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T-Link expands design and manufacturing processability for armor while providing better performance by weight

L&L Products meets a long-existing industry need with T-Link™, an advanced engineering thermoplastic adhesive hybrid resin that does not require refrigeration or special handling and – being highly customizable – can be easily and quickly consolidated into a composite structure. (Sponsored)

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Being an advanced, versatile thermoplastic matrix resin, T-Link™ can be used to create lightweight composite structures that empower performance with processibility in a wide range of markets and potential applications, including armor.   

T-Link™ yarn provides 12.6% better ballistics performance by weight compared to Detail Specification MIL-DTL-62474F defined aramid composites. 

T-Link™ - Enabling lightweight and durability for armor applications: 

- Headborne protection 
- Ballistic shields 
- Hard body armor inserts 
- Vehicle armor 

T-Link™ is a good candidate when typical thermoplastic adhesive films do not perform sufficiently. Due to its thermoplastic nature, T-Link™ is drapable for deep drawn parts allowing for the production of irregularly shaped components. T-Link™ is also commonly used to replace messy and time-consuming liquid epoxy solutions. 

For more information, please visit tlink.llproducts.com or follow L&L Products on LinkedIn, Youtube, Twitter and Facebook

L&L Products T-Link™, thermoplastic adhesive hybrid resin, lightweight composite structures, ballistics performance, aramid composites, armor applications, Hard body armor inserts
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