Bambu Lab FAZ030 Lubricant Grease

Official Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease

Protect high-load mechanical components and extend the life of your 3D printer with official Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease. Specially formulated for desktop 3D printing applications, this premium synthetic grease provides superior boundary lubrication, shielding metal parts from extreme pressure, surface friction, and corrosion.

Engineered for high-torque motion components like lead screws and gears, Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease stays in place without running or evaporating quickly, ensuring quiet, fluid operation over thousands of print hours.

Key Features & Benefits

• Long-Lasting Protection: High-viscosity formula adheres firmly to metal surfaces, providing extended lubrication cycles compared to liquid oils.
• Wear & Corrosion Resistance: Guards against metal-on-metal abrasion, galling, rust, and premature mechanical breakdown.
• Smooth, Quiet Operation: Dampens lead screw noise and vibration for precise, low-friction motion.
• Universal Bambu Lab Compatibility: Safe for all Bambu Lab series (X1, P1, and A1 series).

Recommended Applications

This official grease is designed specifically for components subjected to heavier loads and threaded rotation:

• Z-Axis Lead Screws (Primary application)
• Drive Gears & Gear Sets
• High-Stress Metal-on-Metal Moving Joints

Technical Specifications

What’s in the Box?

Note: Bambu Lab is currently in a product transition for packaging size. You will receive one of the following official configurations (total net volume is equivalent):

• 6x Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease Packets / Tubes (1g each) OR
• 2x Bambu Lab Lubricant Grease Tubes (3g each)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Should I use grease or oil on my Bambu Lab printer?

Use Lubricant Grease on lead screws and gears where thick, stay-in-place protection is required. Use Lubricant Oil for smooth linear rails, steel guide rods, and slide bearings.

How often should I grease the Z-axis lead screws?

We recommend cleaning off old grease and reapplying fresh grease every 200–300 printing hours, or whenever your printer alerts you to perform Z-axis maintenance.