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We also accept orders outside of product standards. Please contact us for details.

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We can also handle processed products. We accept orders for as little as one part. We can also handle materials that are not in our lineup, so please feel free to contact us.

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The term "hardness" is often used to refer to the specific properties required. For example, if you want to reduce wear of a part, you can change to a material with higher wear resistance (sliding grade, etc.).
If you want to reduce deformation of the part, you can use a material with higher mechanical strength (e.g., nylon).
Please feel free to contact us first to find out why you need a "hard" resin and what problems you are experiencing.

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Teflon and ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fall into this category. (Water absorption is less than 0.01%.)
Polyacetal resin also does not absorb water to zero, but dimensional changes do not occur within normal tolerances.

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Since the material absorbs water, care should be taken when using it in places with high humidity or where it is exposed to water. Water absorption may cause slight dimensional changes and degradation of physical properties.
In addition, the material generally has high chemical resistance, but is weak against acids. For details, please refer to our general catalog.

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Round bars up to φ600 and plates up to 150t can be handled.

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Our cast nylon is generally a "monomer cast nylon" material.
MC Nylon" is a widely known trade name under the trademark of Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials Corporation.
MC nylon" is often used to refer to monomer-cast nylons in general.

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6 nylon. Cast nylon is cast molded by pouring the raw material into a mold and polymerizing it. Cast nylon has higher mechanical strength and lower water absorbency than extruded 6 nylon.

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The molecular structures are different. As a result, homopolymer (Delrin) has superior mechanical strength to copolymer (Duracon).
On the other hand, copolymer (DURACON) has better chemical resistance and heat aging properties than homopolymer (DURACON).

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Even if we speak of "friction and wear resistance" in general, the specific characteristics required often differ.
For example, if you want to suppress the generation of abrasion powder through use, use a material with high abrasion resistance (such as polyethylene).
If you want to use the product at high surface pressure and high speed, you can change to a material with a higher allowable PV value (sliding grade, etc.).
Please feel free to contact us first to find out what kind of application requires a "friction and wear resistant" resin, and what kind of problems you are experiencing.