Aramid
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Aramid Pulp
• Excellent toughness, light weight
• High strength and high modulus
• Resistance to high temperature and chemicals
• Electrical insulation, low thermal expansion... -
Aramid Short-cut Fiber
• Excellent tensile strength, but low weight
• High tenacity and high modulus
• Resistance to cut, good durability
• Low flammability -
Aramid Cloth
• High strength to weight ratio
• Efficient thermal insulation
• Excellent resistance to cutting, abrasion and tearing
• High tenacity and high modulus -
Aramid Filament Yarn
• Good thermal stability
• Outstanding strength-to-weight ratio
• High tenacity and high modulus
• Resistance to heat, flame and chemicals -
Aramid Staple Fiber
• Outstanding strength-to-weight ratio
• High tenacity and high modulus
• High cut resistance
• Low flammability -
Aramid Powder
• High strength to weight ratio
• High tenacity and high modulus
• Heat and chemical resistance
• Flame retardant and fireproofing -
Aramid Paper
• Non-toxicity and flame retardant
• Good thermal stability, unchanged at temperature under 200°C
• High dielectric strength, higher than 10 KV/ mm
• Good chemical... -
Aramid Packing
• Resistant to high pressure applications
• Exceptionally high tensile strength and outstanding heat resistance
• More flexible
Aramid products have rapidly become the new go-to material in a variety of industries. Aramid refers to a family of synthetic fibers that are incredibly strong and heat-resistant. These fibers are made from a combination of para-phenylenediamine and terephthalic acid, which form long chains through a process called polymerization.
Aramid fiber is incredibly strong, making it ideal for heavy-duty applications such as aerospace and defense. Additionally, aramid fiber is heat-resistant, which makes it a popular choice for protective clothing and industrial applications where high temperatures are a concern.












