
Delrin® Homopolymer Delrin® homopolymer also known as POM is a crystalline plastic. It offers an excellent balance of properties between metals and plastics. Different chemical companies with slightly different mixes produce this material using names such as Delrin® and Celcon®. Characteristics of Delrin® are its high tensile strength, hardness, and rigidity to −40 °C. It has high fatigue and creep resistance as well as high toughness and stiffness. Delrin® has excellent dimensional stability and low friction. Because

Ultem® PEI is a semi-transparent high-temperature plastic. It is used to make custom parts as well as fasteners such as screws, hex nuts, washers, threaded studs, and spacers. It can be both molded and machined. Ultem® PEI fasteners and custom hardware are also available in glass filled grades for greater strength and stiffness. (Glass-filled grades are opaque.) Ultem® 1000 is the natural grade, and Ultem® 2300 is the glass filled grade. Ultem®

Nylon plastic is a polyamide. So it is made up of two monomers. Each monomer contains 6 carbon atoms of hexamethylenediamine and six of adipic acid. FIVE REASONS NOT TO USE NYLON HYGROSCOPIC Nylon plastic is hygroscopic. That means it absorbs water even from the natural environment. And water absorbsion can cause changes in a part’s dimensions. NOT UV RESISTANT It is not UV resistant without additives. NYLON PLASTIC IS NOT CHEMICALLY RESISTANT And

What is Plastic Threaded Rod? Plastic threaded rod is a bar of round plastic material threaded in a helical structure. It is used to convert between rotational and linear movement or force. Thus, it creates a strong resistance to pressure and tension. The direction of the rotation the rod creates depends on whether it has a right hand thread or a left hand thread. What is Plastic Threaded Rod Used