What is Kevlar Fabric?
- Kevlar is a strong synthetic fiber that can stand up to heat.
- It is related to aramids ( a class of synthetic polymers) like Nomex and Technora.
- The fabric is usually spun into ropes or sheets that can be further used in composite components.
History
- Stephanie Kwolek, a scientist at DuPont, created Kevlar in 1965. In 1964, she began working with her team to develop a lightweight solution for tires that were nevertheless robust and durable, expecting a petrol crisis.
- As a commercial product, however, it was first introduced in the 1970s as a replacement for steel in racing tires.
What Makes it Stand out
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Texture |
It is smooth and has a ribbed texture |
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Fall |
The fabric is not suitable for drapes |
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Shine |
Kelvar fabric is lustrous in appearance. |
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Lightweight |
It is extremely strong with being light in weight. |
Applications & Usage
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Clothing |
Body armor, bulletproof vests, etc |
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Accessories |
Gloves, jackets, etc. |
Care Instructions
- Do not wash the fabric, as after drying the fibers of the fabric will get damaged.
- Keep the fabric out of sunlight
- As the fabric takes shape easily therefore it is recommended to keep the fabric properly.
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