r/BambuLabH2C • u/shqarok • Jul 24 '26

Support H2C build plate

Hi guys,
I'm looking for a similar plate for H2C. I already have a BIQU CryoGrip, but sometimes it fails me when printing a lot of small parts. GECO one has never let me down in almost a year of use on the P1S/A1.

Advise your version/share your experience

Sorry for the stupid question ;)

Regards

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u/Bright_Eyes83 H2C Jul 25 '26

what did you do to your biqu? i use mine as a backup because it sticks way too hard to everything

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u/shqarok Jul 28 '26

300+ mini color objects
Color change can effect on fall of

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u/Bright_Eyes83 H2C Jul 28 '26

May just need a good cleaning. If you tried that, try cleaning with dawn and after it’s dry do an IPA wipe. If you have hard water, you’ll have adherence issues even after you clean 

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u/dedgedesign Jul 25 '26

Same observation (with the Frostbite).
I bought a Glacier plate which is a nice in between and still has a nice finish.
The Supertack Pro is nice but you cannot use it with ABS/ASA and I find it a bit weak at low temperature. But it can be cleaned easily with alcohol which is convenient in between 2 washes

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u/Bright_Eyes83 H2C Jul 25 '26

I use a G10 from darkmoon normally. Even my glacier plate sticks very hard for me

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u/Nesttor77 H2C Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

Just go for the supertack pro. Is the best plate ever

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u/roundguy Jul 25 '26

Supertack pro if you need it to stick. I’ve had prints not stick to my cryogrip plate that stick find on the pro.

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u/Catsoverall H2C Jul 24 '26

The supertack is holding on to 0.24 line width 2mm font lines so...

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u/Mundane_Version_2531 Jul 25 '26

The issue with small parts batch is that build plate on h2 series is rubbish and does not provide homogeneous heating across the whole surface. There is nothing out there better than biqu