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Aramid fiber was the first organic fiber used as reinforcement in advanced composites with high enough tensile modulus and strength. They have much better mechanical properties than steel and glass fibers on an equal weight basis. Aramid fibers are inherently heat- and flame-resistant, which maintain these properties at high temperatures.

The term “aramid” is designated for the fibers of the aromatic polyamide type in which at least 85% of the amide bonds (single bondCOsingle bondNHsingle bond) are attached directly to two aromatic rings, as defined by the US Federal Trade Commission. The configuration of these bonds as either para or meta is often used to classify the polymer.