[TOPIC UNIQUE] Bambu Lab H2D (Laser, Cutter, Plotter), AMS 2 Pro et AMS HT

[divers]

Précision et mémoire pour cette nouvelle bécane.

[medmed]

Perso, je trouve lamentable la communication de la sortie de cette nouvelle imprimante, comme si c'était le Messie attendu par les makers.. 

Ce type de marketing, qui joue sur l’impatience et la curiosité des passionnés d’impression 3D derrière un rideau de suspense artificiel, est ridicule à mes yeux.  Valoriser à l’extrême le moindre détail, comme si le moindre écrou méritait une ovation, frôle l’absurde. Plutôt que de susciter de l’excitation, cette approche donne le sentiment d’être pris pour un simple spectateur dans un feuilleton mal ficelé. Un lancement clair et direct aurait été bien plus respectueux des clients.

[jcjames_13009]

il y a 58 minutes, silvertriple a dit :

c'est joli, mais j'ai hâte d'en savoir plus...

Ca fait très "Inspired by Dyson". Il y a peut être aussi un système d'extraction/filtration de type Dyson compatible FDM et Laser pour filtrer l'air dans l'enceinte

[silvertriple]

C'est surtout très DJI dans l'approche...

Une semaine pour faire monter la pression, des images floutées, la communauté qui fouille pour trouver, etc...

[divers]

Si tu préfères un lancement simple et clair, c'est tout à fait possible: tu ne regardes ni cette partie du forum ni le site de BambuLab et tu attends le 26 mars (pour avoir quelques heures de sécurité à cause des décalages horaires).

Perso, je trouve cela distrayant, chacun y va de ses supputations, de ses envies ou de ses besoins. Et franchement, nous avons pas attendu la récente com de Bambulab pour en discuter.

Modifié (le) Mars 20 par divers

[medmed]

Je me trompe peut-être. Mais on en vient à se demander si toute cette mise en scène ridicule et ces images sublimées, ne sert pas uniquement à justifier un prix élevé ? 

Modifié (le) Mars 20 par medmed

[jcjames_13009]

il y a 1 minute, medmed a dit :

Je me trompe peut-être. Mais on en vient à se demander si toute cette mise en scène et ces images sublimées, ne sert pas uniquement à justifier un prix élevé ? 

Non pas possible

 

[divers]

il y a 2 minutes, medmed a dit :

Je me trompe peut-être. Mais on en vient à se demander si toute cette mise en scène ridicule et ces images sublimées, ne sert pas uniquement à justifier un prix élevé ? 

Donc tu prêtes également au jeu.

[silvertriple]

Y en a encore qui croient à un prix à moins de 3000 boules?

[divers]

Tout dépendra de la configuration choisie, mais je pense que le prix de base sera inférieur.

[medmed]

il y a 6 minutes, divers a dit :

Donc tu prêtes également au jeu.

"Prêter"au jeu impliquerait qu’il y ait un échange, non ? Là, on est juste spectateurs. 
Commenter une communication marketing, c’est se prêter au jeu ? Non, c’est juste exprimer son ressenti face à une stratégie qui devient lourde à force d’en faire un peu trop. Regarder un spectacle pesant et dire qu’il l’est, ce n’est pas y participer.

[silvertriple]

il y a 1 minute, medmed a dit :

"Prêter"au jeu impliquerait qu’il y ait un échange, non ? Là, on est juste spectateurs. 
Commenter une communication marketing, c’est se prêter au jeu ? Non, c’est juste exprimer son ressenti face à une stratégie qui devient lourde à force d’en faire un peu trop. Regarder un spectacle pesant et dire qu’il l’est, ce n’est pas y participer.

