Global Non-Woven Filter Media Market Size Is Expected To Increase By USD 6.9 billion By 2022
Feb 14, 2017
Global Non-Woven Filter Media Market which is growing rapidly and expected to continue its growth till the end of 2022.
Pune, India - February 14, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Global non-woven filter media market has been growing rapidly post 2016 as it is boosted due various industries such as transportation, water filtration, HVAC, food & beverages, pharmaceuticals and others. The market size is expected to increase by USD 6.9 billion by the end of 2022
Market Highlights
Global non-woven filter media market is expected to reach USD 6.9 billion in 2022, according to MRFR’s analysis. Properties of non-woven filter media such as durability with tolerance capacity of extreme temperatures and high efficiency makes it favorable for several applications across various industries such as transportation, water filtration, HVAC, food & beverages, pharmaceuticals and others. Growing concerns of hospital acquired infections (HAI) and surgical site infections (SSI) is expected to drive future sales of pharmaceuticals applications. High price of this market as compared to other polymers market is expected to remain as a key challenge for growth of the same.
Transportation was the major application which accounted for over XX% of total Non-Woven Filter Media Market volume in 2015 and expected to grow at the CAGR of XX% from 2016 to 2022. Demand in fiber application is anticipated to increase at the CAGR of XX% till 2022 which had started from 2016.
Non-Woven Filter Media Players:
• 3M
• Donaldson Co.
• Gordian Nonwoven Technology Co.
• Delstar Technologies Inc.
• DuPont Nonwovens
• Norafin Industries
• Pegas Nonwovens Inc.
• Cummins Filtration
• Kimberly-Clark Corp.
• Eagle Nonwovens Inc.
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Regional Analysis
Asia Pacific region is expected to maintain its dominance in the global non-woven filter media since it has the largest market share followed by Europe and rest of the world. Contribution of China, Japan and India in the growth of this market is expected to boost the Asia Pacific non-woven filter media market. Other emerging markets are North America and Middle East countries.
Segmentation:
The global non-woven filter media market is majorly segmented on the basis of by source, by product and by application. Based on the by source the market is segmented into polymers, fibers, binders and additives. Based on the by product the market is segmented into surface filter and depth filter and Based on the application the market is segmented into Transportation, Water Filtration, HVAC, Food & Beverages, Pharmaceuticals and Others
Further key findings from the report suggest:
• The global non-woven filter media market demand is estimated to be 6.9 billion in 2022
• Transportation segment of non-woven filter media had the highest market share in 2016.
• Asia Pacific had dominated the market and had increased at the CAGR of XX% in 2016
Intended Audience
• Manufacturers and distributors of Non-Woven Filter Media
• Suppliers and traders of Non-Woven Filter Media
• Government, associations and industrial bodies
• Investors and trade experts
• Consulting in chemical experts
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Companies such 3M, Donaldson Co., Gordian Nonwoven Technology Co., Delstar Technologies Inc., DuPont Nonwovens, Norafin Industries, Pegas Nonwovens Inc., Cummins Filtration, Kimberly-Clark Corp., and Eagle Nonwovens Inc. have adopted using strategies deeply to increase their presence in the market. Most of these companies have invested in R&D amenities to discover advancements and special trading that are eco-friendly and extremely sensitive to surrounding with less utilization of expensive & harmful raw materials.
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