The bullet-resistant vests of KEVLAR is available to prevent the penetration of bullets. KEVLAR cord is available to suspend firmly a weighty people. It also can be used as reinforced fiber for radial tire. Moreover, KEVLAR is extensively applied in conveyor belts, boats, airplanes, rockets parts, and can be substituted for asbestos in industrial applications. KEVLAR fiber is the most important development in man-made fibers since the discovery of Nylon.

KEVLAR is a premium, textile reinforcement, its value compared to steel cord and other fibers is clear:
Energy Saving - KEVLAR allows high strength belt to be manufactured in a single ply, so belts can be thinner, lighter and flexible. To reduce power consumption of the conveyor system can be achieved from daily operation.

Impact, Penetration, and Slit-Resistance - Under all kind of impact, high distance drops, or continuous pounding from material transfer, KEVLAR can distribute impact energy across the belt and minimize the damage. And the KEVLAR carcass provides better resistance to penetration and slitting from materials with sharp edge.

Superior Heat Resistance and Fire Resistance - KEVLAR dose not melt or burn, also cause no conducting and sparking problems which can improve the safety of your operation. KEVLAR is not only available for continuous operation from -196°C(-320°F) to 204°C (400°F), it provides very good heat resistant performance for instant contact temperature up to 538°C (1000°F).

Low installation and maintenance cost - Thinner and lighter KEVLAR belt allows longer belt sections and fewer joints required, also easier for handling.
Environmental protection - KEVLAR fiber can be easier to be recycled just like other textile belt. Don’t like steel cord which need high cost to deal with the waste belts or even sometimes not able for recycling, the huge volume of waste will abandon to the earth forever.