Why does dimensional stability matter for a set of printed parts?
Because the set is assembled after printing, and small size differences stack up. If the second bracket prints a fraction wider than the first, the two will not close, and the customer blames the printer rather than the roll. This grade is a low-shrinkage, low-warp PLA built to hold printed dimensions, so repeat parts from the same file fit together instead of being reworked.
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