What is the purpose of using a print enclosure?

Using a print enclosure serves the important purpose of maintaining a consistent temperature within the printing environment. This is particularly beneficial for materials that are prone to warping, as fluctuations in temperature can cause uneven cooling. When the temperature is stable, it helps the printed material to solidify uniformly, thereby minimizing the risk of warping and improving adhesion between layers.

Moreover, an enclosure can protect prints from drafts and ambient temperature changes that could negatively affect print quality. By creating a controlled environment, users can achieve better overall results in terms of dimensional stability and surface finish, which is essential for high-precision applications.

The other options do not accurately reflect the primary functions of a print enclosure. Increased noise level, enhanced color accuracy, and faster print speeds are not outcomes directly attributable to the use of an enclosure in the context of Fused Deposition Modelling.