Has anyone seen scaffolding made of polyoxymethylene?
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I wonder if the usage is high in this area?
Due to its high fatigue strength, excellent wear resistance, low water absorption, high surface hardness/rigidity, high dimensional stability/precision, and good sliding properties, POM has replaced some markets traditionally occupied by metals; it is used to manufacture many components in place of zinc, brass, aluminum, and steel, and is commonly employed in the production of gears, bearings, and piping components (piping valves, pump housings). To use as scaffolding? Underutilizing such talent.
Are there any other potential applications for polyoxymethylene?
Is there a cost advantage? I’m just curious about this
It’s a waste of such high-quality material; POM is considered an engineering plastic, and it’s a shame to use it for scaffolding
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