Bambu Lab Textured PEI Build Plate for H2S, H2D & H2D Pro

A full-scale cosplay chest piece, a batch of dual-material prototypes, or an overnight run on the H2D's second nozzle all put real strain on a build plate. The bed on Bambu Lab's H2 series is bigger than anything else in the range, and a worn or warped plate shows up fastest on the largest, longest prints you run.

This Textured PEI Build Plate is sized for that bed specifically, a 350 x 320mm sheet built for the H2S, H2D and H2D Pro, with the same glue-free textured finish Bambu ships as standard on these machines.

Textured PEI surface | 350 x 320mm footprint | 0.5mm magnetic spring steel base | Glue-free adhesion on most filaments | Fits H2S, H2D and H2D Pro | Surface rated to 180°C | Nationwide delivery across South Africa

Who this Textured PEI Build Plate is built for

Prototyping engineer

Multi-material prototypes and functional test parts benefit from a large, flat bed that holds its shape run after run. This plate's 350 x 320mm surface gives you room to nest several iterations in one job, and the textured PEI grips PLA, PETG and ABS test parts without needing glue between print cycles.

Small print farm operator

Running an H2 series machine as part of a fleet means the build plate takes more thermal cycling than almost any other component. A dedicated spare in the correct size means a worn or scratched plate does not take a printer out of rotation while you wait on a replacement.

Cosplay and large-format creator

The H2 series has the largest bed Bambu Lab makes, and this plate matches that footprint exactly. Printing a full-scale helmet section or a large armour panel in one piece, rather than splitting it into smaller parts and gluing the seams, is exactly what that extra bed space is for.

What sets this Textured PEI Build Plate apart

Sized for the biggest bed Bambu Lab makes

At 350 x 320mm, this plate matches the full usable bed area of the H2S, H2D and H2D Pro, Bambu's largest-format printers to date. That is significantly more surface than the 256mm-format plates used on the A1, P1 and X1 series, so it is not interchangeable with those smaller machines.

Textured PEI that skips the glue stick

The surface is sprayed with textured PEI, giving reliable first-layer adhesion on PLA, PETG, TPU and most ABS without a glue stick or hairspray. It is the same finish these printers ship with from new, so your existing slicer profiles carry over without adjustment.

Built to handle a heated chamber

The H2S, H2D and H2D Pro all run an actively heated chamber, up to around 65°C, alongside bed temperatures up to 120°C. The plate's coating is rated to withstand surface temperatures of 180°C, giving headroom above what these printers reach even on demanding high-temperature filaments. That margin matters over the life of the plate, since repeated exposure right at a coating's rated limit tends to shorten its usable lifespan faster than staying comfortably under it.

0.5mm magnetic spring steel base

The PEI coating sits on a 0.5mm magnetic spring steel sheet that seats directly onto the printer's magnetic bed, no clips or screws required. That thickness resists warping across repeated heat cycles, which matters more on a plate this size, since any bow shows up as inconsistent first layers across a large print.

Full specifications

How this Textured PEI Build Plate compares to the rest of the H2 series range

We currently stock the textured single-sided plate shown above for the H2 series. The smooth and engineering-grade H2 plates are included here for reference only, since we do not hold stock of them at present. If you own an A1, P1 or X1 series printer instead, note that our Engineering Build Plate (BAM100) is built for the smaller 256mm bed and will not fit an H2S, H2D or H2D Pro.

Materials and software

Filaments this plate handles

PLA prints cleanly with no glue at a typical hotend range of 190–220°C. PETG grips the textured surface without adhesive, usually around 230–250°C. TPU works well at reduced print speed. ABS, nylon and PC all benefit from the H2 series' heated chamber and 120°C bed ceiling, which help control warping on large parts far better than an unheated-chamber printer could manage at this bed size.

Slicers and software

Bambu Studio is the native slicer for the H2 series and already includes a textured PEI plate profile sized to the H2 bed, so selecting the correct printer and plate before slicing keeps first-layer settings matched to the surface. G-code generated for the H2S, H2D or H2D Pro should always be checked against the specific machine it will run on, since chamber and bed behaviour differ slightly across the three models.

What's in the box

• 1 x Bambu Lab Textured PEI Build Plate (FAP025)
• 0.5mm magnetic spring steel base

Ordering, shipping and support

3D Printing Store ships this build plate nationwide across South Africa from stock held at our Centurion and Boksburg branches, with local courier delivery to most metro areas within a few working days. Manufacturing defect claims are handled directly through our South African support team rather than an overseas returns process. For the rest of your H2 series setup, our Bambu Lab range and filament selection are stocked locally too.

Frequently asked questions

Will this plate fit my H2D Pro the same way it fits an H2S or H2D?

Yes. The H2S, H2D and H2D Pro all share the same 350 x 320mm bed and magnetic mounting system, so this plate seats and calibrates identically across all three.

Can this plate handle high-temperature filaments like ABS, nylon or PC?

Yes, within the limits of the host printer. The surface is rated to 180°C and the H2 series' heated chamber and 120°C bed give these materials the stable environment they need to resist warping on large prints.

Will this plate fit my A1, P1 or X1 series printer as well?

No. This plate is sized specifically for the H2S, H2D and H2D Pro's 350 x 320mm bed. The A1, P1 and X1 series use a smaller 256 x 256mm plate, and the two are not interchangeable.

How often does a plate this size need replacing?

Treat it as a consumable, the same as any Bambu Lab build plate. Adhesion gradually weakens with heavy use, particularly if prints are pried off with a metal scraper, and the surface should never be cleaned with acetone. Most users get many months of regular printing before adhesion drops enough to justify a replacement.

Is there local warranty support in South Africa?

Yes. Any manufacturing defect claim is handled through 3D Printing Store's local support team rather than an overseas returns process.

Does the H2D's dual-nozzle system change what this plate needs to handle?

Not in terms of the plate itself. Whether you are printing single-nozzle on an H2S or running dual-material jobs on an H2D or H2D Pro, the print still lands on the same textured PEI surface and the same bed temperature limits apply. The dual-nozzle system changes what happens above the plate, not what the plate itself needs to do.