Isotropy vs. anisotropy is a concept discussed often in the 3D printing world, but in some cases, the underlying assumptions are based on generalizations.

In this guide, we dive into the science behind why SLA 3D prints are isotropic, unlike FDM prints, and how this influences your applications.

Download the white paper now if you want more information on:

• The theory behind isotropy vs. anisotropy in 3D printing
• Why SLA parts are isotropic
• Real-life test data based on ASTM testing