👉 Aramid is a type of fiber that is primarily found in the fibers of amorphous quartz and other minerals. It is also known as "fibrous silica," referring to its structure, which is made up of silicate ions bonded together by hydroxyapatite. The term "arid" comes from the Latin word "arum," meaning "soft," referring to the soft texture of aramids. Aramids are often used in making various fibers, including carpets, upholstery
