
Bambu Lab P2S Combo avec AMS 2 Pro
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The Bambu Lab P2S Combo is a CoreXY-style desktop 3D printer paired with the AMS 2 Pro multi-filament system. It builds on Bambu's established P-series platform, adding a second-generation touchscreen interface, automatic flow calibration and built-in vibration compensation for cleaner prints with less manual tuning. The external cooling system is aimed at sharper detail on overhangs and bridges. It suits hobbyists and small workshops that want multi-color printing without assembling a kit, and it competes with other enclosed, multi-filament-ready printers on automation and ease of use rather than on build volume.
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The Bambu Lab P2S Combo is a 3D printer sold with an AMS 2 Pro multi-filament system. It runs a second-generation interface on a 5-inch touchscreen with a more powerful processor. The screen shows step-by-step instructions.
The extruder is a PMSM servo unit with a maximum extrusion force of 8.5 kg, which is 70% more than its predecessor. It samples resistance and position at 20 kHz to detect filament entrainment and clogs in real time. A high-resolution, high-frequency eddy current sensor measures nozzle pressure, and the printer adjusts flow automatically based on those readings. Vibration compensation is built in.
A damper-controlled adaptive airflow system keeps heat inside the chamber and filters the air through a carbon filter. For cooling, the printer draws fresh air from outside the chamber instead of recirculating hot air. This allows low-temperature filaments to be printed with the door closed. AI-based visual analysis detects problems such as spaghetti failures and material buildup on the nozzle. It also checks that the plate type matches the slicer settings before a print starts.