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Polyoxymethylene as a new material. It has excellent wear resistance and can replace steel in certain applications, which is why it is referred to as a material that \"exceeds the standards of steel\" or one that \"replaces steel\". What are the prospects for polyoxymethylene?
The future prospects of engineering plastics cannot be determined solely based on their performance; what is more important is how long they can last, whether they are environmentally friendly, and the areas in which they can be used
Polyoxymethylene has significant drawbacks in terms of environmental protection
“\"Chōkō\" and \"Dakō\" are trademarks of the Japanese company Boride/Wintech; they are transliterations in English and do not necessarily indicate performance characteristics.
It is mainly used in OA devices, but thinking back to the smell when getting injections back then, it’s really unbelievable.
The prospects for polyoxymethylene are good, with promising developments ahead, but the technical challenges are high; there is still a long way to go to achieve the best results.
It seems that the production capacity is too high in the domestic market; it is said that Shanghai Lansing’s polyoxymethylene project is operating at a loss.
Formaldehyde has many uses; it is widely used in molds, as well as in three-plate structures and artificial boards
It’s a good material, one of the five major engineering plastics; it’s a shame that it’s used as a general-purpose plastic in China
It seems that now is not the time to talk about prospects, but rather whether domestic production can be stabilized.
As one of the five major engineering plastics, polyoxymethylene boasts wide applications and excellent properties. However, domestic manufacturers of polyoxymethylene are still in the process of mastering the production techniques; the plants in operation are not very stable, and the quality of the products is inconsistent – the industry is still in a developmental stage