APPLE TREE Inc. to Showcase Cutting-Edge 3D Printers at Wonder Festival 2026

APPLE TREE Inc., based in Osaka, Japan, is set to participate in one of the largest sculpture and figure events in the world, the Wonder Festival 2026 Winter, taking place on February 8, 2026, at Makuhari Messe. This highly anticipated exhibition, organized by the Wonder Festival Executive Committee and Kaiyodo Co., invites a diverse range of visitors, from sculpture artists to dealers involved in manufacturing.

During this event, APPLE TREE will showcase a selection of innovative 3D printers that are perfectly suited for sculpture and figure production. Attendees will have the unique chance to see these machines in action and gain insights into how 3D printing can transform the creative process. Demonstrations will include various applications of 3D printers, aimed at educating visitors on the potential of these technologies in the realm of design and production.

Event Details

- Exhibit Name: Wonder Festival 2026 Winter
- Organizer: Wonder Festival Executive Committee / Kaiyodo Co.
- Venue: Makuhari Messe International Exhibition Hall, Chiba, Japan
- Booth Number: 8-09-04
- Admission Fees:

- Advance Tickets: ¥3,500
- U22 Discount: ¥2,200
- Afternoon Discount: ¥2,300
- On-Site Tickets: ¥4,000
(Free for elementary school children with guardian)

- Ticket Page: Wonfes Ticket
- Event Page: Wonder Festival

Featured 3D Printers

1. FLASHFORGE AD5X: This desktop 3D printer is equipped with a multi-color filament module capable of printing in up to four colors. It features a stable CoreXY structure for high printing accuracy and supports various filament types including PLA, PETG, and TPU.

2. FLASHFORGE CJ270: The world's first full-color desktop 3D printer, the CJ270 can produce complex designs in CMYK, including white and transparent materials, with a palette of over ten million colors. The use of water-soluble support materials simplifies post-processing tasks, making it ideal for a range of applications.

3. Bambu Lab H2S: Known for its large build area of 340×320×340mm, the H2S printer features a hot end capable of reaching 350°C and a heated chamber at 65°C, catering to engineering filaments in addition to PLA and PETG. Its CoreXY mechanism ensures rapid and precise printing.

4. Bambu Lab P2S: This second-generation 3D printer enhances user-friendly operation with its 5-inch touch screen interface. Equipped with a unique servo extruder and AI error detection, it resonates efficiency and reliability for robust printing tasks.

5. Bambu Lab H2C: This high-performance 3D printer features an innovative “Vortek” hot end exchange system that allows for simultaneous multi-color and multi-material printing. Its automatic filament allocation minimizes waste and downtime for a seamless printing experience.