Delrin 150

Delrin 150 is a specific grade of Delrin that offers enhanced mechanical properties compared to the standard grade.

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64 MPa

Ultimate Tensile Strength
57 MPa

Yield Strength
107 Rockwell

Hardness
80 MPa

Flexural and Impact Strength

At a Glance

Material Type
Plastic
Material Name
Delrin 150
Process Compatibility
CNC Machining, Injection Molding

Properties Table of Delrin 150

Properties

Ultimate Tensile Strength 64 MPa
Yield Strength 57 MPa
Hardness 107 Rockwell M
Flexural and Impact Strength 80 MPa(Flexural)
Modulus of Elasticity 2.5 GPa
Elongation at Break 25%
Creep and Wear Resistance Excellent
Machinability and Moldability Excellent
Physical Properties
UV Resistance Excellent
Ductility and Flexibility High
Density and Weight 1.42 g/cm³
Chemical Resistance Good
Porosity Low
Thermal Properties
Maximum Service Temperature 90°C
Thermal Expansion Coefficient 80-90 x 10^-6/°C
Thermal Conductivity 0.32 W/(m·°C)
Electrical Properties
Electrical Resistivity 10^15-10^17 Ω·cm
ESD Safety Good

Applications of Delrin 150

Automotive gears
Electrical connectors
Consumer electronics components
Medical device parts
Industrial bearings
Conveyor system components
Aerospace components
Valve components

Advantages of Delrin 150

High mechanical strength
Low friction and wear resistance
Dimensional stability
Chemical resistance
FDA approval for food contact
Low moisture absorption
Machinability
Electrical insulation properties

Raw Stock

CNC Machined

Finished Parts

Delrin 150 — Machining Notes

Delrin 150 in CNC Machin
is Delrin 150?

Delrin 150 in CNC Machining

Delrin 150 is a specific grade of Delrin that offers enhanced mechanical properties compared to the standard grade.

Delrin, also known as POM (polyoxymethylene), is a high-performance engineering thermoplastic widely used in CNC machining. Delrin 150 has a low coefficient of friction, excellent dimensional stability, high stiffness, and good wear resistance. It is a strong plastic suitable for extrusion processes. It remains stable at high temperatures, minimizes residue buildup, and improves crystallization for denser structures. It has minimal warping and resistance to deformation.

Machining Delrin generally requires higher cutting speeds and lower feeds compared to metals. Delrin has good machinability without the need for coolant in many cases. However, using air or a mist coolant can help in chip evacuation and cooling during machining. Lubrication can improve tool life and surface finish. Dry cutting is also feasible, depending on the machining parameters. Delrin has low moisture absorption and minimizes the need for post-machining drying processes.

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What is Delrin 150?

Delrin 150 is an acetal homopolymer that offers a balanced set of properties, combining characteristics of both metal and plastic. This material can be an ideal replacement for metal. It has low moisture absorption, high tensile strength, resistance to deformation (creep resistance), and overall durability.

Additionally, Delrin has chemical resistance to hydrocarbons, solvents, and natural chemicals, which is why it is good for components exposed to wet environments, such as pump and valve parts.

Delrin is easy to process with minimal odor, reducing issues like mold deposit and machine corrosion. It has a wide processing temperature range and high productivity, leading to cost savings in manufacturing.

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FAQ

What is the difference between Delrin and Delrin 150?

Delrin 150 specifically refers to a grade of Delrin. Delrin 150 is a homopolymer acetal resin with enhanced properties, such as improved crystallinity and mechanical strength, compared to standard Delrin.

Is Delrin 150 FDA-approved?

Yes, Delrin 150 is FDA-approved. It can be used in applications involving contact with food or pharmaceuticals. It complies with the regulations set by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for materials used in such sensitive environments.

Is Delrin 150 expensive?

The cost of Delrin 150 can vary based on factors such as the quantity ordered, supplier pricing, and market conditions. Engineering plastics like Delrin 150 are generally considered to be more expensive than standard plastics due to their enhanced properties and performance. However, the long-term benefits often justify the initial investment.

Does Delrin 150 break easily?

Delrin 150 has high mechanical strength, toughness, and resistance to wear and abrasion. However, like any other material, it is not completely immune to breakage, which can be influenced by factors such as the specific application, design considerations, and external conditions.