Générer du buzz, c'est du marketing efficace et pas vraiment cher... Et ça marche. La preuve, tu lis le contenu de ce fil  

[pascal_lb]

Ce n'est pas les premiers à faire ce genre de communication, Apple, Samsung et autres l'on fait bien avant pour la sorties de leurs téléphones/smartphones

Modifié (le) Mars 20 par pascal_lb

[urzhi]

Il y a 1 heure, silvertriple a dit :

Y en a encore qui croient à un prix à moins de 3000 boules?

encore quelques jours et nous saurons

 

perso, je vais passer mon tour, espérant ensuite une X2C a base de cette techno double extract, voir un format plus grand. Sinon ca sera K2+, mais j'ai le sentiment que bambu va se vautrer avec ce modèle

[medmed]

il y a une heure, silvertriple a dit :

Générer du buzz, c'est du marketing efficace et pas vraiment cher... Et ça marche. La preuve, tu lis le contenu de ce fil  

Le buzz, pour le buzz, ça ne veut rien dire. 
Je ne suis pas certain que le buzz de bambu sur "Bambu Connect" a été efficace et profitable .. 

[Moucklee]

il y a 21 minutes, urzhi a dit :

encore quelques jours et nous saurons

 

perso, je vais passer mon tour, espérant ensuite une X2C a base de cette techno double extract, voir un format plus grand. Sinon ca sera K2+, mais j'ai le sentiment que bambu va se vautrer avec ce modèle

ça va être dur de ce prononcer, sincèrement ont sait encore rien sur la machine à part ses dimension et ses deux buses. Elles feront peut-être moins de vente que les Série A/P/X mais de la a ce vautrer ça m'étonnerait fort. BBL fait des machines très fiable, ils ont plus rien à prouvé de ce coté là.

Rien que les doubles Buses me hype de fou (J'ai l'habitude d'en utilisé). Mais leur politique m'agace...

[Motard Geek]

Ils visent certainement un nouveau public avec cette machine multi-usages et je ne les imagine pas faire ça au hasard 

[medmed]

Les premières Bambu se sont vendu sans communications et pub tape l'oeil. Uniquement sur l'innovation, fiabilité et rapidité. Il était là le buzz et pas ailleurs. Et ça suffit largement à vendre. 

[silvertriple]

