Our models in Para AramidTechnical material
A technical fiber
Aramid fibers are part of the polyamide family.
Aramid fibers
Aramid fibers are part of the polyamide family (the word aramid comes from the contraction of "aromatic polyamide". It is a class of fibers that are very resistant to heat and/or have excellent mechanical properties (in particular resistance breakage) They are widely used in our technical textiles.
Kevlar
Kevlar® was developed in the USA by the DuPont company. Competitors were then inspired by the formula to create equivalents, thus the Dutch AkzoNobel created the Twaron® then the Japanese Teikin created the Technora.
Technical uses
These fibers, which have interesting properties of resistance to heat, shear and traction while maintaining a low density, have become essential in ropes and straps intended for technical uses: protective clothing, composite or rubber reinforcements, etc.
We are alsomanufacturers!
On request or from the catalogue, we are able to associate all our textile articles with an infinite choice of terminations: plastic buckles, metal parts, hooks, tilting ends, thimbles, carabiners... Our technical team is at your disposal for all your developments. .
Properties of our Aramid models
Density
1,44
Recovery rate
about 4% (relatively hydrophilic fiber)
Exceptional tensile strength
(200cN/tex, i.e. 5 times stronger than steel)
Low elongation
(2% to 4%)
Heat behavior
does not melt, carbonizes at more than 400°C
Excellent properties
dielectric and non-conductive
Good resistance
shocks and fatigue
Sensitive to UV and chemicals
Technora having a higher chemical resistance than Kevlar and Twaron)
Our Aramid models
