Bambu Lab H2C Full Laser Combo 10W

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The Bambu Lab H2C Laser Full Combo 10W is a revolutionary all-in-one manufacturing system that seamlessly integrates high-speed multi-material 3D printing with a powerful 10W laser module for precision cutting and engraving. It introduces the innovative Vortek Hotend Change System, which physically swaps up to six dedicated hotends using a contactless connection and 8-second induction heating, virtually eliminating purge waste and color bleeding. Boasting a massive 330 × 320 × 325 mm³ dual-nozzle build volume, 1000 mm/s print speeds, a 65°C actively heated chamber, and up to 350°C nozzle temperatures, it is fully equipped for engineering-grade materials. Advanced AI monitoring with 59 sensors, a quad-camera vision system, and a closed-loop PMSM servo extruder ensure industrial-grade reliability and 50 µm motion accuracy.

Build Volume: 330 × 320 × 325 mm³ (Dual Nozzle) / 305 × 320 × 325 mm³ (Single Nozzle).
Motion System: Core-XY with Vision Encoder providing 50 µm ultra-fine motion accuracy.
Max Print Speed: 1000 mm/s.
Max Acceleration: 20,000 mm/s².
Laser Module: 10W Laser equipped for engraving, cutting, and includes a pen holder.
Toolhead System: Vortek Hotend Change System holding up to 6 automatically swappable hotends.
Nozzle Heating: Induction heating reaching 350°C in approximately 8 seconds.
Chamber Heating: Actively heated enclosure maintaining up to 65°C.
Extrusion: PMSM servo extruder with up to 10 kg force and 20 kHz sampling.
Multi-Material System: Seamless AMS integration, supporting up to 24 materials via parallel units.
Calibration: Fully automatic inductive nozzle offset calibration precise to 25 microns.
Smart Monitoring: Quad-camera AI computer vision system integrated with 59 real-time sensors.
Filtration: 3-stage system featuring a G3 pre-filter, H12 HEPA, and activated coconut shell carbon filter.

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