Delrin (POM) Injection Moulding
Delrin is a high strength material with excellent wear resistance
Injection-moulded Delrin (POM) offers high-tensile strength, low-friction and high-wear resistance, creep and warp resistance, and overall durability and toughness. It's a high-performance material for parts that will be in harsh environments or experience heavy wear.
The Main Benefits of Delrin (POM):
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Delrin Material Properties
Tensile Modulus ISO 527-2 |
Tensile Strain (Yield) ISO 527-2 |
Rockwell Hardness ISO 2039-2 |
Heat Deflection ISO 72-A/B |
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Delrin 500P | 3,100 MPa | 17% |
M-Scale: 90 |
0.45 MPa, Unannealed: 162 °C 1.8 MPa, Unannealed: 96 °C |
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Uses for Moulded Delrin Parts
The robust mechanical properties of Delrin makes it a good material choice for parts that are in moist or wet environments and high wear applications. In many cases, it can be used as an alternative to metal.
Typical parts include:
- Pump and valve components
- Gears
- Bearings
- Bushings
- Fittings