H2D

Standard

The H2D is a dual-nozzle FDM printer. Bambu Lab states a 325 × 320 × 325 mm single-nozzle build volume and a 300 × 320 × 320 mm dual-nozzle volume. Laser and cutting features belong to the Laser Edition configurations.

RM 9,149.00

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At a glance

Key highlights

Dual-nozzle printing

Two nozzles support multi-material and support-material workflows.

325 × 320 × 325 mm

Single-nozzle build volume stated by Bambu Lab.

350 °C nozzle

Hardened-steel nozzle and all-metal hotend rated to 350 °C.

Laser-ready platform

Laser safety windows and air assist are listed for the Laser Edition.

AMS Combo option

The AMS Combo configuration adds multi-material feeding.

Enclosed chamber

Aluminium, steel, plastic and glass construction with an enclosed chamber.

Features

What makes this model different

Two nozzles, more material options

The H2D uses two nozzles. Bambu Lab lists a 325 × 320 × 325 mm single-nozzle volume and a 300 × 320 × 320 mm dual-nozzle volume.

Why it matters: Dual nozzles make multi-material prints and dedicated support material more practical.

Bambu Lab H2D Laser Edition safety windows

Laser-ready platform

Bambu Lab lists laser safety windows and an air assist pump for the Laser Edition, and a Laser Upgrade Kit for the standard H2D. The standard configuration does not include the laser module.

Why it matters: Knowing the laser hardware is a separate edition avoids assuming the standard printer includes it.

AMS multi-material feeding

The AMS Combo configurations add an AMS to the H2D. The standard H2D is listed without one.

Why it matters: Multi-colour and multi-material printing are easier when the AMS is part of the configuration.

Specifications

Technical details

H2D specifications
Build volume (W × D × H)	Single nozzle: 325 × 320 × 325 mm³; dual nozzle: 300 × 320 × 320 mm³
Printing technology	Fused deposition modelling (FDM)
Chassis and shell	Aluminium, steel, plastic and glass
Hotend / nozzle	All-metal hotend; hardened-steel nozzle and extruder gear
Max nozzle temperature	350 °C
Nozzle diameter	0.4 mm included (0.2 / 0.4 / 0.6 / 0.8 mm supported)
Filament diameter	1.75 mm
Extruder motor	Bambu Lab high-precision permanent-magnet synchronous motor
Laser features	Laser safety windows and air assist pump on Laser Edition; Laser Upgrade Kit for the standard H2D
Dimensions	492 × 514 × 626 mm³; recommended space 700 × 700 × 1100 mm³
Net weight	31 kg (gross varies by configuration: H2D 40.6 kg, AMS Combo 44.2 kg, Laser Full Combo 48.2 kg — US version)

Values from the official Bambu Lab H2D specification table. Laser Edition features are noted separately from the standard printer.

In the box

What's included

H2D 3D printer
0.4 mm nozzle (included)

Package contents beyond the items listed are being confirmed with the supplier.

FAQ

Questions about this model

Does the standard H2D include a laser?: No. Laser engraving and cutting are part of the Laser Edition configurations. Bambu Lab lists a Laser Upgrade Kit for the standard H2D.
Does the standard H2D include an AMS?: The standard configuration is listed without an AMS. The AMS Combo and Laser Combo configurations include one.
What is the dual-nozzle build volume?: Bambu Lab lists 300 × 320 × 320 mm for dual-nozzle printing, versus 325 × 320 × 325 mm for single-nozzle printing.

Resources

Official documentation

Technical values come from Bambu Lab's official documentation. Descriptions and guidance on this page are written by The Learning Collection. Image sources are recorded in our internal image manifest.