Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing & Availability
What are the prices for DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets?
DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets are available in multiple sizes and thicknesses. Example prices include:
• 1/16" x 24" x 48": $531.15
• 1/16" x 48" x 48": $912.30
• 1/16" x 48" x 96": $1,524.60
• 1/8" x 24" x 48": $866.10
• 1/8" x 48" x 48": $1,582.20
• 1/8" x 48" x 96": $2,864.40
Prices are quoted in US Dollars and may vary based on sheet size and thickness. Shipping charges are calculated based on package weight and dimensions, and buyers are responsible for applicable taxes unless a valid exemption certificate is provided. Note: Prices and discounts are subject to change without notice. See shipping details.
How can I get a custom size or thickness for Solid Kevlar Sheets?
DragonPlate offers custom fabrication services for Kevlar sheets. Sizes up to 4'x8' and thicknesses up to 1/4" are available. For custom requirements, contact DragonPlate directly via contact form or call 315-252-2559. Note: Custom orders may require additional lead time and pricing will vary based on specifications.
Product Features & Technical Specifications
What are the key properties of DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets?
DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets are constructed from an all 0/90 woven laminate of Kevlar. Kevlar is known for its toughness and high impact resistance, making these sheets suitable for applications where durability is critical. However, Kevlar sheets are less rigid than carbon fiber and are more difficult to machine. Sheet sizes up to 4'x8' and thicknesses up to 1/4" are available. Note: These sheets are not rated for ballistic applications; users must test and certify suitability for their specific needs. See product details.
Are DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets suitable for ballistic or armor applications?
No, DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets are not rated for ballistic applications. Users are responsible for testing and certifying that the product meets the requirements for any specific application. Note: For applications requiring certified ballistic protection, alternative materials should be considered.
What sheet sizes and thicknesses are available for Solid Kevlar Sheets?
DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets are available in sizes up to 4'x8' and thicknesses up to 1/4". Standard sizes include 24" x 48", 48" x 48", and 48" x 96". Standard thicknesses are 1/16" and 1/8". Custom sizes may be available upon request. Note: Availability may vary based on inventory and production schedules.
How do Solid Kevlar Sheets compare to carbon fiber sheets?
Solid Kevlar Sheets are tougher and offer higher impact resistance than carbon fiber sheets, making them suitable for high-impact applications. However, they are less rigid and more difficult to machine compared to carbon fiber. Choose Kevlar sheets for applications where toughness is prioritized over rigidity. Note: For projects requiring maximum stiffness, carbon fiber sheets may be a better fit.
Use Cases & Applications
What are typical applications for DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets?
Solid Kevlar Sheets are best suited for high-impact applications where toughness is critical, such as protective panels, industrial equipment, and robotics. Due to their impact resistance, they are often used in environments where durability is more important than rigidity. Note: Not recommended for applications requiring certified ballistic protection or maximum stiffness.
Who can benefit from using DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets?
Engineers, designers, and manufacturers in industries such as robotics, industrial equipment, and protective paneling can benefit from Solid Kevlar Sheets. These sheets are ideal for projects requiring high impact resistance and toughness. Note: Teams needing maximum rigidity or certified ballistic protection may want to consider alternative materials.
Technical Documentation & Support
Where can I find technical documentation and CAD models for DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets?
Technical documentation, including downloadable CAD models, weights, specifications, and finishes information, is available at:
• CAD Models
• Weights and Specs
• Finishes Information
• Carbon Fiber Glossary
For additional guidance, refer to The Ultimate Guide to Carbon Fiber Design and Application. Note: Some resources may be specific to carbon fiber products; verify applicability for Kevlar sheets.
What certifications apply to DragonPlate Solid Kevlar Sheets?
DragonPlate products, including Solid Kevlar Sheets, are manufactured under ISO 9001:2015 quality standards at the facility in Elbridge, New York. This certification ensures consistent manufacturing quality. Note: Ballistic or other application-specific certifications are not provided for Kevlar sheets; users must test and certify for their intended use. View ISO certificate.
How can I get support or ask technical questions about Solid Kevlar Sheets?
For technical questions or support regarding Solid Kevlar Sheets, contact DragonPlate via contact form or call 315-252-2559 (Monday-Friday, 8:30am – 5:00pm ET). Dedicated assistance is available for troubleshooting, custom orders, and technical guidance. Note: Response times may vary based on inquiry complexity.
Ordering & Account Management
How do I place an order for Solid Kevlar Sheets?
Orders for Solid Kevlar Sheets can be placed directly on the DragonPlate website. Select the desired sheet size and thickness, add to cart, and proceed to checkout. For custom sizes or bulk orders, contact DragonPlate via contact form or call 315-252-2559. Note: Account registration is required for order tracking and management.
What payment options are available for purchasing Solid Kevlar Sheets?
DragonPlate accepts payments in US Dollars. Payment options include major credit cards and other methods as specified on the website. Buyers are responsible for all applicable taxes unless a valid exemption certificate is provided. Note: Payment terms and accepted methods may vary; refer to Terms of Sale for details.
Dragonplate solid Kevlar sheets are comprised of an all 0/90 woven laminate of Kevlar. Although not as rigid as carbon fiber, Kevlar is much tougher and works well for high impact applications. As a result, it is more difficult to machine than carbon fiber sheets.