Un leak des specs... à prendre avec des pincettes... Item		Specification
Printing Technology		Fused Deposition Modeling
Body	Build Volume (W*D*H)	Single Nozzle Printing: 325*320*325 mm³ Dual Nozzle Printing: 300*320*325 mm³ Total Volume for Two Nozzles: 350*320*325 mm³
	Chassis	Aluminum and Steel
	Outer Frame	Plastic and Glass
Physical Dimensions	Physical Dimensions	492*514*626 mm³
	Net Weight	31 kg
Toolhead	Hotend	All Metal
	Extruder Gear	Hardened Steel
	Nozzle	Hardened Steel
	Max Nozzle Temperature	350 °C
	Included Nozzle Diameter	0.4 mm
	Supported Nozzle Diameter	0.2 mm, 0.4 mm, 0.6 mm, 0.8 mm
	Filament Cutter	Built-in
	Filament Diameter	1.75 mm
	Extruder Motor	Bambu Lab High-precision Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor
Heatbed	Build Plate Material	Flexible Steel Plate
	Included Build Plate Type	Textured PEI Plate
	Supported Build Plate Type	Textured PEI plate, Smooth PEI Plate
	Max Heatbed Temperature	120 ℃
Speed	Max Speed of Toolhead	1000 mm/s
	Max Acceleration of Toolhead	20,000 mm/s²
	Max Flow for Hotend (Standard Flow Hotend)	40 mm³/s(Test parameters: 250 mm round model with a single outer wall; Bambu Lab ABS; 280 °C printing temperature)
Chamber Temperatur Control	Active Chamber Heating	Supported
	Max Temperature	65 °C
Air Purificatio	Pre-filter Grade	G3
	HEPA Filter Grade	H12
	Activated Carbon Filter Type	Granulated Coconut Shell
	VOC Filtration	Superior
	Particulate Matter Filtration	Supported
Cooling	Part Cooling Fan	Closed Loop Control
	Cooling Fan for Hotend	Closed Loop Control
	Main Control Board Fan	Closed Loop Control
	Chamber Exhaust Fan	Closed Loop Control
	Chamber Heat Circulation Fan	Closed Loop Control
	Auxiliary Part Cooling Fan	Closed Loop Control
Supported Filament Type	PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, BVOH	Optimal
	ABS, ASA, PC, PA, PET	Superior
	Carbon/Glass Fiber Reinforced PLA, PETG, PA, PET, PC, ABS,ASA	Superior
	PPA-CF/GF, PPS, PPS-CF/GF	Ideal
Sensor	Live View Camera	Built-in; 1920*1080
	Nozzle Camera	Built-in; 1920*1080
	BirdsEye Camera	Built-in; 3264*2448
	Toolhead Camera	Built-in; 1920*1080
	Door Sensor	Supported
	Filament Run Out Sensor	Supported
	Filament Tangle Sensor	Supported
	Filament Odometry	Supported with AMS
	Power Loss Recovery	Supported
Electrical Requirements	Voltage	100-120 VAC / 200-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
	Max Power*	2200 W@220 V / 1320 W@110 V
	Average Power	1050 W@220 V / 1050 W@110 V
Electronics	Touchscreen	5-inch 720*1280 Touchscreen
	Storage	Built-in 8 GB EMMC and USB Port
	Control Interface	Touchscreen, mobile App, PC App
	Motion Controller	Dual-core Cortex-M4 and Single-core Cortex-M7
	Application Processor	Quad-core 1.5 GHz ARM A7
	Neural Processing Unit	2 TOPS
Software	Slicer	Bambu Studio Supports third-party slicers which export standard G-code, such as Super Slicer, PrusaSlicer and Cura, but certain advanced features may not be supported.
	Supported Operating System	MacOS, Windows
Network Control	Ethernet	Not Available
	Wireless Network	Wi-Fi
	Network Kill Switch	Not Available
	Removable Network Module	Not Available
	802.1X Network Access Control	Not Available
Wi-Fi	Operating Frequency	2412-2472 MHz, 5150-5850 MHz (FCC/CE) 2400-2483.5 MHz,5150-5850 MHz (SRRC)
	Wi-Fi Transmitter Power (EIRP)	2.4 GHz: <23 dBm (FCC); <20 dBm (CE/SRRC/MIC) 5 GHz Band1/2: <23 dBm (FCC/CE/SRRC/MIC) 5 GHz Band3: <30 dBm (CE); <24 dBm (FCC) 5 GHz Band4: <23 dBm (FCC/SRRC); <14 dBm (CE)
	Wi-Fi Protocol	IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n
10W Laser Module	Laser Type	Semiconductor Laser
	Laser Wavelength	Engraving Laser: 455 nm ± 5 nm Blue Light Height Measuring Laser: 850 nm ± 5 nm Infrared Light
	Laser Power	10 W ± 1 W
	Laser Spot Dimension	0.03 mm * 0.14 mm
	Working Temperature	0 °C–35 °C
	Max Engraving Speed	400 mm/s
	Max Cutting Thickness	5 mm (Basswood Plywood)
	Laser Safety Class for Laser Module	Class 4
	Overall Laser Safety Class*	Class 1
	Engraving Area	310 mm * 270 mm
	Processing Height Range	0 mm-280 mm
	XY Positioning Method	Visual Positioning
	XY Positioning Accuracy	< 0.3 mm
	Z Height Measuring Method	Micro Lidar
	Z Height Measuring Accuracy	± 0.1 mm
	Flame Detection	Supported
	Temperature Detection	Supported
	Door Sensor	Supported
	Laser Module Installation Detection	Supported
	Engraving Timelapse	Supported
	Safety Key	Included
	Air Pump	Built-in; 30 kPa, 30 L/min
	Ventilation Pipe Adapter Outer Diameter	100 mm
	Supported Material Type	Wood, rubber, metal sheet, lether, dark acrylic, stone, and more
40W Laser Module	Laser Type	Semiconductor Laser
	Laser Wavelength	Engraving Laser: 455 nm ± 5 nm Blue Light Height Measuring Laser: 850 nm ± 5 nm Infrared Light
	Laser Power	40 W ± 2 W
	Laser Spot Dimension	0.14 mm * 0.2 mm
	Working Temperature	0 ℃–35 ℃
	Max Engraving Speed	1000 mm/s
	Max Cutting Thickness	15 mm (Basswood Plywood)
	Laser Safety Class for Laser Module	Class 4
	Overall Laser Safety Class*	Class 1
	Engraving Area	310 mm * 250 mm
	Processing Height Range	0 mm–265 mm
	XY Positioning Method	Visual Positioning
	XY Positioning Accuracy	< 0.3 mm
	Z Height Measuring Method	Micro Lidar
	Z Height Measuring Accuracy	± 0.1 mm
	Flame Detection	Supported
	Temperature Detection	Supported
	Door Sensor	Supported
	Laser Module Installation Detection	Supported
	Engraving Timelapse	Supported
	Safety Key	Included
	Air Pump	Built-in; 30 kPa, 30 L/min
	Ventilation Pipe Adapter Outer Diameter	100 mm
	Supported Material Type	Wood, rubber, metal sheet, lether, dark acrylic, stone, and more
Cutting Module	Cutting Area	300*285 mm²
	Drawing Area	300*255 mm²
	Supported Pen Diameter	10.5 mm-12.5 mm
	Cutting Mat Type	LightGrip and StrongGrip Cutting Mats
	Blade Type	45°*0.35 mm
	Blade Pressure Range	50 gf-600 gf
	Max Cutting Thickness	0.5 mm
	Blade and Pen Recognition	Supported
	Cutting Mat Type Detection	Supported
	Supported Image Type	Bitmap and Vector Images
	Supported Material Type	Paper, vinyl, leather, and more

