Kevlar® Fibre
What is Kevlar® fibre?
Kevlar® is a tough, lightweight material that can bend further than any other fibre, making it ideal for 3D printing.
When should I 3D print with Kevlar® fibre?
Kevlar® is best used in parts that need to be able to withstand blows. Its low density and high durability make it a great option for applications that require a lot of movement or are associated with production parts.
End effectors
Soft jaws
Brackets
End-use-parts
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FAQ
What is Kevlar® material?
Kevlar® is a synthetic fiber developed and produced by DuPont. Known for its light weight and toughness, it is traditionally used in products such as tires, sails, rope, and protective equipment. Kevlar® is an excellent material for 3D printing.
How strong is Kevlar® fibre?
For a complete explanation of the material properties of 3D printed Kevlar, check out our composites data sheet.
What does the Kevlar® fibre filament cost?
A 50cc spool costs £80.00 excl. VAT and a 150cc spool is £240.00 excl. VAT.
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