High-Strength & Cut-Resistant: Inherent FR Para-Aramid (Kevlar) Non-woven Begoodtex supplies this high-performance Inherent FR Para-Aramid (Aramid 1414) non-woven felt. This material, presented in its natural yellow color, is produced using an advanced Spunlace (hydroentanglement) process, resulting in a soft yet incredibly durable sheet. The 97% Para-Aramid (Aramid 1414) fiber provides inherent FR properties, unparalleled high strength, and exceptional abrasion and cut resistance. Core Advantages and Procurement Commitment Extreme Strength & Durability: It provides superior abrasion resistance (over 100,000 cycles) and tear/cut protection. Permanent Inherent FR & Heat Resistance: This is an inherently flame-retardant fiber. It self-extinguishes within 2 seconds (EN479), will not melt or drip, and only chars (decomposes at 560°C). It is rated for long-term use from -196°C to 220°C. Chemical & UV Stability: Highly resistant to chemical corrosion and acids. While the yellow color may brown under prolonged UV exposure, this is cosmetic, and the fabric’s performance remains unaffected for decades. Spunlace Process: The hydroentanglement process creates a softer, more uniform non-woven fabric, ideal for apparel linings and medical applications where hand-feel is important. Project Supply & Customization: As a professional Technical Textile Factory, we support OEM/ODM customization of various weights (65gsm to 600gsm) and thicknesses (0.4mm to 5mm) to provide a stable, reliable supply for your project. Ideal Applications Military & Defense Apparel, Aerospace Components, Firefighting Protective Gear (Liners), Oil Refinery Workwear, Petroleum & Mining, Steel Mill Insulation, Cut-Resistant Linings. Seeking high-performance Inherent FR Para-Aramid Non-woven? Contact Begoodtex Technical Textile Manufacturer now to Request Bulk Quote and Get Samples. FAQ / Common Questions Q1: What is the difference between Spunlace and Needle-punched Aramid? A1: Both are non-woven processes. Spunlace (hydroentanglement) uses high-pressure water jets to entangle fibers, creating a softer, smoother, and often lighter fabric. Needle-punching uses mechanical needles and typically creates thicker, denser felts for insulation. Q2: Is this Aramid 1414 fabric cut-resistant? A2: Yes. Aramid 1414 is one of the strongest fibers in the world, 5-6 times stronger than steel by weight. Its core properties are high strength, abrasion resistance, and cut resistance. Q3: What is the continuous heat resistance of this fabric? A3: This Para-Aramid non-woven is rated for long-term continuous use up to 220°C (428°F). It does not melt and will only decompose at 560°C. Q4: Why is the fabric yellow? Does it fade in sunlight? A4: Yellow is the natural, undyed color of Para-Aramid fiber. When exposed to prolonged UV light (sunlight), the fiber may brown (oxidize), but this is a cosmetic change and does not degrade the fabric’s high strength or FR performance. Q5: We need 65gsm and 600gsm. Can you customize this? A5: Yes, we are a factory specializing in Project Supply. We can produce this Spunlace non-woven in a wide range of weights (65gsm, 100gsm, 200gsm, up to 600gsm) and various thicknesses to meet your OEM/ODM order requirements. Q6: Are you a manufacturer or a trading company? A6: We are a professional technical textile factory with over 17 years of experience, specializing in OEM/ODM production and international compliance testing for high-performance FR and heat-resistant fabrics.
