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    Additives and Reinforcements for Composites

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Additives and Fillers. Additives and Reinforcements for Composites, Kevlar, Loose Fibers.

    Kevlar

    Loose Fibers

    Mix these additives with melted plastic, epoxies, or adhesives to make parts stronger and more wear resistant without adding much weight. You can use them in batches to tackle repairs and small parts instead of machining your part from a sheet, bar, or other shape.
    Kevlar for Thermoplastics—Choose these additives when your application is likely to wear down your finished part—they improve a part’s ability to stand up to corrosion, bangs, bumps, and scrapes. They’re also used to reinforce points where honeycomb cores connect to fabric. To start, mix in 1 part Kevlar to 15 parts composite.
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    Kevlar for Thermoplastics
    80%1 lb.BoxCardboardLoose Fiber1,05026125-61-100000000000000
    80%2 oz.TubeCardboardLoose Fiber1,05026125-61-1000000000000
     
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