Common military fabrics include nylon, polyester, cotton, wool, Kevlar, and Nomex. Nylon and polyester fabrics are lightweight, wear-resistant, and waterproof, commonly used for making military backpacks and combat uniforms. Cotton and wool fabrics are comfortable and breathable, but not as tough as synthetic fiber fabrics, usually used for making military uniforms. Kevlar fabric is a high-performance bulletproof fabric, commonly used for making bulletproof vests and armor. Through the post-finishing process, fabrics with flame-retardant function can be obtained, which are often used in fire-proof and explosion-proof clothing.

In addition to specific performance, military fabrics also need to have high reliability and performance consistency. Under extreme conditions, fabrics need to provide long-lasting protection. Therefore, manufacturing military fabrics requires strict quality control and testing procedures to ensure that each batch of fabrics has the same performance and quality.
The research and development and production of military fabrics require professional technology and equipment. At Sikor, we have advanced production equipment and professional laboratory testing equipment to ensure that our military fabrics have high quality and reliability. Our production processes and quality control processes are standardized to ensure that each batch of fabrics meets international standards and customer needs.