For example, regular Kevlar is roughly 0.26 or .27 inches thick, and the new material could be as thin as 0.19 inches, says Hovanec. “It’s a noticeable decrease in thickness of the material.” ...

You know what Kevlar is. It’s the material that is often used to make vests or other gear to protect against projectile impacts.It’s good at what it does, which is to make sure that whatever ...

Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson is using Kevlar-infused asphalt to extend the life of roads and reduce long-term maintenance costs. The technology is still new, and Oklahoma County is ...

DuPont developed both brands, which are known for synthetic-fibre protective equipment in the 1960s. Nomex is a heat and flame-resistant material used by firefighters, soldiers, and race car drivers.

The development of the K9 Kevlar sweater is an offshoot of a larger project with the Department of Defense that’s still in the works to create a new form of ballistic protection for active-duty police ...

Kevlar-infused asphalt roads: reduced rutting, cracking, 'alligatoring' When he first proposed the use of Kevlar-infused asphalt last year, Davidson explained the benefits to the Board of County ...

Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson is using Kevlar-infused asphalt to extend the life of roads and reduce long-term maintenance costs. The technology is still new, and Oklahoma County is ...

Kevlar-infused asphalt roads: reduced rutting, cracking, 'alligatoring' When he first proposed the use of Kevlar-infused asphalt last year, Davidson explained the benefits to the Board of County ...

Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson is using Kevlar-infused asphalt to extend the life of roads and reduce long-term maintenance costs. The technology is still new, and Oklahoma County is ...

Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson is using Kevlar-infused asphalt to extend the life of roads and reduce long-term maintenance costs. The technology is still new, and Oklahoma County is ...

Oklahoma County Commissioner Myles Davidson is using Kevlar-infused asphalt to extend the life of roads and reduce long-term maintenance costs. The technology is still new, and Oklahoma County is ...