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Milliken’s Abrams Fabric Chosen for the Army’s Improved Combat Vehicle Coverall
- By Maxamillion Blick
- Published 10/6/2008
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Maxamillion Blick
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Due to its extreme durability and overall versatility, Abrams can withstand the daily rigors of the Army’s routine such as crawling in and out of combat vehicles and the constant rubbing against different metals. It delivers in all areas -- improved flame resistance and increased durability from abrasion and tears -- and is also approved for use in other combat uniforms.
The iCVC uniform updates the current one-piece flame-retardant CVC uniform. Utilizing Abrams, the new uniform will now provide improved flame protection and increased durability from abrasion and tears. Additionally, new design changes enhance fit and function and the iCVC now features the universal camouflage pattern. With these upgrades, the uniform meets the Mounted Soldier System program requirements.
Protection against flames and other heat-related hazards is a top priority for land and land-air defense. Through a unique combination of Milliken’s proprietary-blended fiber technologies, including DuPont™ Nomex®, Abrams delivers next generation protection and comfort in flame resistant garments and materials. It provides protection against flames and burns, is resistant to abrasions and tears, and also contains moisture wicking capabilities while still remaining soft and comfortable to wear. Abrams, and all of its components, are made entirely in the USA.
“The military was looking for a flame resistant fabric that is not only safe and provides a high level of protection, but is durable as well,” said Benjie Reynolds, general manager for Milliken Military. “We are proud to supply a family of fabrics that are adaptable for use in varying mission requirements and environmental conditions.”
Milliken currently serves as a materials subcontractor for all branches of the U.S. Military, U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Post Office and the Department of Homeland Security. Many of Milliken’s military fabrics are currently being used in such products as Flame Resistant boots, perimeter veils, Nomex® flight suits, baselayers, and dress and protective combat uniforms.
For more information about Milliken’s military product offering or Abrams, contact Milliken at (864) 503-2758 or visit www.millikenmilitary.com.
About Milliken & Company®
Founded in 1865, Milliken & Company is a privately held textile and chemical company that employs approximately 11,000 associates worldwide. Milliken operates nearly 50 manufacturing facilities in the U.S. and 8 other countries. Having over 2000 patents issued or applied for, the company produces over 19,000 high performance products. To learn more about Milliken, please visit the Company’s Web sites at www.milliken.com or www.millikenmilitary.com.
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