Source : un fil sur le forum Bambu Lab

Modifié (le) Mars 20 par silvertriple

[Motard Geek]

40W et plotter/drawer 

[urzhi]

il y a 18 minutes, Motard Geek a dit :

40W et plotter/drawer 

et il y aurait une version sans laser (ouf) avec possibilité d'en ajouter plus tard, mais dans ce cas pompe a air externe 

compatible avec les premiers AMS aussi (cool)

a voir les prix de la version sans laser, j'ai lu que ca sortirai en juin aussi (reddit)

Modifié (le) Mars 20 par urzhi

[silvertriple]

Y a plus d'informations dans le fil sur le forum Bambu Lab. Apparemment l'AMS HT est un AMS à 1 slot, tandis que le AMS 2 Pro en a 4, les deux avec possibilité de séchage. L'AMS 2 Pro pourrait se vendre par palettes : il serait compatible A/P/X series aussi...

Bambu Lab H2D Key Features

Multi-function Capabilities

• Dual-nozzle 3D printer
• Laser engraving and cutting capability (10W and 40W laser modules available)
• Digital cutting feature
• Pen drawing function

Printing Capabilities

• Multi-material printing: Can combine flexible and rigid materials in a single print
• Dedicated support material printing: Perfect supports with minimal waste
• Efficient multi-color printing: Reduces purge cycles to save time and materials

Build Volume

• Single-nozzle printing: 325×320×325 mm³
• Dual-nozzle printing: 300×320×325 mm³
• Total volume for two nozzles: 350×320×325 mm³

Performance Specifications

• Maximum hotend temperature: 350°C
• Maximum heatbed temperature: 120°C
• Maximum chamber temperature: 65°C with active chamber heating
• Maximum toolhead speed: 1000 mm/s
• Maximum toolhead acceleration: 20,000 mm/s²

