The Global Market for Technical Textiles is Projected to Reach US$168.3 Billion by 2020
Robust Demand from Construction &
Automotive Sectors Drives the Global Technical Textiles Market, According to a New
Report by Global
Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA announces the
release of a comprehensive global report on Technical Textiles. The
global market for Technical Textiles is projected to reach US$168.3 billion by
2020, driven by robust demand from the construction and automotive sectors.
Technical textiles
are advanced textiles known for their excellent functional properties and
technical performance. An exciting multidisciplinary field with exhaustive
applications in various industries, technical textiles is poised to witness strong
growth. Supported by superior performance attributes, applications of technical
textiles are far reaching, ranging from simple use in agriculture, furnishing,
packaging and clothing to the more complicated filtration, construction,
medical, automotive, and environmental protection applications. Robust growth
in construction and infrastructure projects, increasing automobile production,
and rising demand from the healthcare sector, represent key factors driving
growth in the market. Growth prospects also emerge from government regulations
mandating the use of technical textiles such as geosynthetics in all
infrastructure development projects. Rising income levels, rapid urbanization,
strong industrialization, expanding manufacturing base, growing middle class
population, and aging population are other macro factors that bode well for the
growth of technical textiles.
Continuous research
and development, as a result of increased focus of manufacturers and
researchers alike in bringing innovative products to the market, is poised to
propel growth in the future. Advanced technological breakthroughs in textile
technologies used in medical applications have expanded the application scope from
simple wound-dressing products to sophisticated products used in surgeries and
diagnostics. Nanotechnology is an emerging production technology for technical
textiles. Driven by strong research and development, nanotechnology is expected
to overtake current knitting, weaving and thermoforming technologies. Another major
trend positively impacting the market is the migration of production
technologies towards technical textiles, given the increased margin of returns
on investments.
As
stated by the new market research report on Technical Textiles, Asia-Pacific represents
the largest as well as the fastest growing market with a CAGR of 6.9% over the
analysis period. Strong demand from manufacturing, industrial, automotive and
construction sectors; steady economic growth; favorable government policies;
and numerous infrastructure development projects in the pipeline are factors
spurring growth in the region. Mobile Textiles represents the largest market
segment, while Construction Textiles is witnessing the fastest growth with a
CAGR of 6.1% over the review period.
Major players in the
market include 3M, Ahlstrom Corporation, Asahi Kasei Fibers Corporation,
Borgers AG , Delfingen Industry S.A, DSM Dyneema BV , DuPont de Nemours &
Co., Fibertex Nonwovens A/S, Freudenberg Nonwovens, GSE Environmental Inc.,
Hindoostan Technical Fabrics Limited, Huesker Synthetic GmbH, Johns Manville,
Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Lenzing Plastics GmbH & Co KG, Low & Bonar
PLC, NAUE Geosynthetics Limited, Officine Maccaferri S.p.A., Polymer Group
Inc., Royal Ten Cate, SGL Group, Strata Systems Inc., Teijin Limited, and TWE
Group GmbH, among others.
The research report titled “Technical
Textiles: A Global Strategic Business Report” announced by Global Industry
Analysts Inc., provides a comprehensive
review of market trends, issues, drivers, mergers, acquisitions and other
strategic industry activities of global companies. The report provides market estimates and
projections for all major geographic markets such as the US, Canada, Japan,
Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK, Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe Markets),
Asia-Pacific (China, India and Rest of Asia-Pacific), and Rest of World.
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