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Bambu Lab P3C appears in public FCC grant and label
The September 15 filing connects P3C with model PF006-P and FCC ID 2A6J8-PF006P.
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Public FCC records identify a Bambu Lab 3D printer named P3C. The equipment authorization dated September 15, 2026 lists Shenzhen Tuozhu Technology Co., Ltd. as the grantee and P3C in its Notes field, under FCC ID 2A6J8-PF006P.[1]
The manufacturer’s label confirms the same name alongside model PF006-P, the Bambu Lab brand and the description 3D Printer. Its electrical input rating is 100–120V AC, 8A, 50/60Hz. The label provides a direct identity match between the public name and the regulatory code; it does not specify a print volume, nozzle count or material-handling configuration.[2]
The grant concerns a digital transmission system and lists operation from 2412 to 2462MHz, with 20MHz and 40MHz bandwidth modes. These are radio authorization details, not a specification sheet for the printing system.[1]
The exhibit directory marks the label and supporting public letters available on September 15. The confidentiality letter was signed on August 31, but that earlier signature is distinct from the documents’ public availability date.[3][4]
Internal and external photographs, manuals and test setup photographs fall within a requested 180-day confidentiality period. Their listed availability date is March 14, 2027. Schematics, block diagrams and the operating description are among the materials requested to remain confidential for longer.[3][4]
P3C is therefore a confirmed public certification name. The filing does not establish a launch date, price or ordering timetable.
[1] FCC — P3C grant
[2] FCC — P3C manufacturer label
[3] FCC — P3C exhibits
[4] FCC — Confidentiality request