Smart Features

• BirdsEye camera for live spatial alignment (up to 0.3mm accuracy)
• Auto arrangement feature that leverages real-time images to optimize material usage
• Material CodeSync: Automatically scans QR codes on materials to load perfect presets
• AI-backed nozzle camera with macro lens for monitoring extrusion patterns
• Full-auto calibration
• Comprehensive filament monitoring system (15 sensors on one filament path)

Hardware & Technical Features

• Vision encoder for 50μm ultra-fine motion accuracy
• DynaSense Extruder with intelligent sensing for precise extrusion control
• Chassis made of aluminum and steel
• Air purification system with HEPA filter (H12 grade)

Expandability

• Supports up to 4 AMS 2 Pro and 8 AMS HT units (total of 24 filament slots)
• Maximum of 25 colors possible (using all AMS units plus external spool holder)

Safety Features

• Laser protective windows (no goggles needed for laser operation)
• Optional air purifier for clean air during laser operations
• Pre-flight checklist system that checks for debris and verifies hardware configurations

Can H2D be upgraded to H2D Laser Edition?
Yes, we plan to launch a laser upgrade kit for the non-laser version of H2D, expected to be released in June. This kit will include installation instructional videos to assist users. However, note that the upgrade kit features an external air pump, which differs from the built-in air pump of the full combo. The external pump must be installed separately and connected via an air tube. The H2D Laser Full Combo includes built-in air and pipe systems, a pre-installed BirdsEye camera, laser-protected doors, and a laser module with accessories like a cutting module, smoke exhaust pipe, adapter, and emergency stop button.

Are the left and right hotends identical?
Yes, both hotends are identical in structure and materials, allowing them to be used interchangeably.

What is the maximum number of AMS 2 Pro and AMS HT units that the H2D supports? How many colors can it print at most?
The H2D supports up to 4 AMS 2 Pro and 8 AMS HT units, totaling 12 units with 24 slots. Since the H2D is a dual-hotend printer, it can theoretically support up to 25 colors if all AMS units are connected to one hotend while the other hotend uses an external spool holder.

Is H2D compatible with the first-generation AMS?
Yes, the first-generation AMS is fully plug-and-play compatible with H2D for multi-color printing but does not support AMS drying. However, due to differences in the feeding mechanism and buffering structure, the H2D does not support the AMS Lite.

What are the two 4-pin ports on the back of the printer used for?
These ports are reserved for future expansion accessories. For example, one of them can be used to connect an external air pump when upgrading a non-laser version of the printer to a laser version.

Can I use the A1 series hotend on the H2D? Can H2D hotends be used on A1 series printers?
While similar, H2D hotends are specifically designed for optimal compatibility with H2D printers. They support a higher maximum volumetric flow rate, lower clogging risk, more precise nozzle offset calibration, and automatic hotend type recognition via the live camera. Using an A1 hotend on an H2D printer is not recommended. However, H2D hotends can be used on A1 printers if paired with the H2D hotend silicone sock.

What are the differences between the 10W and 40W laser modules?
Both modules use blue light lasers and can process materials like wood, rubber, metal sheets, leather, dark acrylic, and stone. Differences include:

• Cutting Thickness (Basswood Plywood): 10W (5mm) vs. 40W (15mm)
• Engraving Speed (Basswood Plywood): 10W (400mm/s) vs. 40W (1000mm/s)
• Processing Area: 10W (310mm x 270mm, max height 280mm) vs. 40W (310mm x 250mm, max height 265mm)

Is a USB included as standard? What functions are affected without a USB?
No, a USB is not included. The printer has built-in storage for printing, but without a USB, the following functions are affected:

1. No recording or time-lapse photography.
2. Printing cannot be initiated via LAN.
3. Print files cannot be stored through the studio.
4. Log files cannot be exported.

