, draw and deboss

Optional CutTool, DrawTool and DebossTool use the same automatic tool-changing system for compatible 2D projects.

These tools and the appropriate 2D plate are additional accessories. 3D printing and 2D operations currently use separate software jobs; they cannot be combined into a single job.

H3C optional tools for cutting, drawing and debossing

Choose the setup for your projects

Additional nozzle sizes, high-flow nozzles, extra AMS units, BirdsEye camera, Vision Encoder, Bambu Station L and E1 air purifier are optional. Ask our Sharjah team to confirm the accessories included in your quotation.

Filaments, printed examples and optional accessories shown in supplier images are not all included. Performance figures are manufacturer maximums under the stated conditions.

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