POM (Delrin)
Introduction to POM
POM (Polyoxymethylene) is an engineering thermoplastic material that demonstrates excellent dimensional stability, stiffness and impact and temperature resistance. The material, also known as acetal or Delrin, can be produced two ways: as a homopolymer or as a copolymer.
POM materials are commonly used in the fabrication of pipe components, gear bearings, household appliances, automotive parts, consumer electronics and more.
Information of POM
| Features | Info | ||||
| Color | White, Black, Brown | ||||
| Process | CNC machining, injection molding | ||||
| Tolerance | With drawing: as low as +/- 0.005 mm No drawing: ISO 2768 medium | ||||
| Applications | High rigidity and strength applications like gears, bushings, and fixtures | ||||
| Price | $$ |
Available POM Subtypes
| Subtypes | Tensile Strength | Elongation at Break | Hardness | Density | Maximum Temp |
| Delrin 150 | 9,000 PSI | 25% | Rockwell M90 | 1.41 g/㎤ 0.05 lbs / cu. in. | 180° F |
| Delrin AF (13% PTFE Filled) | 7,690 – 8,100 PSI | 10.3% | Rockwell R115-R118 | 1.41 g/㎤ 0.05 lbs / cu. in. | 185° F |
| Delrin (30% Glass Filled) | 7,700 PSI | 6% | Rockwell M87 | 1.41 g/㎤ 0.06 lbs / cu. in. | 185° F |
Surface Finishes for Your Choosing
| Name | Description | Materials | Color | Texture | Link | |
| | Bead Blasting | Bead blasting results in parts with a smooth surface with a matte texture. Used mainly for visual applications and can be followed by other surface treatments. | ABS, Aluminum, Brass, Stainless Steel, Steel | n/a | Matte | Learn more |
Gallery of POM Plastic Parts
