This invention relates to the field of high-performance
fiber materials technology, and discloses a long-lasting, UV-resistant, and highly stable
Kevlar fiber. Using para-
aramid as a matrix, it incorporates in-situ copolymerized grafted bis(aminotriazine)-
benzimidazole UV-stabilizing units, and its surface is covalently bonded with a CeO2-TiO2 composite nanolayer via a
silane coupling agent. This results in excellent
UV resistance and
structural stability, with a UPF value of 50-100+, and a strength
retention rate of ≥90% after 500 hours of
xenon lamp aging. It also retains ultra-high strength, high modulus, and high-
temperature resistance. The preparation method includes synthesizing the bis(aminotriazine)-
benzimidazole comonomer, low-temperature polycondensation of this
comonomer with p-phenylenediamine and
terephthaloyl chloride to obtain a
copolymer spinning solution, followed by dry-wet
spinning,
alkaline etching, composite
sol-
coating, and high-temperature curing to obtain the target
fiber. This invention employs dual modification through internal copolymerization and
surface coating, resulting in a simple process suitable for industrial production. The obtained fiber can be used in
aerospace, defense, and outdoor protection applications requiring long-term UV
exposure.