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aramid
This term refers to a specific category of synthetic polymers known for their exceptional thermal stability and tensile strength. It is primarily used in technical, industrial, and military contexts, such as the manufacturing of Kevlar or Nomex. Because it describes a chemical class of materials, it is typically used as an uncountable mass noun.
In professional discourse, it is often paired with descriptors like "fiber," "resin," or "polymer" to specify the form of the material. It is rarely used in casual conversation, appearing almost exclusively in engineering specifications, safety equipment manuals, and materials science literature.
Meanings
A class of heat-resistant and strong synthetic polymers, specifically aromatic polyamides, used in the production of high-performance fibers.
Examples
The bulletproof vest is made from a high strength aramid fiber.
We need to use an aramid composite for the aircraft wing reinforcement.
Aramid fabrics are essential for firefighter gear due to their heat resistance.
Aramid fabrics are essential for firefighter gear due to their heat resistance.
Is this cable reinforced with aramid or carbon fiber?
The researcher analyzed the molecular structure of the aramid polymer.
I wonder if an aramid weave would be light enough for this prototype.
The tire's durability is increased by adding an aramid layer to the carcass.
These gloves are coated in aramid to prevent cuts during industrial handling.
The shield was constructed from multiple layers of compressed aramid.
The shield was constructed from multiple layers of compressed aramid.