EPAX nFEP Film Sheet 200 x 140mm Thickness 0.125mm for E6/X1 and Other 5.5/6 inch UV Resin 3D Printers, Pack of 3 Films

I have much more success with Nfep then fep on all my lcd machines!

Used on a voxelab proxima 6 printer. Quality is better than OEM fep. Seems to be holding up but it does scratch just like any other plastic film out there. I do a final cleaning with a microfiber towel and ISO. Well packaged and I think it was worth the price.

I thought this nFEP would be the solution to all my resin printing problems. Not so much. These films work well but I did not really see the benefit over regular FEP films. They are more expensive and do a great job but is it worth the extra money? I dont think so. Went back to FEP and hadnt had any issues either.

I have had nothing but headaches from this product. I was getting respectable success before trying this stuff. A weeks worth of failed prints trying to get this nfep to work. I tried calibrating every variable I could, heated my enclosure, re leveled the bed with different paper thicknesses, slower lift speed, longer exposures. A failed print from this film broke one of my lcds. This film seems to make light pollution worse, and seems to make an even worse popping sound from the normal elagoo brand fep. I have two longer orange 30s, if any printing wizards out there have any advice for me I would really like to get some of the results other people are talking about. But so far this stuff has set me back.

These fep sheets work better that the spare that my epax x1 came with. These ones I have had no problems with my prints sticking to the fep sheet and for the price their perfect.

My first OEM FEP film failed in the middle of (maybe) the fourth print. So far Ive had close to a dozen using the EPAX non-FEP (nFEP), and this has been great. Doesnt make a giant clicking sound when the first couple layers are being laid down while making the raft on the build plate (the original FEP one made a click as things unstuck and were lifted during printing. Works and installs just fine in an Elegoo Mars (and as the Anycubic and EPAX apparently have the same size resin vat, it should work for either of those as well). I have backup FEP sheets now, but Im very tempted to put a few more of these in the consumable parts shelf...

The film arrives flat which is nice. All three are in one cushioned envelope. I think I would have preferred to have some protection between them but you can slide them all out and peel one off. For the price, its hard to complain. I like have 3 spares ready to go.

You can literally hear the difference, with the original sonic mini fep you could hear a loud pop on every lift and see the z axis bend, with this the printer is practically silent. All of my prints are sticking to the bed instead of sticking to the sheet and its been a major quality of lift change using this printer.

Seriously this just makes your printer better, since it doesnt stick to the fep, supports break less often meaning less failed prints.

I bought a 3 pack of this earlier this year just to have on hand. I went to change out a vats nfep with the new stock but upon completion I held it up to the light and noticed 3 or 4 dark specks. They appear to be embedded in it as they dont reflect light on either side. Annoyed I went to change that one out with another one from the pack, unfortunately they all had the same flaws. $24 down the toilet. I never had this problem before with fep from various manufactures / resellers.