The comeback continues. After one of the worst crashes of my Nürburgring life, Rebuild Episode 2 takes us deep into the transformation—this time with a complete Kevlar body conversion and ...

The damaged shell is gone. In its place? A brand-new full Kevlar body, cutting weight and cranking up the strength to insane levels. Every panel, every bolt, and every component has been ...

Real Madrid take on Barcelona in the Copa del Rey final, the third installment of the El Clasico this season. Los Blancos will be hoping this one does not follow suit, losing the previous two this ...

Scientists from the Netherlands have developed a microwave-assisted chemical process that could unlock efficient, eco-friendly recycling for clothing made from Twaron and Kevlar — extremely tough ...

You may not realize it, but fibers made from Kevlar are spun into materials used to make cellphones stronger, to make boats and airplanes lighter and faster and to make equipment that can ...

The Wilmington, Delaware-based company is working with advisers to look at strategic options, including a potential sale, for the Nomex and Kevlar brands, according to the people. The operations ...

Twaron and Kevlar are well-known brands of aramid fibers, materials that are as strong as steel but much lighter. These high-performance fibers are used in bulletproof vests, heavy-duty ropes, and ...

Aramid fibers, sold under brand names like Kevlar and Twaron, are made from a polymer called poly(p-phenylene terephthalamide) (PPTA). While mechanical recycling methods exist, they degrade the ...

Twaron and Kevlar are brand names for aramid fibers, which are strong as steel yet much lighter. They are used to make bulletproof vests, strong ropes, and high-performance car tires, for example.

Dr. Prashant Prabhakar Deshpande has post-graduated in Economics with a Gold Medal in 1976 and was awarded a Ph.D in Social Sciences from Nagpur University in 2007. This funding is part of a Rs ...

Forty years after scientists discovered methods for creating mechanical molecular bonds, experts have created a mechanically interlocked 2D material that’s much stronger than Kevlar. With 100 ...

"We were able to reduce the weight by as much as 40% and still have it pass the tests for orbital debris needs." A next-generation space debris protection material is readying for a test trip to ...