| Flame Resistance |
Inherent property, does not go away with laundering and wearing. Particularly superior resistance to industrial flash fire. |
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| Heat Resistance |
Higher than natural fibers and most synthetic fibers, fabric strength keeps very stable even exposed up to 300°C heat. Expand when heated to close inter-fibre gaps and form heat insulation layers. |
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| Static Resistance |
Blended with conducted fiber to achieve lasting anti-static nature. |
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| Durability |
High mechanical strength, difficult to wear and break to achieve a long service life. Garments double or tripled stitched with aramid thread have extremely strong seams. |
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| Functionality |
Meta aramid and para aramid have different nature. Different combination of the fibers offer different functional options and play various protective roles. |
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Combination A: 93% Meta Aramid, 5% Para Aramid, 2% Antistatic carbon. Soft and comfortable, easy to make colours.
Combination B: 75% Meta Aramid, 23% Para Aramid, 2% Antistatic carbon. Stronger and higher heat resistance than combination A. |
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| Main Uses |
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Industrial protective work wear for oil/gas fields, oil refineries. |
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Military and police uniforms. |
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Electric power industry. |
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Structural firefighting, wildland and forest fire fighting. |
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Air crew uniforms, airfield ground maintenance workers. |
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Car or motorbike racing. |
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Chemical plants, laboratories. |
| Standards Met |
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EN531 |
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Garments Available
Coverall, flight suit.
Work jacket, shirt, trousers, lab coat.
Insulated winter coverall, parka and bib overalls. |
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NFPA2112 |
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NFPA1971 |
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NFPA1977 |
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GB8965 |
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