Light in Weight, High in Performance — Kevlar® Fiber

Kevlar® fiber and filament come in a variety of types, each with its own unique set of properties and performance characteristics for different protection needs.

Kevlar® AP

A next-generation fiber that offers advanced performance, value, and increased design flexibility in many applications.

Kevlar® 29 (K29)

The original family of product types of Kevlar®, having similar tensile properties with many deniers and finishes. These yarns are used in ballistic applications, ropes and cables, protective apparel such as cut-resistant gloves, in life protection uses such as helmets, vehicular armoring, and plates, and as rubber reinforcement in tires and automotive hoses.

Kevlar® 49 (K49)

High-modulus type used primarily in fiber optic cable, textile processing, plastic reinforcement, ropes, cables, and composites for marine sporting goods and aerospace applications.

Kevlar® 100

Producer-colored Kevlar® yarns, used in ropes and cables, tapes and strappings, gloves and other protective apparel, and sporting goods.

Kevlar® 119

Higher-elongation, flexible-fatigue–resistant yarn types found in mechanical rubber goods, such as tires, automotive belts, and hoses.

Kevlar® 129

Lightweight, high-performance, and high-tenacity type of yarns used in motorcycle racing gear, life protection accessories, ropes and cables, and high-pressure hoses used in the oil and gas industry.

Kevlar® KM2

Woven into fabric meeting performance requirements for helmets and vests for military and high-performing UDs for spall liners.

Kevlar® KM2 Plus

High tenacity, high toughness, and finer denier fiber used in vests and helmet for both military and law enforcement officers.

Kevlar® AP

Kevlar® AP for Advanced Performance helps dramatically improve cost-effectiveness and design flexibility to manufacturers helping  them build leaner, more robust consumer and industrial products.