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| POM-C is a cost-effective copolymer acetal engineering plastic with good thermal stability, easy processability, and acid/alkali resistance. It is particularly suitable for wear-resistant applications in humid environments, and its price is approximately half that of homopolymer POM. | |||||||||
Polyoxymethylene Copolymer (Copolymer Acetal) is one of the major types of POM, produced by copolymerizing two different monomers.
Compared to homopolymer POM (POM-H):
Better thermal stability
Wider processing window
More resistant to chemical corrosion
Less prone to decomposition
Higher cost-effectiveness
Therefore:
POM-C is the most widely used type of POM on the market today.
POM-C exhibits:
High strength
High hardness
High rigidity
Excellent compressive performance
Its mechanical properties are close to those of some metallic materials, which is why it is known as "Race-Steel" .
Suitable for: Structural components, Mechanical parts, Precision components
One of the biggest advantages of POM-C:
Low friction coefficient
Excellent self-lubricating properties
Long wear life
High limiting PV value
Operates for long periods without additional lubrication.
Particularly suitable for: Gears, Slides, Bearings, Guide rails, Conveyor system parts
Moreover: In humid environments, POM-C offers better wear resistance than nylon.
POM-C provides:
Strong resistance to repeated impact
High fatigue resistance
Resistance to cracking under long-term cyclic use
Suitable for: Elastic snaps/clips, Spring structures, High-frequency moving parts
POM-C features:
Low water absorption
Minimal influence from humidity
Stable shrinkage
Resistance to deformation
Characteristic:
Very good precision dimensional stability.
Especially suitable for: CNC machined parts, Precision automation components, Semiconductor equipment parts
POM-C is more resistant to chemical corrosion than homopolymer POM.
Resistant to:
Gasoline
Lubricating oils
Alcohols
Ethers
Weak acids
Weak bases
Also offers:
Good oil resistance
Good solvent resistance
Widely used in: Automotive fuel systems, Valve bodies, Pump bodies, Chemical equipment
Compared to POM-H:
POM-C is less prone to thermal decomposition.
Advantages:
Wider processing temperature range
Easier to injection mold
Less likely to generate formaldehyde gas
Better molding stability
Suitable for: Large-sized products, Complex structural parts, Long-duration continuous processing
POM-C offers:
High insulation resistance
Low dielectric loss
Arc resistance
Moreover:
Virtually unaffected by temperature and humidity.
Suitable for: Electrical insulation components, Electronic connectors, Appliance structural parts
POM-C has a water absorption rate of approximately: 0.22% – 0.25%
Therefore:
Resists swelling
Dimensionally stable
Stable mechanical properties
Better suited than nylon for: Humid environments, Water treatment equipment, Liquid-contact components
POM-C processing characteristics:
Easy to extrude
Easy to injection mold
Easy to machine
Smooth machined surface
Suitable for producing:
POM sheets
POM rods
POM tubes
CNC precision parts
The surface of POM-C material is:
Smooth
Dense
Low friction
Good appearance
Suitable for: Precision sliding components, Appearance structural parts, High-gloss mechanical parts
Property Typical Value
Density 1.41–1.43 g/cm³
Water Absorption 0.22–0.25%
Long-term Service Temperature -40°C ~ 100°C
Tensile Strength ≥60 MPa
Heat Deflection Temperature 100–110°C
Friction Coefficient Very low
Molding Shrinkage Rate Approx. 2%
Fuel pumps
Door handles
Clips/snaps
Wiper systems
Valve bodies
Bearings
Gears
Guide rails
Slides
Conveyor components
Connectors
Switch components
Electrical insulation parts
Food & Water Treatment Equipment
Valves
Quick-connect fittings
Pump housings
Coffee machine components
Water purifier components
Medical Devices
Injection pen components
Precision medical parts
Medical transmission structures
Compared to POM-H (Homopolymer POM):
POM-C is:
More resistant to chemical corrosion
More resistant to thermal decomposition
Easier to process
More stable
Better suited for high-volume production
More cost-effective
Main Disadvantages of POM-C
Although POM-C has excellent overall performance, it still has some limitations:
Moderate flame retardancy
Moderate long-term weatherability
Limited UV stability
Difficult to bond/adhere
May decompose at high temperatures
Therefore, for outdoor use, modifications are typically required:
UV stabilization
Anti-aging modification
The performance properties of the JUTAIPOM® NA-C series are shown in the table below:
Property | Test Standard | Unit | JUTAIPOM® NA-C |
|---|---|---|---|
Density | ISO 1183-1 | g/cm³ | 1.41 ± 0.02 |
Melting Point | ISO 11357 | ℃ | ≥165 |
Tensile Yield Strength | ISO 527-2 | MPa | ≥60 |
Tensile Modulus | ISO 527-2 | GPa | ≥2.8 |
Elongation at Break | ISO 527-2 | % | ≥32 |
Notched Impact Strength | ISO 179 | kJ/m² | ≥6.0 |
Flexural Strength | ISO 178 | MPa | ≥85 |
Flexural Modulus | ISO 178 | GPa | ≥2.8 |
Rockwell Hardness | ISO 2039-2 | HRM | ≥82 |
Heat Deflection Temperature | ISO 75-2 | ℃ | ≥95 |
Long-term Service Temperature | - | ℃ | -40 ~ 100 |
Water Absorption (24h) | ISO 62 | % | ≤0.25 |
Volume Resistivity | IEC 62631-3-1 | Ω•cm | 10¹² – 10¹⁶ |
Surface Resistivity | IEC 62631-3-1 | Ω | 10¹² – 10¹⁵ |
Dielectric Strength | IEC 60243-1 | kV/mm | ≥15 |
Dielectric Constant | IEC 62631-2-1 / IEC 60250 | - | 3.4 – 3.8 |
Dielectric Dissipation Factor | IEC 62631-2-1 / IEC 60250 | - | ≤8 × 10⁻³ |
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