1. Ar "Cordura" yra tokia pat gera kaip "Kevlar"?
No. Kevlar is for extreme strength—think bulletproof vests and stab-proof gear. Cordura’s tough and great against scrapes, but it’s not ballistic.
2. Ar "Cordura" audinys yra brangus?
It costs more than basic nylon or polyester but is more affordable than specialty materials like Kevlar or Dyneema.
3. Ar "Cordura" yra tvirtesnė už odą?
For resisting wear and tear, yes—especially thick versions like 1000D Cordura can outlast leather. But leather’s better at handling punctures and feels more flexible naturally.
4. Ar "Cordura" lydosi?
Yes, it can—since it’s usually nylon, it melts at around 255°C to 265°C (491°F to 509°F). It’s not flame-resistant unless specially treated for that purpose.
5. Is Cordura fabric Breathable?
Not much—it’s too tightly woven. That said, some Cordura gear adds breathable coatings or mesh to help air flow, like in jackets or backpacks.
6. Ar "Cordura" audinį galima skalbti?
Yes. Use cold water and mild detergent. Avoid hot water, bleach, or harsh chemicals, as they can damage the fabric or its coating.
7. Ar "Cordura" yra atspari vandeniui?
It’s water-resistant with coatings like PU (polyurethane) or DWR (Durable Water Repellent), but not 100% waterproof. For that, it needs an extra membrane or lining.
8. Kas stipresnis už Cordura?
Fabrics like Kevlar, Dyneema, and Spectra are stronger than Cordura in terms of tensile strength and cut resistance. They’re used in things like body armor and high-performance outdoor gear.
9. Ar Cordura yra elastinga?
No, it’s stiff due to its dense weave. Some blends with spandex or other stretch fibers give it a little flexibility, though.
10. Ar "Cordura" yra atspari smūgiams?
No. It’s awesome for durability but won’t stop a knife or sharp object like Kevlar can.
11. Kokia medžiaga panaši į Cordura?
Ballistic Nylon, Ripstop Nylon, and heavy-duty Polyester are close matches. Balistinis nailonas especially rivals Cordura for toughness and abrasion resistance.
