Aramid fibers are a type of synthetic fiber known for their exceptional strength and heat resistance. They are commonly used in applications requiring durability, such as in bulletproof vests, firefighter gear, and automotive parts. These fibers are made from aromatic polyamides, which give them their unique properties. One of the most well-known aramid fibers is Kevlar, developed by DuPont in the 1960s. Aramid fibers are lightweight yet incredibly strong, making them ideal for protective clothing and industrial applications. Their resistance to abrasion and chemicals further enhances their versatility in various fields, including aerospace and military industries.