POM is a high crystalline polymer with high elastic modulus, excellent hardness, and stiffness. It can be used over a long period at temperatures ranging from -40 to 100°C. It also withstands multiple impacts without significant strength variation, and its strength is minimally affected by temperature and temperature changes. One of POM's good electrical properties is that its dielectric constant is not affected by temperature and humidity. The slight differences in trace impurities due to different manufacturing processes can have an order of magnitude effect on volume resistance. POM's drawbacks include its relatively high density, opacity, resistance to acids, high shrinkage during molding, not very high melting point, and rapid thermal degradation at high temperatures. Thermal oxidation degradation also occurs in the presence of oxygen.Suitable for manufacturing handles for electric wrenches, switch handles, as well as parts for telephones, radios, tape recorders, video recorders, televisions, computers, and fax machines. Additionally, it can be used for timer components and tape player mounts.