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High-density aramid sleeve (lightweight and strong)

High-density aramid sleeves protect objects from harsh environments.

High-density aramid sleeves protect objects from harsh environments. Aramid fibers are used in tire reinforcement, optical cable reinforcement, bulletproof vests, and construction materials. Compared to steel, they have seven times the strength and weigh about one-fifth as much. They are rust-resistant, have excellent chemical resistance, water resistance, and heat resistance, and do not melt. They excel in shock absorption, do not conduct electricity, and are not magnetized. Since radio waves can pass through, they are not affected by adverse effects from radio wave reflection.

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Aramid Sleeve (Lightweight and Durable)

Aramid sleeves protect objects from harsh environments.

Aramid sleeves protect objects from harsh environments. Aramid fibers are used in tire reinforcement, optical cable reinforcement, bulletproof vests, and construction materials. Compared to steel, they have seven times the strength and about one-fifth the weight. They are rust-resistant, have excellent chemical resistance, water resistance, and heat resistance, and do not melt. They excel in shock absorption, do not conduct electricity, and are not magnetized. Since they allow radio waves to pass through, they are not affected by adverse effects from radio wave reflection. They are mainly used in the aerospace, marine, and automotive industries.

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