The United States has developed a tear resistant fabric

The US company Allied Signal weaves its own ultra-high-strength polyethylene fibers into nylon to produce high-performance industrial textiles with excellent tear and abrasion resistance.
Because the strength of polyethylene fiber is 7 times higher than that of nylon, it can effectively prevent any extension of puncture and tear. The use of whitening polyethylene filaments can form a dense network structure pattern in the fabric and become a high-performance marker for the product.
The use of tear-resistant textiles by the United States Allied Letters to the market proves that this product has excellent tear resistance and other properties, and has received great attention from boots, skiwear and sports equipment manufacturing industries, enabling the use of super The demand for high-strength polyethylene fibers is increasing. US Allied letter company decided to build an ultra-high strength polyethylene fiber production plant in Virginia and is now fully operational.