USB Requirements: USB 2.0 or higher, minimum write speed 10MB/s, FAT32/exFAT format. The printer supports only one USB at a time.

Why can’t I freely select a hotend for printing built-in files?
The hotend used for printing is determined during slicing. Built-in models are pre-sliced for the right hotend, so selection cannot be changed on the printer screen. However, in Bambu Studio, users can choose the left or right hotend when slicing their files. For specific filaments like TPU and PPS/PPA-CF, recommended hotends should be used. For more details, refer to the H2D Wiki 50.

Bambu Lab AMS 2 Pro

AMS, Evolved.

The all-new 2nd-generation AMS 2 Pro features more powerful feeding motors that significantly boost filament feeding efficiency, accelerating multi-color and multi-material printing. Even better, the AMS 2 Pro introduces a filament drying function with active air vent on a fully sealed system, greatly enhancing drying efficiency and maintaining optimal filament conditions for extended periods.

Engineered To Better Dry & Use High-performance Filaments

Faster multi-color printing
The powerful Bambu permanent magnet synchronous servo motor accelerates filament feeding by 60% for enhanced efficiency.

Fast filament drying & air-tight filament storage
Automated venting facilitates dehumidification during drying and ensures airtight sealing for weeks of high-quality printing.

Serial connect up to 4 AMS 2 Pro & 8 AMS HT, total of 24 filaments
Supports multi-material and 24-color printing capabilities.

Key Features

Up to 65°C drying temperature
Provides effective drying for many filament types.

60% faster feeding speed
The brushless motor significantly improves feeding efficiency.

Auto-rotate Drying
During the drying process, the filament spools rotate automatically to ensure more even drying.

RFID Sync
AMS 2 Pro uses RFID to auto-match drying settings for Bambu official filaments, no manual input needed.

Speed Up! Faster Multi-material Printing!

Saves an average of 10 minutes per 100 filament changes.

Evolved, Polished Design Details

Easy-access Filament Tubes
See-through filament guide rails and a quick-release feeding mechanism make removing stuck filament quicker and easier.

Ceramic Inlet
Ceramic filament inlet, offering increased durability.

Accurate Temp/Humidity Sensor
Accurate temperature and humidity sensor for clearer readings.

Compatible With All Bambu Lab Printers
The AMS 2 Pro is compatible with all Bambu Labs products.

Specifications

Dimensions: 372 × 280 × 226 mm³
Net Weight: 2.5 kg
Housing Material: ABS/PC

Filament Supported:
PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, PET, PA, PC, PVA (dried), BVOH (dried), PP, POM, HIPS, Bambu PLA-CF/PAHT-CF/PETG-CF/Support for PLA/PETG, and TPU for AMS

Filament Not Supported:
TPE, generic TPU, PVA (damp), BVOH (damp), Bambu PET-CF/TPU 95A, and other filament that contains carbon fiber or glass fiber

Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm
Spool Dimension:

• Width: 50 mm-68 mm
• Diameter: 197 mm-202 mm

RFID Identification: Supported
Highest Drying Temperature: 65°C

Filament Supported for Drying:
PLA, PETG, Support for PLA/PETG, ABS*, ASA*, PET*, PA*, PC*, PVA*, BVOH*, PP, POM*, HIPS*, Bambu PLA-CF*/PAHT-CF*/PETG-CF*, and TPU for AMS*

*Filaments marked with * require higher drying temperature. The AMS 2 Pro cannot dry them completely. If you want better drying performance for these filaments, we recommend purchasing an AMS HT.

Power Input: 24 V 4 A

What’s in the Box

• Bambu AMS 2 Pro
• Desiccant
• PTFE Tube
• Bambu Bus Cable-6Pin

FAQ

1. There is an independent power port on the AMS 2 Pro in addition to the 6-pin port. Is this necessary?

When the H2D is used with a single AMS 2 Pro, all functions, including automatic feeding and drying, can be utilized without an external power adapter.

