At the Rapid Prototyping Centre we can make real world parts out of almost any 3D computer-aided design (CAD) drawing. In-house we have 34 Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) printers that can create strong, durable and accurate parts for form-fit-function prototyping, visual demonstration or functional end-use.
Bambu Lab P1S
P1S is our most standard 3D printer. There are 18 of these available in the Rapid Prototyping Centre.
The print bed of the P1S has a size of 256mm by 256mm. It is able to print with PLA, PETG and TPU filaments.
Read more about the functionality of P1S printers on Bambu Lab's website.
Bambu Lab P2S
P2S is our newest printers in the Rapid Prototyping Centre (RPC). They are one generation newer than the P1S. 12 of these are available in the RPC.
Same as the P1S, the print bed of the P2S has a size of 256mm by 256mm. It is also able to print with PLA, PETG and TPU filaments.
Read more about the functionality of P2S printers on Bambu Lab's website.
Bambu Lab X1-Carbon (X1C)
The X1-Carbon is an advanced 3D printer with capabilities of multi-filament printing using the Bambu AMS, as well as the ability to print with PAHT-CF filament. There are 3 of these printers available in the Rapid Prototyping Centre. These printers are only available to be used for onine orders (See "Request a Bambu Lab print" form in 3D Printing).
The print bed of the X1C has a size of 256mm by 256mm. It is able to print with PLA, PETG, TPU and PAHT-CF filaments.
Read more about the functionality of X1-Carbon printers on Bambu Lab's website.
Bambu Lab H2D
H2D is our highest-end printer available for use by online orders only. It has a dual nozzle feature where multiple colours can be printed with the least wasted filament using the AMS 2 Pro. See the "Request a Bambu Lab print" form in 3D Printing to request a large print on this printer.
The print bed of the H2D has a size of 300mm by 320mm, with a maximum height of 325mm. This is the largest print volume we are able to accommodate at the RPC. It is able to print with PLA, PETG, TPU and PVA (water-soluable supports).
Read more about the functionality of H2D printers on Bambu Lab's website.