100% Kevlar offers increased heat resistance
Soft and comfortable for extended use
Offers protection against cuts, slashes and abrasion

Before starting your project with KEVLAR®, consider:
KEVLAR® is difficult to cut, sand, and machine. Consider a dedicated pair of serrated scissors.
Our KEVLAR® is not meant to be sewn.
Unused KEVLAR® should be stored away from UV light.

KEVLAR GLOVE PROTECTS HAND FROM GLASS

The high tensile strength to weight ratio allows Kevlar, a synthetic fiber, to withstand extreme pressure from outside forces.

Kevlar gloves are used in applications where sharp objects are present; Kevlar is highly cut-resistant and nonflammable.

Aramid fabric applications:

Concrete beams, plates and columns of building structure, such as shear, bend resistance, ductility and seismic reinforcement;

Subway tunnels, stations, electric railway tunnels, senior computer rooms and other buildings that require insulation;

Transportation, hydropower, nuclear power and energy structural strengthening and repair of such infrastructure. 

Our Kevlar Aramid Fabric is widely used for making bulletproof jackets, pants, plates, helmets etc. Kevlar Ballistic Fabric is also known as Aramid Ballistic Fabric and is softer and more comfortable than UHMW-PE. The UV resistance is however a bit low. It is widely demanded by the law enforcement bodies and military establishments.