POM
Delrin, Acetal
High-strength, low-friction engineering plastic with good wear resistance and dimensional stability.
Strengths
Low frictionWear resistanceStable machining
Typical parts
- Gears
- Bushings
- Sliding parts
- Precision plastic fixtures
Material list
Common options for quote review and production planning.
Final selection depends on geometry, tolerances, cosmetic requirements, operating environment, volume, and lead-time targets.
Nylon
PA, PA66
Tough engineering plastic for wear-resistant parts, rollers, supports, and mechanical components.
Strengths
Impact resistanceWear resistanceGood toughness
Typical parts
- Rollers
- Guides
- Bearing parts
- Wear pads
ABS & PC
ABS, Polycarbonate
General engineering plastics for housings, panels, covers, and functional prototypes.
Strengths
Good appearanceImpact resistancePrototype friendly
Typical parts
- Enclosures
- Covers
- Display parts
- Camera housings
PEEK
High-performance plastic for demanding thermal, chemical, and mechanical environments.
Strengths
High temperature resistanceChemical resistanceHigh strength
Typical parts
- Medical fixtures
- Aerospace parts
- Insulators
- High-load plastic parts
PTFE
Teflon
Low-friction, chemically resistant plastic for seals, liners, and sliding applications.
Strengths
Very low frictionChemical resistanceNon-stick behavior
Typical parts
- Seals
- Gaskets
- Sliding pads
- Chemical-contact parts
FR4 & G-10
Glass epoxy laminate materials for insulating, stable, and electrical applications.
Strengths
Electrical insulationDimensional stabilityGood rigidity
Typical parts
- Insulating plates
- PCB fixtures
- Electrical supports
- Test fixtures