Kevlar
- noun
- /ˈkɛv.lɑr/
- Specialized
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fibra de Kevlar
- For the following shield layer, the European Space Agency conducted tests of their Kevlar Whipple Shields which protect their ATV vehicle.
- Kevlar fibers
- carbon and Kevlar
And not only that, but they they lined the walls, the interior walls with like fireproof Kevlar or something, something insane.
- And not only that, but they they lined the walls, the interior walls with like fireproof Kevlar or something, something insane.
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Today, companies rely on Kevlar's lightweight impact resistance and durability in helmets, kayaks, spacecraft and automobiles.
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It's a kevlar weave, yeah, plenty strong.
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So in this case, I'm using some Kevlar thread instead of fishing line, which may sound overkill, but you know, why not?
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These "fight kits" might include Kevlar gloves, slip leads, citronella spray, and more.
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Kevlar is used to make Kevlar bulletproof vests that can protect law enforcement officers in dangerous situations.
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Firefighters often wear Kevlar suits to shield themselves from intense heat and flames.
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The soldier's uniform included Kevlar armor designed to resist bullets and enhance safety during combat.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Kevlar is a brand name made by the company that first created a very strong, very light synthetic fiber. Because the name became famous, people now use Kevlar to mean that high-strength material used in vests, helmets, and other protective gear.
