
Base POM resin
Without a dominant wear, electrical or impact gap, establish molding and dimensional baselines with base POM. If sticking, tooth wear or load deformation emerges, move to lubricated or reinforced formulations.
Material selection for washing machine components
Drive parts face starting impact and tooth wear; drain and valve parts depend on fit and sealing after hot-water and detergent exposure. Build separate shortlists for dry and wet service.
Washing Machine Components
Drive parts face starting impact and tooth wear; drain and valve parts depend on fit and sealing after hot-water and detergent exposure. Build separate shortlists for dry and wet service.
Typical components
Hot-water and fluid exposure can alter sealing dimensions; repeated actuation wears mating surfaces. Balance dimensional retention and starting force, then leakage after pressure cycles.

Uneven shrinkage across ports shifts seals; hot-water cycles alter fits. Balance filling with warpage control; check leakage after detergent exposure.
Without a dominant wear, electrical or impact gap, establish molding and dimensional baselines with base POM. If sticking, tooth wear or load deformation emerges, move to lubricated or reinforced formulations.
View materials & gradesFor continuous meshing, control tooth heat and wear; for starts or reversals, balance root loading with impact toughness.

Spin-cycle starts add impact and cyclic loads; tooth wear adds noise. Balance root capacity with wear resistance; check assembly clearance after vibration.
Precision plastic gearsFor meshing or sliding wear and clearance growth, shortlist MoS₂-modified EMS102 and EMS162. Start with EMS102 for flow-sensitive molding and EMS162 when tensile strength leads selection.
For low-speed starts, dry sliding or stick-slip noise, start with PTFE-modified EPTL402. Compare starting force, running torque and wear separately for steel–plastic and plastic–plastic pairs.
View materials & gradesFor load deformation or location drift, compare EGH302H (15% GF) with EGH602H (30% GF). Alongside stiffness, check orientation-driven warpage, assembly toughness and mating-surface wear.
View materials & gradesHot-water and fluid exposure can alter sealing dimensions; repeated actuation wears mating surfaces. Balance dimensional retention and starting force, then leakage after pressure cycles.

Chamber and flange warpage disrupts sealing; hot water and detergent complicate dimensional control. Compare stiffness and toughness, then sealing under pressure differential.
For meshing or sliding wear and clearance growth, shortlist MoS₂-modified EMS102 and EMS162. Start with EMS102 for flow-sensitive molding and EMS162 when tensile strength leads selection.
For low-speed starts, dry sliding or stick-slip noise, start with PTFE-modified EPTL402. Compare starting force, running torque and wear separately for steel–plastic and plastic–plastic pairs.
View materials & gradesFor load deformation or location drift, compare EGH302H (15% GF) with EGH602H (30% GF). Alongside stiffness, check orientation-driven warpage, assembly toughness and mating-surface wear.
View materials & gradesMaterial options
Choose the formulation for the dominant failure mode, then build a first comparison with the baseline grades below. Consult each TDS for properties and molding conditions.
Next step
Send a part drawing or function, the current failure and material, plus known operating conditions. Receive a candidate-grade comparison, TDS and molding-trial sample support, with the key checks for your part.