Delrin® 100AF is a high viscosity acetal homopolymer containing 20% PTFE fibers. It is designed for applications requiring low wear and/or low friction against steel, itself, or other plastics.

Key Properties of Delrin 100AF 20% PTFE Fiber-filled POM-H

• Composition: Homopolymer acetal resin uniformly reinforced with 20% chopped PTFE fibers for homogeneous distribution, optimizing sliding friction without compromising core acetal toughness.
• Performance Benefits:
  • Superior wear resistance and reduced coefficient of friction compared to unfilled acetal or powder-filled PTFE variants.
  • Excellent internal lubrication, eliminating the need for added oils or greases.
  • High strength, toughness, and dimensional stability under load.
  • Good creep resistance and machinability; minimal stick-slip effects.
  • Color: Typically brown (due to PTFE fiber integration).
• Typical Applications: Bearings, bushings, cams, gears, rollers, and other precision components in automotive, industrial machinery, and consumer electronics where low noise, low maintenance, and high cycle life are critical.

This material maintains the inherent chemical resistance, low moisture absorption, and thermal stability of standard Delrin (up to 180°F/82°C continuous use), but the PTFE fibers specifically target tribological (friction/wear) improvements.

Available Shapes and Forms

Delrin 100AF 20% PTFE fiber is supplied as semi-finished "stock shapes" for machining into custom parts. Common forms include:

Delrin® 100AF and Delrin® 100AF Blend are both PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene)-filled acetal homopolymers from DuPont (now DELRIN USA LLC), designed for low-friction, wear-resistant applications like bearings, bushings, and sliding components. They enhance the base Delrin® acetal's properties with PTFE for reduced friction and improved lubricity. The key differences lie in their composition, PTFE content, processing methods, and resulting mechanical trade-offs.

Key Differences