Bambu Lab H2C Laser Full Combo

Package includes:
1x Bambu Lab Laser Module 
1x Bambu Lab H2C Laser Full Combo - -
 
The H2C Full Laser Combo brings together multi-material 3D printing and precision laser processing in a single, highly capable platform. Built on three years of engineering development, it delivers professional-grade accuracy with the simplicity and automation needed for everyday use. With the Vortek Hotend Change System at its core, the H2C offers exceptional flexibility, efficient material handling, and seamless tool switching, now expanded with powerful 10W or 40W laser options.

Key Features
Multi-material printing with up to 24 filaments
Automatic, contactless hotend changes in seconds
No purge cycle needed when printing with fewer than seven filaments
Smart hotend memory for fast, error-free preparation
Intelligent filament assignment with minimal waste
Optional 10W or 40W laser module for advanced material processing
 
Uncompromising Multi-Material Performance
The H2C is the result of extensive research focused on merging engineering precision with practical usability. Its foundation is the Vortek Hotend Change System, which supports six interchangeable, contactless hotends. This design allows the printer to handle up to 24 filaments simultaneously when paired with the AMS system, providing remarkable creative freedom with very little purge waste. When working with fewer than seven filaments, the printer can eliminate purge cleaning cycles entirely, significantly improving material efficiency.
What’s Included in the H2C Full Laser Combo
H2C 3D printer equipped with the Vortek Hotend Change System
6× Vortek contactless hotends (factory-calibrated)
1× Laser module (10W or 40W depending on configuration)
All required laser accessories (mounting hardware, protective lens, wiring, guides)
Build plate (printer standard plate)
Laser safety accessories (protective cover or shield depending on model)
Maintenance toolkit for calibration and general servicing
Power cable and data cable
Quick-start guide and safety documentation
Vortek — A Smarter Way to Print
Vortek is not just a mechanical tool changer. It is an intelligent system that predicts and adapts. Each hotend includes onboard memory that tracks which filament it was last paired with. Before a print begins, the printer automatically suggests the correct hotend, reducing user errors and accelerating setup. Tool changes take only seconds and require virtually no user involvement, making the workflow smoother and more predictable.
 
Color and Material Versatility Without Compromise
The H2C can print up to seven colors or materials at once without the need for nozzle purging. Each hotend can be assigned to a dedicated filament source, ensuring clean transitions and consistent output. When combined with AMS, this capability expands to 24 filaments, and an intelligent control algorithm distributes materials efficiently to minimize waste and maximize print quality.
 
Automation That Supports Your Creativity
From touchless calibration and smart nozzle cleaning to automatic filament assignment and real-time feedback, the H2C is designed to minimize the time users spend managing the printer. Its predictive functions help ensure stable, repeatable results while keeping the workflow smooth and uninterrupted.
Laser Power for Expanded Applications
The Full Laser Combo enhances the H2C platform with a choice of 10W or 40W laser modules, each supported by the necessary accessories. This transforms the printer into a hybrid production tool capable of high-detail cutting, engraving and precise multi-material printing. Users can produce prototypes, functional parts, custom textures and intricate surface details using the same machine.
A Platform That Continues to Grow
During extended testing, the H2C revealed new application possibilities almost every day. From advanced functional parts to multi-color artwork and detailed laser work, the system continues to show new strengths. This is not just another multi-color printer. It is a powerful, evolving platform whose capabilities are still being discovered.