Bambu Lab
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+421 915 509 416support@justcreate3d.comBambu Lab filaments are the original materials developed together with Bambu Lab 3D printers such as the A1, P1 and X1 series. They are for anyone who wants plug-and-print results: every spool carries an RFID tag, so the AMS recognises the material and colour and loads the right print profile automatically. JustCreate3D keeps Bambu Lab filaments in stock in its warehouse in Senec, Slovakia, and dispatches orders quickly.
Bambu Lab is a consumer-tech company founded in 2020 in Shenzhen, China, by a team of engineers from the robotics and drone industry. Its X1, P1, A1 and H2 series made fast, reliable multi-colour 3D printing accessible to everyone.
Bambu Lab filaments at JustCreate3D
- PLA Basic – the easiest material to start with and the everyday workhorse, designed for high-speed printing.
- PETG Basic and PETG HF – tougher than PLA; PETG HF is optimised for high-speed printing, with less oozing and a uniform matte finish.
- PETG-CF – PETG reinforced with carbon fibre for stiffer functional parts.
- TPU 95A HF and TPU for AMS – flexible TPU; TPU for AMS is made to feed reliably through the AMS for multi-colour flexible prints.
Which Bambu Lab filament to choose?
Starting out on an A1 or A1 mini? Begin with PLA Basic. For parts that need more toughness or heat resistance, move to PETG Basic or PETG HF. Choose PETG-CF for stiff technical parts and print it with a hardened steel nozzle, because carbon fibre is abrasive. For flexible parts, pick TPU – and if you want to print it from the AMS, take TPU for AMS.
Frequently asked questions
Will the AMS recognise the filament automatically?
Yes. Bambu Lab spools carry an RFID tag that tells the AMS the exact material and colour, so the matching print profile is loaded without manual setup.
Can I print TPU from the AMS?
Standard flexible filaments are usually fed outside the AMS. Bambu Lab TPU for AMS was developed to feed reliably through the AMS, which makes multi-colour flexible prints possible.
Do I need to dry Bambu Lab filament?
Store spools dry. If a filament has absorbed moisture, dry it before printing – the recommended drying temperature and time for each material are listed in its product description.
See all Bambu Lab filaments in stock, or compare them with other PLA and PETG filaments.