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 replaced my factory FEP with this one and it just so smooth. After I re-leveled my printer everything just came out FLAWLESS

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.

I really wanted to hate this stuff, because I have a huge supply of FEP already, but its awesome. Ive doubled my lift speed and it still releases cleaner and quieter than FEP. If it lasts as long as people say it does, its more than 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.

(To no fault of this FEP) The first sheet of this FEP I used resulted in about 10 straight print failures that left a lot of hardened resin on the FEP itself. Shockingly, when I finally discovered my base problem with the printer and resin (again, not the FEPs fault), I ran another print with the SAME SHEET that endured 10 failures before and the print came out FLAWLESS. Before buying this, a print failure of this caliber almost always resulted in an immediate replacement of the FEP and a couple more dollars down the drain. Obviously, this sheet didnt last a ton longer having been treated pretty brutally, but how well it performed after so many failures is a true testiment to the incredible engineering that went into this product. Im never buying another brand again.

I bought a Phrozen Sonic Mini 4K and all the research I had done prior to buying the printer pointed to the factory FEP being the cause of many printing issues, so I decided to immediately upgrade to nFEP. These EPAX E6 sheets fit the Sonic Mini 4K perfectly and performance has been stellar. I havent had any resin sticking to the sheet and there is no popping sound when the build arm pulls away from the vat while forming the base-layers. Ive heard that these sheets can last quite a long time as well. Im still on my first sheet and have about 60hrs of printing on it so far; the surface still looks good - some fine micro-scratches from cleaning but overall performance is still perfect.

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.

I bought this for my Phrozen Sonic Mini 4k on the recommendation of a few others who have changed out their factory FEP on the same machine and my 3D printer has been working flawlessly since. Im extremely happy with the results now and I no longer get prints sticking to my FEP. Highly recommend this over the factory FEP on the Phrozen Mini 4k, at least. Cant go wrong with this one either way.

I was super excited to get a Sonic Mini 4K printer, but then incredibly disappointed by failed print after failed print which wasted many hours of my life. I sanded the build plate with 80 grit sandpaper each time and cleaned and lubricated the NEP film each time, but still the prints failed to stick to the build plate and stuck to the NEP instead. Only after increasing the exposure time way up did prints stick to the build plate. But of course then the prints were overcured and the detail destroyed. I finally gave up and tried this Epax NFEP film and, bingo! Successful prints the first try. Recommend. I ordered the 3 pack and I did receive 3 pieces.

This sheet of nFEP is supposed to reduce or eliminate prints sticking to the sheet, so you get fewer print failures. not only did it NOT do this, it made my failure rate ten times worse. And just now, it caused the single most catastrophic print failure Ive ever had. You see horror show photos of people with resin that leaked on their LCD screen. This happened, but to such a degree (somehow it got multiple holes from regular use) that when I went to remove the vat to find out why my print failed IT TORE THE LCD SCREEN OFF THE WIRES BECAUSE IT WAS SO FIRMLY ATTACHED TO THE FEP. This. Product. Is. Awful. 0/10, would not recommend even to people I hate.