Here are new photos of the upcoming Bambu H3C and P3C tool-changing 3D printers.
Bambu recently published a teaser of their new H3C 3D printer, but so far the P3C has only been revealed in regulatory filings.
From the images, the Bambu H3C is a 9-nozzle 3D printer, and the P3C will be a 7-nozzle 3D printer.
Bambu P3C 3D Printer
The Bambu P3C looks to maintain the same format as their P2S and X2D 3D printers.
Here we can see 7 tool heads. It’s possible the Bambu P3C tool heads will be interchangeable with the H3C tool heads.
Interestingly, this is designated P3C. Does that mean an X2C or X3C model will also be in the works?
This a view of the Bambu P3C 3D printer from above, which all but confirms that the tool changer will be positioned at the very front of the machine.
There’s not much to see on the left side of the Bambu P3C.
Or the right side.
Here’s the rear – also showing the 7 nozzle tool changing system at the front of the Bambu P3C 3D printer.
Here’s a view of the bottom.
Bambu H3C 3D Printer
As expected, the Bambu H3C looks to maintain the same larger format sizing of the H2 series.
The Bambu H3C’s tool changing system is also placed at the front of the machine.
Looking at the inside, the Bambu H3C has a single tool head carrier.
The changing system is also positioned at the front end of the H3C.
There’s not much on either side of the H3C printer, aside from windows towards the top.
Here’s the rear of the H3C.
And the bottom.
More details should be availble soon.
We also haven’t seen what the new Bambu AMS or filament holding system will look like. Their existing AMS 2 filament changing system has a single output. These new Bambu 3D printers have 7-tool and 9-tool head systems. This will support simultaneous loading that requires a different setup.
Bambu is announcing the H3C 3D printer launch on November 3, 2026. They have not yet teased the P3C 3D printer announcement yet.
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