Kevlar®

Goodfellow offers various forms of Kevlar:

Staple Fibers: These short, discrete fibers can be blended with other materials or processed into non-woven fabrics. They provide added strength and durability to composite materials.

Continuous Filament Yarns: Long, continuous strands of Kevlar fibers, commonly used in reinforcement applications such as ropes, cables, and fabrics.

Paper: A thin, flexible sheet made from Kevlar fibers that offers excellent strength, heat resistance, and electrical insulation properties. Used in gaskets, electrical insulation and filtration.

Spun Laced Fabrics: Non-woven fabrics made by interlocking Kevlar fibers using high-pressure water jets. They exhibit high strength, tear resistance, and flexibility, making them suitable for protective clothing and industrial applications.

All our Kevlar products comply with European Directives 2015/863/EU (RoHS 3) and 2000/53/EC (ELV), ensuring their environmental friendliness. Additionally, we hold certifications for ISO 9001, EN 9100, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001, demonstrating our dedication to quality and safety.

Our Kevlar product range includes:

• Polyaramid Plain Fabric made from DuPont Kevlar 49 in different thicknesses
• Carbon fiber Reinforced Polyaramid Plain Fabric made from DuPont Kevlar 49 (127tex) and Carbon 3k (200tex) fibres
• Carbon Fiber Reinforced Polyaramid 3/1 Twill Fabric made from DuPont Kevlar 49 (127tex) and Carbon 3k (200tex) fibers

Our skilled team can provide expert advice to ensure you’re using the right Kevlar product to meet your requirements. With experience across a full range of industries such as aerospace, automotive, mining and PPE manufacture, you’ll be in safe and highly experienced hands.