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20mm Natural Acetal Homopolymer Rod
Our 20mm Natural Acetal Homopolymer Rod, commonly known as Delrin, offers outstanding mechanical properties and versatility. This engineering plastic is renowned for its excellent strength, low friction, and resistance to wear, making it a popular choice across various industries.
Key Features
- High Strength: Delrin exhibits exceptional tensile strength, making it suitable for demanding applications.
- Low Friction Coefficient: This material provides a smooth surface that reduces wear and tear in moving parts.
- Chemical Resistance: Acetal is resistant to many chemicals, including solvents and fuels, enhancing its durability in harsh environments.
- Dimensional Stability: The rod maintains its shape and size across a range of temperatures and humidity levels.
- Easy Machinability: Delrin can be easily machined to precise specifications, allowing for custom applications.
Applications
- Automotive Components: Ideal for gears, bearings, and bushings that require high strength and low friction.
- Industrial Machinery: Used in parts that demand durability and resistance to wear.
- Consumer Products: Suitable for components in appliances and electronic devices due to its aesthetic appeal and functionality.
- Medical Devices: Its biocompatibility makes it a preferred choice for various medical applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Delrin made from?
Delrin is a homopolymer of acetal, which is a type of thermoplastic known for its exceptional mechanical properties.
What are the temperature limits for Delrin?
This material can typically withstand temperatures up to 90°C (194°F) without losing its structural integrity.
Can Delrin be used outdoors?
While Delrin has good UV resistance, prolonged exposure to sunlight may affect its properties; it is best suited for indoor applications.
What sizes are available for this rod?
We supply various sizes of the Delrin rod, with the 20mm option being just one of them.
Is Delrin easy to machine?
Yes, Delrin is known for its excellent machinability, allowing for precise fabrication into intricate shapes.
What industries commonly use Delrin?
Delrin is widely used in automotive, industrial, and consumer goods industries due to its versatility and performance.
Is Delrin resistant to chemicals?
Yes, it has good resistance to many chemicals, including oils and solvents, making it suitable for various applications.
What colours does Delrin come in?
Our 20mm rod is available in a natural colour, but other colours may be available upon request.