Black Delrin acetal rod shown on a clean white background, labeled CNC and lathe stock. Solid round engineering plastic rod with smooth surface finish, used for machining bushings, spacers, fixtures, and low-friction mechanical parts on CNC mills or lathes.

Black Delrin Rods: CNC Machining Round Stock - 100mm long

10mm (2 pack)
$25.00
$25.00
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Black Delrin acetal rod shown on a clean white background, labeled CNC and lathe stock. Solid round engineering plastic rod with smooth surface finish, used for machining bushings, spacers, fixtures, and low-friction mechanical parts on CNC mills or lathes.
  • Black Delrin acetal rod shown on a clean white background, labeled CNC and lathe stock. Solid round engineering plastic rod with smooth surface finish, used for machining bushings, spacers, fixtures, and low-friction mechanical parts on CNC mills or lathes.
  • Two black 10mm Delrin acetal rods displayed side by side on a white background, indicating size selection at checkout. Precision plastic rod stock for CNC machining and lathe work, commonly used for bushings, wear parts, spacers, guides, and prototype components.
  • Close-up of a black Delrin acetal rod held in hand over a cutting mat, showing the solid round cross section and matte surface. Engineering plastic rod stock suitable for lathe turning, CNC machining, and fabrication of low-friction mechanical parts.
  • End view of a black Delrin acetal rod showing the solid round profile and clean cut face. This engineering plastic machines predictably and is commonly used for bushings, spacers, fixtures, and precision components on CNC mills and lathes.
  • Black Delrin acetal rod resting on a wooden workbench next to calipers and measuring tools, emphasizing precision machining use. CNC and lathe-ready engineering plastic stock ideal for functional prototypes, jigs, bushings, and low-wear mechanical parts.
  • Black Delrin acetal rod shown on a clean white background, labeled CNC and lathe stock. Solid round engineering plastic rod with smooth surface finish, used for machining bushings, spacers, fixtures, and low-friction mechanical parts on CNC mills or lathes.
  • Two black 10mm Delrin acetal rods displayed side by side on a white background, indicating size selection at checkout. Precision plastic rod stock for CNC machining and lathe work, commonly used for bushings, wear parts, spacers, guides, and prototype components.
  • Close-up of a black Delrin acetal rod held in hand over a cutting mat, showing the solid round cross section and matte surface. Engineering plastic rod stock suitable for lathe turning, CNC machining, and fabrication of low-friction mechanical parts.
  • End view of a black Delrin acetal rod showing the solid round profile and clean cut face. This engineering plastic machines predictably and is commonly used for bushings, spacers, fixtures, and precision components on CNC mills and lathes.
  • Black Delrin acetal rod resting on a wooden workbench next to calipers and measuring tools, emphasizing precision machining use. CNC and lathe-ready engineering plastic stock ideal for functional prototypes, jigs, bushings, and low-wear mechanical parts.
Black Delrin Rods: CNC Machining Round Stock - 100mm long

Black Delrin Rods: CNC Machining Round Stock - 100mm long

$25.00
$25.00
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Delrin was developed to solve a specific problem in modern manufacturing: how to create precise, repeatable mechanical parts without the friction, corrosion, or variability of metal. Introduced in the mid-20th century as an engineering thermoplastic, it quickly became a staple in machinery, automation, and industrial design.

You’ll find Delrin in gears, bushings, wear strips, guides, fixtures, and moving components across factories, workshops, and machines that run continuously. Its low friction, dimensional stability, and moisture resistance made it a quiet backbone of modern mechanical systems.

Delrin machines cleanly and predictably, which is why it’s often chosen for fixtures, setup parts, and functional prototypes. It holds tolerances well, resists deformation under moderate load, and provides clear feedback during cutting, making it a reliable material for developing processes before committing to metal or production-grade components.

This plate is supplied as solid black Delrin intended for machining or fabrication. It is not coated, polished, or surface-treated.

Base Length: 100 mm (3.94")
Thickness: Select from variations at checkout.

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