KVL-AHA1211/ % 93 Meta-Aramid, % 5 Para-Aramid, % 2 Anti-C

Basic information

Unidirectional (UD) fabric, commonly used in the manufacturing industry, is a type of fabric where the primary structural fibers are aligned in a single direction. These fibers are held together by secondary nonstructural stitching threads. The structural orientation is typically either in the 0 or 90-degree angle.

The unique feature of unidirectional fabrics is that they allow for precise placement of fibers within a component, ensuring that they are positioned exactly where needed and in the optimal quantity. This characteristic makes UD fabric a preferred choice in industries where specific fiber orientation is crucial for enhancing the strength and performance of the final product.