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Can polyoxymethylene POM be used directly? Is Fuyi’s modification technology good?

2010-12-28View Original

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Does anyone know about **Fuyi’s technology? It is said to be Formosa Plastics’ technology, and it’s not very advanced anymore. But at present, only they are still transferring the POM production technology around; however, despite such transfers, the core technology keeps the investing factories firmly outside the circle. Shanghai Lanxing should also use their technology; does anyone know whether qualified POM has been produced? Can qualified POM be sold directly or must it be modified? I heard from a college classmate that even working with **Fuyi didn’t end well. There is another question: Can POM from foreign companies like Dupont be used directly? Is Delin modified or unmodified? I am extremely grateful for all the help you have provided!
Reply #22011-01-06
The ** technology used by Henan Yongmei has now enabled the production of qualified MC90 products!
Reply #32011-01-11
MC90 is just an ordinary grade; it cannot be considered modified. M270, M25, and M450 are more difficult to produce than M90. Modification involves adding certain modified resins to enhance its properties. Fuyi’s modification technology is not yet available on the Chinese mainland
Reply #42012-06-13
**Fuyi’s technology is Polish ZAT technology! It’s just plagiarism
Reply #52012-06-14
Many POM materials are used in their untreated form, such as DuPont 100P, 500P, 100, Asahi Kasei 4520, and many others
Reply #62012-06-15
**Fuyi’s technology comes from Formosa Plastics, and it has been transferred to several companies in China
Reply #72012-07-05
In Kaifeng, Henan, there are two brands: MC90 and 270, and the quality of their products is top-notch
Reply #82012-07-07
You must be mistaken. It’s okay to say that Fu Yi plagiarized, but you can’t just make up things like that; he had no need to steal Polish technology.
Reply #92022-04-02
Hello, may I ask about the steam consumption per unit of trimellitic anhydride in the **Fuyi polyoxymethylene plant? I work with polyoxymethylene produced by the resin method, and I would like to make a comparison with polyoxymethylene produced by the sulfuric acid method.

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