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Bambu Lab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter II
Description Bambu Lab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter II
The Bambu Lab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter II connects PTFE tubes and a filament feed to your printer. You can connect up to four feeds simultaneously. This allows you to combine an AMS with extra filaments that you want to use outside the AMS. This is handy if you frequently switch between standard filaments and specialty materials.
The adapter allows for up to 7 filaments in a single setup. You use 1 AMS and 3 additional separate inputs. This is ideal for filaments that are not AMS-compatible, such as TPU 95A, PET-CF, and other carbon- or glass-glass-filled filaments. You will need to switch less frequently with PTFE tubes, and your setup remains organized.
Pay attention to the orientation during assembly. The PTFE tube to the toolhead connects to the OUT side. The other PTFE tubes or filaments connect to the IN sides. If you connect it the other way around, the filament may jam. It is a small upgrade, but it saves a lot of hassle during material changes.
Bambu Lab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter II
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Description Bambu Lab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter II
The Bambu Lab 4-in-1 PTFE Adapter II connects PTFE tubes and a filament feed to your printer. You can connect up to four feeds simultaneously. This allows you to combine an AMS with extra filaments that you want to use outside the AMS. This is handy if you frequently switch between standard filaments and specialty materials.
The adapter allows for up to 7 filaments in a single setup. You use 1 AMS and 3 additional separate inputs. This is ideal for filaments that are not AMS-compatible, such as TPU 95A, PET-CF, and other carbon- or glass-glass-filled filaments. You will need to switch less frequently with PTFE tubes, and your setup remains organized.
Pay attention to the orientation during assembly. The PTFE tube to the toolhead connects to the OUT side. The other PTFE tubes or filaments connect to the IN sides. If you connect it the other way around, the filament may jam. It is a small upgrade, but it saves a lot of hassle during material changes.