pro stock CCM anti-cut socks EDM/BAK blue-white-orange

pro stock CCM anti-cut socks EDM/BAK blue-white-orange Condition: Used Size: Large Anti-Cut Lining: Yes (UHMWPE) Team: Edmonton Oilers / Bakersfield Condors Colors: Blue socks with white and orange stripes Additional images: http://tinyurl.com/3pxywcek https://osnf.com/uhmwpe-vs-kevlar/ "UHMWPE VS. KEVLAR While UHMWPE and Kevlar are both notable for their strength and overall effectiveness, the two materials do share some differences, and knowing how each fiber differs can help you choose the right one for the job. Below, you’ll find a breakdown of the differences between UHMWPE and Kevlar so you can pick the right one to use given your desired application. OVERALL STRENGTH Due to their bonded production style and scientifically enhanced fibers, both Kevlar and UHMWPE are impressively strong. In terms of numbers, Kevlar is generally considered to be about seven times stronger than steel, while UHMWPE measures in at fifteen times stronger than steel; earning it the title of the world’s strongest fiber. ENERGY ABSORPTION Both UHMWPE and Kevlar have incredible strength and thus can withstand excessive amounts of force. UHMWPE alone has been shown to protect its wearer against dangers such as IEDs and gunshots. However, ballistic tests have proven that Kevlar ranks first when it comes to overall energy absorption. RESISTANCE TO ABRASION Though both materials have similar strength and energy absorption, the difference between the two becomes more pronounced in their resistance to abrasion. When compared side-by-side, UHMWPE is distinctly softer and smoother than Kevlar. This difference in texture makes UHMWPE more resistant to cuts and abrasion, making it ideal for use in the food industry. DURABILITY In terms of overall durability, both UHMWPE and Kevlar rank high above other industrial fibers. However, UHMWPE fibers like Spectra and Dyneema exhibit resistance five times higher than Kevlar—even using just half the number of synthetic materials. This increased resistance gives UHMWPE the edge when preventing cracks or tears." CANADIAN RESIDENTS • The shipping label provided by Sideline Swap will likely be for USPS First-Class International Service which can take up to THREE WEEKS for USPS & Canada Post to deliver to eastern Canada • The Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) will impose an import duty on this item shipped from the United States • Canada Post (CP) will require full payment of CBSA's import duty as well as CP's own $9.95 handling fee before releasing package • Visit 3 links below for import duty info: https://bit.ly/3LAltNy https://bit.ly/46p7na0 https://bit.ly/3PvuEA3 @hasoju on s2k/msh