When the H2D is used with more than one AMS 2 Pro, if some AMS 2 Pro units are used for multi-color printing while others are used for filament drying, then the AMS 2 Pro units used for drying require an external power adapter. The external power adapter can be purchased from the Bambu Lab official store.

2. Can the X1 Series and P1 Series printers use AMS 2 Pro?

X1 Series and P1 Series support AMS 2 Pro, if only the automatic feeding function is used, only the 6-pin cable is required, and no external power adapter is needed. However, if you need to use the drying function, an external power adapter is required for the AMS 2 Pro.

The AMS 2 Pro is compatible with X1/P1 series printers for multi-material printing. The filament drying feature for these older generation machines will be fulfilled through an OTA update by the end of April.

AMS 2 Pro compatibility with A1/A1 mini printers will be added through an OTA update in Q3 2025.

3. Can AMS and AMS 2 Pro be used at the same time for printing?

Yes, you can use both AMS and AMS 2 Pro on one H2D.

4. Can I dry filament while printing?

Currently, drying is not supported for AMS 2 Pro/HT that are actively involved in the printing process, including those that may be used for automatic refill during the current print job. Printing while drying is not yet supported.

The only “dry while print” scenario currently supported is: the printer uses some of the connected AMS 2 Pro/HT units or an external spool holder for printing, while the AMS 2 Pro/HT units not involved in the current print job can be used for drying.

If the printer is feeding or printing, and at the same time powering 1 AMS 2 pro for drying, the drying power will be automatically reduced, in order to ensure that the printing power is prioritized. So it is recommend to use the external power adapter for best drying results.

5. Can I get power from the printer for drying?

The H2D printer supports powering one AMS 2 Pro for drying directly from the printer. If you need to dry filament in multiple AMS 2 Pro units simultaneously, the additional AMS 2 Pro units require power supply via a power adapter (purchased separately).

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Bambu Lab AMS HT

Specialized for High-Performance Materials

Engineered To Better Dry & Use High-performance Filaments

Key Features

85°C Drying Temp
Specialized for high-performance filament drying. Drying temperature up to 85°C, optimized for high-temperature materials.

Fast filament drying & air-tight filament storage
Automated venting facilitates dehumidification during drying and airtight sealing for weeks of quality printing.

60% faster feeding speed
Brushless motor improves feeding efficiency.

Serial connect up to 4 AMS 2 Pro & 8 AMS HT, total of 24 filaments
Supports multi-material and 24-color printing capabilities.

Dry Filament Quickly and Intelligently

Auto-rotate Drying
During the drying process, the filament spools rotate automatically to ensure more even drying.

RFID Sync
AMS HT uses RFID to auto-match drying settings for Bambu official filaments, no manual input needed.

Bypass Outlet
Independent filament outlet designed for soft or brittle materials.

Evolved, Polished Design Details

Ceramic Inlet
Ceramic filament inlet, offering increased durability.

Over Temperature Protection
Accurate temperature sensor and physical failsafe for safe, precise heating.

Status Display
Clear digital display for easy monitoring of drying status.

Compatible With All Bambu Lab Printers
The AMS HT will be compatible with all Bambu Lab products.

Specifications

Dimensions: 114 × 280 × 245 mm³
Net Weight: 1.21 kg
Housing Material: PC/PA
Flame Retardant Grade: UL 94 V-0

Screen:
Supports displaying real-time temperature and humidity, and remaining drying duration.

Filament Supported:
PLA, PETG, ABS, ASA, PET, PA, PC, PVA (dried), BVOH (dried), PP, POM, HIPS, Bambu PLA-CF/PAHT-CF/PETG-CF/Support for PLA/PETG, and TPU for AMS.

Bypass Filament Outlet: TPE, generic TPU, Bambu PET-CF/TPU 95A, and other filament that contains carbon fiber or glass fiber.

