3D-Outlet, an official dealer of Bambu Lab in Russia, is opening its first flagship showroom in Moscow on October 10. Located on 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, the facility will showcase the full range of Bambu Lab printers, from the entry-level A-series to the professional H-series, alongside various filaments and demo zones.
The showroom aims to serve private buyers, small businesses, and educational institutions by offering hands-on experience, consultations, and workshops. According to CEO Vladimir Pleskevich, the space integrates into the company's existing ecosystem of support and sales, allowing customers to test equipment before purchase.
The Russian additive manufacturing market reached 22.3 ₽ billion in 2025, a 21.2% increase, with projections suggesting growth to 58 ₽ billion by 2030. Globally, the entry-level printer segment (under $2,500) grew by 26% in 2025 to over 5.5 million units, with Bambu Lab capturing a 37% market share.
Bambu Lab sales via 3D-Outlet surged 7.5 times year-over-year from January to August 2026, exceeding 27,000 units, with annual projections hitting 60,000. Consumers account for 76% of sales, while business and educational sectors make up 24%. Most revenue, over 70%, is generated through direct website sales.
3D-Outlet plans to launch the Bambu Lab R1, a new device featuring a 55W CO2 laser for cutting and engraving. The unit offers a 600 x 300 mm workspace, supports materials like leather and glass, and operates at speeds up to 1,000 mm/s. It integrates with the Makerworld platform and Bambu Suite software.
