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2026. 09. 22.

Bambu Lab P3C: a new model appears in FCC records

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FCC records identify a Bambu Lab device with model number PF006P, while the label shown in the filing carries the P3C name.

A new Bambu Lab model has appeared in the U.S. FCC database. The filing from Shenzhen Tuozhu Technology Co., Ltd. identifies model PF006P, while the label shown in the public documents also carries the P3C name.

At this stage, the strongest documented fact is the existence and identification of the device. Its final market positioning and complete specifications should not be inferred from the FCC filing alone.

Why it matters

The filing is another indication that Bambu Lab is expanding across multiple product lines, while the final specifications remain to be confirmed by an official product announcement.

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2026. 09. 23.

Bambu Lab R1: the 55 W CO₂ laser has arrived

On September 22, Bambu Lab introduced its first standalone laser machine: the R1 uses a 55 W CO₂ laser, offers a 600×300 mm working area and automatic laser alignment.

2026. 09. 16.

The Best 3D Printers of 2026: What Tom’s Hardware’s Updated Guide Says About the Market

Tom’s Hardware updated its 2026 3D printer recommendations on September 8. The guide offers a useful snapshot of how fragmented the desktop market has become across budget, multicolor, resin and professional categories.

2026. 09. 15.

Quantum Cyber Completes an 80-Printer “Drone Farm” in Connecticut

Quantum Cyber has completed installation of an 80-machine 3D printing farm in Connecticut, targeting drone components and related production work.

2026. 09. 13.

Mastrex Launches Six Metal LPBF Printers with an Entry Price Around $39,000

Mastrex has introduced a six-machine metal laser powder bed fusion range, with the entry model reportedly starting around $39,000 – an unusually low price point for LPBF hardware.

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Bringing 3D Printing and Smiles to Children’s Day in Budapest

2026. 05. 06.

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Bringing 3D Printing and Smiles to Children’s Day in Budapest

Bringing 3D Printing and Smiles to Children’s Day in Budapest For the third consecutive year, our team has proudly participated in the Városliget Children’s Day event organized by the International Children’s Safety Service. During the 2024, 2025, and 2026 events, we have been dedicated to bringing exciting technology experiences to children and families visiting one of Hungary’s largest free family festivals.

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