Filament Not Supported:
PVA (damp), BVOH (damp)

Filament Diameter: 1.75 mm
Spool Dimension:

• Width: 50 mm-68 mm
• Diameter: 197 mm-202 mm

RFID Identification: Supported
Maximum Drying Temperature: 85°C

Filament Supported for Drying:
PLA, PETG, Support for PLA/PETG, ABS, ASA, PET, PA, PC, PVA, BVOH, PP, POM, HIPS, Bambu PLA-CF/PAHT-CF/PETG-CF, and TPU for AMS

Voltage:

• DC: 24 V
• AC: 100 V–240 V~, 50 Hz/60 Hz

Average Power: 150 W

What’s in the Box

• Bambu AMS HT
• Desiccant
• PTFE Tube
• Bambu Bus Cable-6Pin

FAQ

1. What is the difference between the two discharge ports on the back of the machine?

The port at the rear of the top cover is specifically for TPU filament. Due to the softness of the TPU filament, it is easy to fail when using the AMS 2 Pro automatic feeding function. When using the TPU, insert it into the AMS HT and ensure the material tray rotates in the correct direction. Insert the material tube into the TPU output port and manually push the filament through the PTFE tube until it is fully loaded into the extruder.

Note: When using TPU, AMS HT cannot use the automatic feed and return function, but can be used as a drying box to prevent material moisture.

2. Can the AMS HT be used with the X series and P series printers?

AMS HT compatibility with X1 and P1 printers will be added through an OTA update by the end of April.

If only connecting one AMS HT to a X or P series printer, a filament buffer is required to be purchased separately. If connecting multiple AMS HT units, we recommend that you purchase an AMS Hub.

AMS HT compatibility with A1 and A1 mini printers will be added through an OTA update in Q3 2025.

3. Can I print and dry at the same time?

Printing while drying is not yet supported, including all the AMSs that are related to the on-going print job (eg. The AMSs assigned for auto-refill). However, you can dry filament in AMSs that are not assigned to the on-going print job.

4. How many AMS HT units can be connected to the X1 series and P1 series at most?

X1 and P1 series printers support up to 4 AMS HT connections at the same time.

5. Can the AMS HT be directly connected to the printer for drying?

H2D and X/P/A series printers are connected to AMS HT and use drying function. Each AMS HT requires an external 220V power supply for drying. It is not supported to draw power from the printer for drying (The power adapter is pre-included with the product package)

Au passage, dans les specs de la H2D : pas de port Ethernet, ce n'est donc pas une version pro, donc il se peut qu'elle se positionne entre la X1C et la X1E, ou au même niveau que la X1E pour la version combo non laser édition...

La caméra Bird View correspond à l'un des teasers vus dans le passé lointain et cela ne s'était jamais traduit en fait... Utile pour positionner la découpe/gravure laser, mais potentiellement aussi pour mesurer un pièce avec précision...

Quand au vinyl cutter et au plotter, ça me fait penser à un teaser de tool head alternatives pour la Prusa XL vu récemment dans une vidéo dont je ne trouve pas la source...

 

[GhostR]

Oh purée..., j'la veux déjà !

[citlalin]

Supported Filament Type	PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, BVOH	Optimal
	ABS, ASA, PC, PA, PET	Superior
	Carbon/Glass Fiber Reinforced PLA, PETG, PA, PET, PC, ABS,ASA	Superior
	PPA-CF/GF, PPS, PPS-CF/GF	Ideal

 

Super quelqu'un comprend ce que ça veux dire ou alors niveau différence on peut juste traduire chaque mot en "compatible" ?

Modifié (le) Mars 20 par citlalin

[Kachidoki]

Il y a 2 heures, silvertriple a dit :

Quand au vinyl cutter et au plotter, ça me fait penser à un teaser de tool head alternatives pour la Prusa XL vu récemment dans une vidéo dont je ne trouve pas la source...

Peut-être parce que ce n'était pas la Prusa XL mais le toolchanger de E3D ?