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Product Description
>> The AWP200-1000mm Kevlar Material is a high-performance 1000D Kevlar fabric designed for protection, heat resistance, and mechanical strength. It has a standard width of 1000mm, weight of 200g/m², and 100m/roll length, with weight customization (100g/m²–300g/m²) and denier options (400D–3000D). Unlike carbon fiber, Kevlar offers exceptional impact resistance and flexibility, making it ideal for personal protection (e.g., body armor, fire-resistant clothing), aerospace interior linings, and automotive safety components (e.g., airbag reinforcements). The plain weave structure ensures uniform protection, while its low density (~1.44g/cm³) keeps protective gear lightweight and comfortable.
Code | Warp | Weft | Density(g/m²) | Thickness | ||
Fiber | Weight(g/m²) | Fiber | Weight(g/m²) | |||
AWP100-400D | 400D | 50-54 | 400D | 50-54 | 100-108 | 0.1 |
AWP100-600D | 600D | 50 | 600D | 50 | 100 | 0.1 |
AWP145-800D | 800D | 72-73 | 800D | 72-73 | 145 | 0.14 |
AWP160-800D | 800D | 80 | 800D | 80 | 160 | 0.16 |
AWP200-1000D | 1000D | 100 | 1000D | 100 | 200 | 0.2 |
AWP300-3000D | 3000D | 150 | 3000D | 150 | 300 | 0.3 |
Is AWP200-1000 comfortable for all-day wear in body armor?
Yes. Its 200g/m² weight and flexibility reduce fatigue—many law enforcement officers wear vests made with this fabric for 8+ hours daily without discomfort.
Can AWP200-1000 be combined with other materials (e.g., carbon fiber)?
Yes. It’s often layered with carbon fiber to create hybrid materials—e.g., automotive door panels (Kevlar for impact resistance, carbon fiber for structural strength).
What denier options are available for AWP200-1000?
We offer 400D (lightweight gloves), 600D (bags), 800D (light armor), 1000D (standard armor), and 3000D (heavy-duty industrial protection)—select based on your application’s needs.
Technical Sheet
Code | Weave Type | Density of Warp & Weft | Density g/m2 | Thickness mm | Width MM | |
Warp | Weft | |||||
AWP200 | Plain | 1000D+100g | 1000D+100g | 200 | 0.20 | 1000 |
Main Application Area
Kevlar material can be made of aircraft engine parts, with good high temperature resistance and mechanical strength, especially suitable for high-speed rotating parts, such as bearings, gears, transmission belts and so on. In addition, Kevlar can also be used to make aircraft shell, interior, rubber seals and so on.
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![]() | Kevlar can be used to make automotive engine parts, such as valves, valve seats, piston rings, camshaft gears, etc., with good heat resistance, low friction coefficient and high mechanical strength. In addition, Kevlar can also be used to make vehicle transmission systems, braking systems, electrical systems and so on. |
| In terms of personal protection, Kevlar is more promising, which can be made into body armor, fire clothing, etc., to provide all-round protection for people. In addition, Kevlar can also be used for aircraft, cars and other vehicles flame retardant interior, as well as fire blankets. | ![]() |
Maintenance
| Clean the surface of the carbon fiber FabricDuring use, dust and stains on the surface of carbon fiber Fabric should be cleaned in time, and special cleaners should be used to avoid acidic or alkaline cleaners. |
| Prevent carbon fiber FabricFrom being exposed to sunlight for a long time. Long exposure to sunlight will make the surface of carbon fiber Fabric crack and fade, affecting the beauty and service life. |
![]() | When storing carbon fiber FabricAttention should be paid to avoid humidity, high temperature and other environments. When storing carbon fiber Fabric, avoid humidity, high temperature and other environments, and keep dry and ventilated. |
In summary, kevlar fiber Fabric has a long service life, but long-term use also needs to pay attention to some matters. During use, attention should be paid to prevent damage to the surface of the kelvar fiber fabric, to avoid environmental effects such as high temperature and high humidity, and to check the use regularly.
In terms of maintenance,attention should be paid to cleaning the surface of the kelvar fiber fabric, avoiding long-term exposure to the sun, and properly storing the kelvar fiber fabric.