Bambu Lab AMS Hub

The AMS Hub is used to expand the number of AMS connected to Bambu X1 series printers from 1 (4 channels) to a maximum of 4 (16 channels) to improve the refueling speed across your multiple AMS units and support the redundancy of a buffered signal.

In the Box: 2 x Bus Cable - 6pin, 1 x PTFE Tube, 2x M3*28 Screws

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Overview

The AMS Hub is used to expand the number of AMS connected to Bambu X1/P1 series printers from 1 AMS unit(4 channels) to a maximum of 4 AMS units(16 channels) to improve the refueling speed across your multiple AMS units and support the redundancy of a buffered signal.

*The picture is for reference only, try to place the AMS on the left side of the AMS Hub when actually printing, otherwise the filament in the PTFE tube is easy to get stuck.

Expand Your AMS Options

The built-in buffer of the printer can only be connected to 1 AMS. When replaced with AMS Hub, the printer will be able to connect up to 4 AMS.

Watch the how-to video:

Check out the official wiki article: Connect AMS Hub and Multi-AMS

Installation

Install the AMS Hub on the back of the printer, replacing the Filament buffer if you have one, and use the matching Bambu 4 Pin cable to connect to the printer, use the Bambu 6 Pin cable to connect to the first AMS, then continue to use the 6-pin cable to connect the remaining AMS in series.
Use the matching PTFE Tube to connect the AMS Hub and the air tube connector on the back of the printer, the tube should pass between the 4-pin plug and the spool holder to reduce the resistance.
According to the placement of the AMS and the printer, you can choose the appropriate length of the PTFE tube to connect the AMS and the AMS Hub. The tube should be as short as possible and avoid winding to reduce the feeding resistance.