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Spigen has quite a few, however our favorite is the Enzo Aramid case. This is an aramid fiber case so it is pretty thin, but it does have a magnet inside for MagSafe, unlike some other cases that ...

BF, BS and Apitong were provided by Resource Fiber Inc., Homewood, Alabama, USA. BF used in this study was in the range of 0.2–7 mm in length. 2.2 Compounding and extrusion compression molding of ...

Twaron and Kevlar are well-known brands of aramid fibers, materials that are as strong as steel but much lighter. These high-performance fibers are used in bulletproof vests, heavy-duty ropes, and ...

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Twaron and Kevlar are brand names for aramid fibers, which are strong as steel yet much lighter. They are used to make bulletproof vests, strong ropes, and high-performance car tires, for example.