Aramid Series Products

Bannor Aramid Staple staple fibers are 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.