nFEP PFA Release Film 280 * 450mm 1pc for Phrozen Sonic Mega 8k, Transform, Anycubic M3 MAX, Creality HALOT MAGE PRO etc. Better Durability Best for Large Resin 3D Printer Upgraded from FEP

I don't understand the low reviews. It makes me wonder if other users installed the film incorrectly. It's important to know that the film has two specific sides, the matte side faces the UV source and the glossy side faces the build plate.This film has been a game changer for me. It has made SLA resin printing far more forgiving. I have yet to have a failed print using this ACF. I have even printed with no rafts, no supports (for suitable models), and no optimized orientation angle. This is generally the most difficult way to print and all prints were successful. I have even lowered the base layer count to 2 layers with 1 transition and still, no failed prints. This film requires very little pulling force to release. The "sticky suction" sound that is normally heard as the build plate retracts after each layer is virtually gone. At first, I didn't think the film was working. It wasn't until I opened the printer door and put my ear close to the vat that I heard the familiar noise.In conclusion, this is great film and I will be using ACF from now on. Because this sheet is so large and this film has a rubbery consistency, you may want an extra set of hands to help you peel the film from the protective layer. You may also need to bump your exposure times up about 0.2 seconds based on the resin you use.In the pics that are attached, the handrail support poles on the Eiffel Tower model are about the size of a human hair.Printer: Peopoly Phenom ForgeResin: Anycubic Std BlackExposure Time: 2.8 sec/layer

Purchased for my Epax X156. As a few others noted, be aware that there are two sides to the film. The smooth side faces away from uv source towards the build plate with the rough side facing towards uv. With my film, the smooth side had blue plastic protection film on it which made it easy to identify.

I've been dealing with Resin printers for over a year now, I own about 9 different resin printers and know how to take care of them and change the FEP, NFEP or ACP films when needed. As anyone I've messed up my films in accident before, so I am very careful now with the installation and replacement of the same. With all of that being said, I got this ACF film in case I would need it form my Phrozen Sonic Mega8ks.The first film I received with the printer was damaged upon arrival. I made an opening video and then Prhozen sent me a new one, upon installation of the new one everything was working great until accidently a spatula fell in the bath and caused some damaged to the ACF (the bath was not in the printer and a small puncture was caused). So I decided to used this ACF film I have bought in case of emergencies (like to be prepared). I made sure there was no wholes upon opening the product, cleaned my printer screen very well as leaving residues in the printer can cause your ACF or other films to tear faster. I installed the new ACF, everything looked great, poured resin in, made sure there was no leeks and started a print. The print came out almost perfect with the exception that one of the last layers looked a bit damaged. So I removed the bath and lo and behold there was a small whole in the ACF film which caused a small leek which lead to that error and would lead to further failed prints and or damage to the screen if I continue using it. The ACF film didn't even last more than 1 print. This is definitely not a product I would recommend using.

Very nice film, pay attention to the side and readjust the bed height after installing. Firmer than ACF. I used it for the sonic mega 8k and 8ks vats. Nice clean peel sounds with every layer

Worked great on my M3 Max

So far it's the only nfep I've found on Amazon. Most others send me the wrong size for my Phrozen Transform printer. And then Amazon charges me again after I submit a refund request. So I stopped trying others

I've been using my 3d resin printer for 4 years and I've never had a film fail this badly. The first 3 prints stuck so bad i assumed i put it in upside down so i pulled and replaced it with the same thing being more careful. It just kept sticking with prints that I know previously worked.Horrible. Happily I had some Nfep i can replace it with. short life, but does the job right.

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