By the 20th century there was ballistic nylon, but it took kevlar to produce garments with real protection against projectile impact. Now a 3D printed nanomaterial might replace kevlar.

The comeback continues. After one of the worst crashes of my Nürburgring life, Rebuild Episode 2 takes us deep into the ...

After the wreck that nearly ended it all, the rebuild continues—and it’s getting serious. In Episode 2 of my Nürburgring ...

The American chemical company DuPont de Nemours Inc. is considering the possibility of selling the Nomex and Kevlar brands as part of the company's restructuring. This is reported in a DuPont press ...

The cable drive system [Harrison] used is pretty neat too. A Kevlar kite string is attached to each end of the central tube and then through PTFE tubes to a pulley on an ODrive BLDC, which extends ...

It's pretty obvious we are dealing with a restomod, though, as shown from outside by the Pear White 'Kevlar Armor,' the ...

Most notable among these is Kevlar ®, a heat-resistant material that’s five times stronger than steel, but lighter than fiberglass. Today, Kevlar ® is used in hundreds of products, including ...

Kevlar is a new synthetic polymer which is extremely strong and light. The polymer chains are rigid and they pack together in sheets making Kevlar very strong. It can be used in aircraft wings ...