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New TenCate shield offers full NIJ level IV protection and weighs less than 38 pounds.
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Thread manufacturers keep pace with fabric improvements for consistently reliable performance in end products.
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IFAI—one hundred years of setting the bar for the textile industry.
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Potential applications include protective armor and fabricated car panels.
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H.P. White Laboratory develops new Standard Method for Areal Density of Body Armor.
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Partnership to develop woven products utilizing tough lightweight Innegra S™ fiber.
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Dyneema supplies composite for combat helmet, opens ballistic tape facility.
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Military body armor and personal protective gear will be a $1.07 billion market in 2012.
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Injury-reducing products in the sports and recreation market are becoming lighter, thinner, less cumbersome and more customized.
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An IFAI survey shows increasing profit potential in the safety and technical markets.
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Atkins & Pearce markets, distributes Dyneema's ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene.
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Dr. Zheng, inventor of next generation body armor, at Textile Conference March 22, 2012.
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E-Z Lace Supreme from Manart-Hirsch Co. Inc. is a suitable substitution for grommets and is up to 25 percent stronger.
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E-Z Lace Supreme substitutes for grommets and is up to 25 percent stronger.
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Researchers say a blend of wool and Kevlar® works better in some conditions than Kevlar alone.
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ASTM International proposes new standard for comparing the relative weights of body armor.
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The versatility of flexible fabric composites opens doors to new products and markets.
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H.P. White Laboratory Inc. has announced the opening of a new environmental test facility.
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Several hundred female U.S. Army troops are testing a new combat uniform for women.
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The United Kingdom Ministry of Defense awarded AmSafe Industries Inc. a $4 million contract.
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DuPont will develop a $500 million Kevlar® fiber facility near Charleston, S.C., to supply the widely used protective fiber to U.S.
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H.P. White Laboratory and PERF will conduct comparative ballistics resistance testing.
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A revolutionary new form of body armor nicknamed “bullet-proof custard” has been invented.
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The U.S. Justice Department settled a case filed under the False Claims Act against Teijin Shoji Co. Ltd.
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A composite polymer material that hardens on impact is being explored by scientists.