Bambu Lab P3C and H3C 3D printers revealed via FCC filings

New regulatory filings and photographs have provided a first look at upcoming tool-changing 3D printers from Bambu Lab, specifically the P3C and H3C models.

FCC documents and laboratory reports from the Bay Area Compliance Laboratories reveal that the P3C features a closed-chamber design with a touchscreen and a tool changer capable of holding seven tools. This distinguishes it from the previously announced H3C model, which is expected to feature nine tool holders. Both machines appear to position their tool-changing systems at the front of the build chamber.

The P3C maintains a form factor similar to the company’s P2S and X2D series. While technical specifications regarding print speed, supported materials, and pricing remain unconfirmed, the filings confirm wireless connectivity capabilities in both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.