Our models in Para Aramide
Technical material

Aramid fibers belong to the polyamide family (the word aramid comes from the contraction of "aromatic polyamide"). This is a class of fibers that are highly heat-resistant and/or have excellent mechanical properties (notably resistance to breakage). They are widely used in our technical textiles.

Kevlar® was developed in the USA by the DuPont company. Competitors then drew inspiration from the formula to create equivalents: the Dutch company AkzoNobel created Twaron®, then the Japanese company Teikin created Technora®.

These fibers, which have excellent heat, shear and tensile strength properties while retaining low density, have become indispensable in ropes and webbings for technical applications: protective clothing, composite or rubber reinforcements...