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 tried this out on my Elegoo Mars and so far its ok. Im not wowed or astonished. It does the job. But I think Im still replacing it at about the same rate I was replacing regular FEP. Maybe my printers not high def enough or etc to show a difference, but with an Elegoo Mars, using Elegoo ABS-Like resin, so far its all the same.

Was excited to get some nFEP film for a newer Resin printer. These arrived like junk mail. Stuffed haphazardly into an envelope and bearing enough dust and debris between the sheets to permanently scratch and mar them prior to my being involved. Subsequent prints were initially of a satisfactory quality but the nFEP film would not survive up to a 3rd print. Find another seller, perhaps order directly from the manufacturer with the hope that their packaging and shipping arent detrimental to the product.

[UPDATES AT THE BOTTOM] [If you see this review on Youtube posted by Lisa Woods, DO NOT CLICK ON ANY LINKS. That is a scammer/bot/asshole copying Amazon reviews.] Got around to installing this on an Elegoo Mars 3D printer a few days ago, Ive printed several almost-full plates with no issues. No need to clean or aerate the film between sessions. Re-level and find Z Home again if this sheet is a different thickness than your old FEP. The usual SUCCC-POP! peeling sound heard when the buildplate rises after printing bottom layers is greatly reduced (though its still loud when the plate is full). If the next time I empty the vat this non-FEP film isnt all dinged up, Ill bump up the rating to the max. If youre printing small stuff with standard gray/white resins I say stick to the cheaper FEP sheets. This non-FEP stuff (whatever it is) is probably better for black resin, if you print items with large surface area, or other stuff thats notorious for its reluctance to adhere to the buildplate. === [UPDATE 4/10/20] I must be at least on the 30th print session by now, mostly full buildplates, and this film is in way better shape than ordinary FEP. When you print the same thing constantly, the film will get dings from supports eventually, but theyre a lot fainter with this film. [UPDATE 1/13/2021] Its incredible that the same sheet from almost a year ago has held up so well. The only sign of deterioration on the sheet is a hazy patch near the middle that gets heavy use. Ive simply moved models off that area and they still print just fine. I think its important that you get your Z Home right for maximum durability. This is so the build plate doesnt lower more than it has to and prevent dinging the sheet with the supports as they print.

Used on a Voxelab proxima 6 4k. Releases perfectly. I dont hear the usual drum sound when the bed pulls away from the nfep. Was a bit of a pain to punch holes in it but I had a punch to accommodate the two sizes of holes. Seems worth the cost and trouble.

Because then more people will buy it, and I want them all for myself. But they deserve the 5 stars, so it wouldnt be fair. Im never ever going back to regular fep.. NFEP by EPAX is the biggest game changer Ive ever discovered with resin printing. For a year I used the traditional FEPs that cost like $15 for a 5 pack, they did the job but would always leave a gooey residue on the film after each print and would wear out QUICK. These nfeps dont leave a TRACE of cured resin goo on the film, Ive waited 2 weeks to leave this review and have ran over 10 full plate prints on one and not a single issue and looks brand new still with plenty of life left. UPDATE: Theyre crap. ordered another set and these lasted maybe 5 prints before it became stretchy and leaky, ruined my LCD because I trusted this product. Looks like in going back to regular FEP...

Works great, nothing sticks to it, seems a little tougher then standard fep sheets.

A must, get it.

Well I have always been skeptical of the rebranding of this film as “nfep”. So recently I did a few upgrades (Kapton Tape, fresh grease) and decided to swap the very cheap FEP with the more expensive nFEP. Well 10 plates later and everything is printing… not a single fail. I usually get 90% or better but this is noticeable. Call it what you want , it’s working and that’s what matters !

Perfect , no more bad prints.

film seems really good but my package came practically bent in half bending the films