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Kevlar fabric, also known as aramid fiber, is most commonly associated with ballistics applications, such as the production of bulletproof vests and body armor. However, Kevlar’s lightweight strength and versatility make it a beneficial fabric for a range of other applications that are less commonly associated with the material, such as high performance sailcloth, protective sportswear, and cryogenics outfitting. Many of Kevlar’s capabilities are a direct result of the way in which it’s woven and produced. To help manufacturers source the Kevlar woven fabric that will best suit their unique needs, Hornell, NY based industrial fabric producer, Stern & Stern Industries, Inc., has released a new series of videos to guide them through the fabric sourcing process.
The Kevlar woven fabric offered by Stern & Stern Industries is a popular choice for manufacturers seeking a highly enduring material that will retain its strength under considerable force, in extreme temperatures, and when exposed to certain chemicals. The new video series has been designed to help current and prospective industrial fabric customers navigate the process of choosing the right material and the many details therein. Such details include tensile strength ratings, air permeability, and weave style. As Stern & Stern Industries also offers a range of other high strength, high performance industrial fabrics, they have released the new video series to help viewers make a more informed fabric purchasing decision and gain a better understanding of what Kevlar specifically has to offer.
Viewers can now find the Kevlar woven fabric video serieson the industrial and manufacturing new site Magoda, and on Magoda’s official YouTube channel. The videos are the latest addition to Stern & Stern Industries’ extensive body of fabric information online. More details on woven industrial fabrics available through Stern & Stern Industries can be found on the company’s website, online catalog, and blog. Specific questions and requests on Kevlar woven fabric and other industrial materials can be submitted to the company via RFQ.
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