Acetal sheet, also known as POM-C, is an engineering plastic sheet used for precision machined components. Common uses include wear pads, guide rails, machine parts, gears, and sliding components. It offers low friction, good strength, and dimensional stability, making it suitable for industrial and mechanical applications.

Black and white POM-C acetal sheets have similar mechanical properties. White acetal is commonly used for general engineering and food-related applications where visual cleanliness matters. Black acetal often includes carbon additives that improve UV resistance and make it better suited for outdoor or exposed environments.

Acetal sheet is typically available in a wide range of thicknesses, from thin precision sheets to heavy-duty engineering grades. Standard sheet sizes are commonly supplied, with availability depending on thickness and colour. Sheets can usually be cut to size to suit machining or fabrication requirements.

Yes. Acetal sheet machines cleanly using standard metalworking tools. It can be milled, drilled, tapped, and CNC machined with good dimensional accuracy and surface finish. POM-C produces minimal burrs and is suitable for tight-tolerance components used in mechanical and wear applications.

POM-C acetal sheet is highly durable in wear and sliding applications. It resists fatigue, maintains stiffness over time, and has low moisture absorption, helping parts retain their shape. It is not designed for high-temperature structural use and should be operated within recommended temperature limits.

POM-C offers good resistance to fuels, oils, greases, and many common chemicals. It has very low moisture absorption, which helps maintain dimensional stability. It is not suitable for strong acids, oxidising agents, or continuous exposure to high temperatures or direct UV without protection.