🗓 Released Nov 15, 2024
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$1,749Starting Price
350×320×325 mmBuild Volume
600 mm/sMax Speed
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📊Printer Specs
TypeFDM
TierProfessional
MotionCoreXY
Build Volume350 × 320 × 325 mm
Max Speed600 mm/s
Multicolor✅ 2 slots
Enclosure✅ Yes
Auto Calibration✅ Yes
Open Source❌ No
Supported Materials
PLAEasiest to print, great for everyday parts — no enclosure needed
PETGTougher and slightly flexible — good for functional parts, moisture-resistant
ABSHeat and impact resistant — needs enclosure to avoid warping
ASALike ABS but UV-stable — good for outdoor parts, needs enclosure
TPUFlexible and rubber-like — great for phone cases, gaskets, wheels
PANylon — strong and wear-resistant, absorbs moisture, needs dry storage
PA-CFCarbon-fibre nylon — very stiff and lightweight, abrasive to standard nozzles
PCPolycarbonate — extremely tough and heat-resistant, challenging to print
PETG-CFCarbon-fibre PETG — stiffer than standard PETG, easy to print
💡About the Bambu Lab H2D
Who is it for?Professional makers and small studios who need dual-material printing for engineering parts with soluble supports — or true dual-color without purge waste.
Key strengths
- True dual extrusion — no filament switching
The H2D prints two materials simultaneously from two nozzles. This eliminates purge tower waste and enables true dual-material prints including PVA/PLA soluble support combinations.
- Large build volume
350×320×325 mm gives more print area than the standard 256 mm Bambu models — suited for larger professional parts.
- High-temp capable
The H2D supports a wide range of engineering filaments including PA-CF, PETG-CF, and PC with its enclosed chamber.
The Bambu Lab H2D introduced dual-extrusion native printing to Bambu's lineup — two nozzles printing simultaneously for soluble supports, two-material prints, and true dual-color without filament switching waste. It remains Bambu's active dual-nozzle model, sold in parallel with the single-nozzle H2S and toolchanger H2C, and saw a price drop following the X2D launch.
❓FAQs
H2D vs AMS multicolor — what is the difference?
The H2D uses two nozzles that print simultaneously — no filament switching, no purge tower. AMS-based multicolor (A1, P, X series) switches filaments mid-print and purges waste. The H2D is ideal for two-material prints requiring soluble supports or true dual extrusion. AMS supports up to 4 colors with filament switching.