POM Machining Service for CNC Parts

Get POM machining parts with tight tolerances and smooth finishes. Suitable for both functional prototypes or production.
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We Provide POM Machining Service to Match Your Needs!

We machine a lot of parts from POM, also known as Acetal or Delrin®. It’s one of the easier plastics to work with on a CNC because it cuts clean, holds its shape well, and doesn’t absorb much moisture. We’ve built up a good bit of experience running it for functional parts that need good wear resistance, tight tolerances, or low friction.

What is Machined POM (CNC Delrin)

POM CNC machining refers to using CNC milling or turning to cut POM (also called Acetal or Delrin®) into precise shapes. POM is a tough, low-friction plastic with good dimensional stability, which makes it ideal for tight-tolerance parts. It machines cleanly without melting or chipping, and it doesn’t absorb much moisture, so the final parts stay stable over time.

Types of POM Machining

POM Machining Material Properties

Here are some key properties of Delrin machining material. These values are typical and may vary depending on the grade and additives

Item Value
Density ~1.41 g/cm³
Tensile Strength ~60–70 MPa
Elongation at Break ~20–40%
Flexural Modulus ~2,500 MPa
Impact Strength (Notched) ~3–6 kJ/m²
Max Operating Temperature ~100–110°C
Water Absorption (24h) <0.2%

Popular Machining POM Products

Here are some popular POM machined parts we have made:

  • Gears
  • Bushings
  • Rollers
  • Spacers
  • Pulleys
  • Mounting brackets
  • Structural support parts
MATERIAL

POM

POLYOXYMETHYLENE

THERMOPLASTIC
MATERIAL FAMILY SEMI-CRYSTALLINE THERMOPLASTIC
DENSITY 1.41-1.43 g/gm³
SHRINKAGE RATE 1.5%-2.5%
TENSILE STRENGTH 60-80 MPa
WORKING TEMPERATURE -40°C to 100°C
IMPACT STRENGTH 50-120 J/m

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