Aramid Fiber Products

Staple Aramid fiber is made from filaments, which are washed, crimped and cut and then treated by surface treatment.

Staple fibers are widely used in high-end yarn, blended yarn, needle-spun felt and non-woven industry.

Bannor Aramid Chopped fibers are produced by cutting filaments, which are suitable for aramid paper, plastic reinforcement and various composite materials.

Bannor Para-aramid pulp is made from filament yarn whose composition is poly (para-phenylene terephthalamide).

After a series process of cutting, grinding and suspending in water, the fiber is fibrillated into pulp.

The pulp not only inherits the high- strength, high-modulus, high-temperature resistance, abrasion resistance and excellent chemical stability from para-aramid fiber, but also has high dispersibility, specific surface area and grip force to provide reinforcement and viscosity control under shear stress.

Bannor aramid powder is a high-grade, multifunctional material, primarily composed of poly(p-phenylene terephthalamide) (PPD-T).

This powder is produced through a series of sophisticated processes, including high-temperature treatment, fine milling, and special dispersion techniques.

Compared to traditional aramid pulp, the aramid powder features finer particle size and higher surface activity, demonstrating superior performance in various applications.