Yellow para-aramid woven plain fabric, 220 g/m2
Made by Mingda since 2002

Protective yarns and fabrics engineered for work that can’t fail

Modacrylic, aramid and HPPE yarns and fabrics for garment manufacturers, distributors and safety teams.

>1,000 tons Aramid, Modacrylic & HPPE yarn per year
>500 tons Protective fabric per year
2002 Manufacturing technical yarns since
ISO 9001 Quality system, with references available on request
IATF 16949 Automotive quality management system
OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 — textiles tested for harmful substances, Product Class II
Industries

Built for the industries we already supply

Selection logic differs by hazard. Pick your industry and we'll shortlist the fibres and weights that fit:

Worker in flame-resistant coveralls turning a valve on a refinery manifold

Oil & gas

Meta-aramid blends and antistatic fabrics for flash-fire risk.

Meta-aramid · Antistatic

Foundry worker in aluminised heat-protective clothing beside a molten metal pour

Metal & steel

Aluminised and heavy-weight para-aramid for molten metal splash.

Para-aramid · Aluminised

Firefighters in turnout gear with breathing apparatus

Fire service

Double-jersey knits and inherent FR shells for turnout gear.

Meta-aramid · Para-aramid

Products

Our yarn and fabrics

From 115 gsm lightweight knits to 600 gsm aluminised cloth — all built on the same fibre systems.

Applications

Three products chosen for the job they do

Most of the range is selected by fibre and weight. These three are selected by the end product they go into — a hose line, a sound-insulation panel, a loudspeaker. Tell us that end product and we build the cloth to it.

Standards

What our yarn and fabrics are tested to

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  • Quality management system

    ISO 9001: 2015

    Certified

  • Automotive quality management system, for the manufacture of polyester and aramid cloth

    IATF 16949: 2016

    Certified

  • Textiles tested for harmful substances

    OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100

    Certified — Product Class II

  • Recycled content, chain of custody for dyed and greige yarns and fabrics

    RCS 2.0 (Recycled Claim Standard)

    Certified — spinning, preparatory and weaving

  • Restricted substances, customer-requested test

    EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU, as amended by (EU) 2015/863

    Compliant

  • Heat and flame protective clothing

    EN ISO 11612: 2015

    Compliant

  • Welding and allied processes

    EN ISO 11611: 2015

    Compliant

  • Flash fire protective clothing

    NFPA 2112

    Compliant

  • Vertical flame test, textiles

    ASTM D6413/D6413M-22

    Compliant

  • Protective clothing — flame retardant, Part 1

    GB 8965.1-2020

    Compliant

  • Vertical flame spread, textiles

    GB/T 5455-2014

    Compliant

Test reports and certificate copies are available from our sales team on request.

Operator checking yarn on a ring spinning frame
Spinning hall with rows of sliver cans on the drawing line Drawing frames and sliver cans in the spinning hall Ring spinning frames with yarn spindles
Factory & capacity

From yarn to finished roll, in one factory

We spin and weave technical yarns in Shantou, Guangdong — a 30,000 m² facility with more than 300 staff and over 20 in R&D, running more than 500 tons of protective fabric and more than 1,000 tons of aramid, Modacrylic and HPPE yarn a year. Spinning and weaving sit in the same plant, so the fibre, the yarn and the finished roll stay under one quality system.

>1,000 tons Aramid, Modacrylic & HPPE yarn per year
>500 tons Protective fabric per year
30,000 m² Production facility
200 Production machines

How we got here

  1. 2002 Company established Cotton spinning mill founded in Shantou
  2. 2007 Foshan office First city office outside Shantou
  3. 2009 Weaving mill opens Weaving brought in-house beside the spinning lines
  4. 2010 Expansion into international trade Export programme begins
  5. 2012 Guangzhou branch Sales branch opens in Guangzhou
  1. 2015 Changzhou factory Second manufacturing site, in Jiangsu
  2. 2017 Sales worldwide Yarn and fabric shipping to the major textile centres
  3. 2020 High-tech enterprise Recognised as a high-tech enterprise; offices opened in the major textile cities
  4. 2025 New factory development Next phase of plant build-out
  5. Next The next chapter Written together with the customers we supply
Resources

Understand the yarn and fabric before you buy it

Notes from our technical team on fibre choice, weights and the standards your customers will ask about.

Let’s talk about your fabric requirements

Tell us the application, the required weight and the standard you need to meet. Our technical team will come back with a matching fabric, the spec sheet and a quotation.

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