The Global Market for Hydraulic Components is Forecast to Reach US$76.7 Billion by 2022
Ubiquity of Fluid Power in Modern Engineering Coupled
With Smart Innovations in Hydraulic Technologies to Spur Growth of the Global Hydraulic
Components Market, According to a New Report by Global Industry Analysts, Inc.
GIA launches comprehensive analysis of
industry segments, trends, growth drivers, market share, size and demand
forecasts on the global Hydraulic Components market. The global market for Hydraulic Components is forecast
to reach US$76.7 billion by 2022, driven
by the ubiquitous use of fluid power in modern engineering and continuous
developments in the science of hydraulics which help the technology to replace
mechanical and electrical drives.
Hydraulic engineering revolves around
transmitting energy and power through highly pressurized hydraulic fluids. Pressurized
fluids have the potential to generate massive mechanical power equivalent to
several hundred tons and are virtually indispensable in all heavy duty
machinery. The technology offers several performance benefits over electrical
systems including reduced design complexity by eliminating the need for gears,
levers, pulleys, and other moving parts which would otherwise be required in
electrical systems. Other benefits offered by hydraulics include easy and
accurate design of control interfaces; efficient multiplication of force;
simple engineering design; predictable performance; flexibility in machine
design; ability of fluid systems to provide constant force and torque; cost
effective and economical; easy and simpler to maintain; higher levels of safety
when compared to mechanical and electrical systems. Over the years, Industrial
hydraulics and mobile hydraulics have both witnessed refining technology
advancements. Industrial hydraulics, more widely known as “oil hydraulics” has benefited greatly from the development of innovative,
non-flammable water-based/mineral based/and synthetic hydraulic fluids. A large
percentage of large industrial machines are designed on the principle of oil
hydraulics.
Outdistancing classical solid mechanics, hydraulics is today a key component in the field of
applied science and engineering. Growth in the market is expected to come from
strong replacement demand especially in developed markets. The massive
installed base of aging hydraulic equipment in these markets across key
industrial sectors provides ample opportunities for equipment replacements.
Corrosion, wear and tear and internal and external system leakage are primary
reasons for equipment replacements. Also, repairs for hydraulic equipment are
expensive with consumers preferring to replace the equipment as against
repairing and reconditioning. As vital components in modern equipment, demand
for hydraulic components will be influenced by the business outlook and
confidence in sectors such as mobile construction equipment; industrial
machinery; mining; automotive, aerospace, mechanized agricultural implements
and machinery, forestry machines, material handling equipment, conveyor
machines, oil and gas drilling and exploration equipment etc.
Other major factors poised to influence growth
patterns include development of energy efficient hydraulics; increased R&D
focus on formulating innovative hydraulic fluids; growing investments in
industrial automation and the ensuing demand for motion and control
technologies; and rising focus on predictive maintenance of hydraulic
equipment/systems & the ensuing increase in parts replacement frequency; and
advancements in electro-hydraulic automation.
As stated by the new market research
report on Hydraulic Components, the United States represents the largest market worldwide. Asia-Pacific
ranks as the fastest growing market with a CAGR of 8.0% over the analysis period
led by factors such as encouraging economic growth forecasts; recovery in the
construction sector and a parallel increase in sales of construction equipment;
expanding manufacturing base in low cost Asian countries a linear increase in
investments on smart machine tools; optimistic outlook for commercial aviation
and the ensuing increase in aircraft production and demand opportunities for
aircraft hydraulics; hope for new recovery in mining and oil and gas equipment on
the back of firmer oil and mineral commodity prices.
Major players in the market include Atos
Spa, Avic Liyuan Hydraulic Co. Ltd., Bailey International LLC, Bosch Rexroth
AG, Crane Aerospace & Electronics, Inc., Daikin Industries Ltd., Dongyang
Mechatronics Corporation, Eaton Corporation, Hengli Group, Kawasaki Heavy
Industries Ltd., KYB Co., Ltd., Linde Hydraulics GmbH & Co. KG, Nabtesco
Corporation, Nachi-Fujikoshi Corp., Parker Hannifin Corporation, Sauer-Danfoss,
Inc., Tokyo Keiki, Inc., Weber-Hydraulik GmbH, Wipro Infrastructure Engineering
Ltd., Yuci Hydraulics Co., Ltd., and Yuken Kogyo Co., Ltd., among others.
The research report titled
“Hydraulic Components: 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 USA, Canada, Japan, Europe (France, Germany, Italy, UK,
Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe), Asia-Pacific (China, India and Rest of
Asia-Pacific), Middle East & Africa, and Latin America (Brazil and Rest of
Latin America). The market is analyzed by major segments that include Accumulators
& Filters, Cylinders, Power Packs, Pumps & Motors, Valves, and Others (Includes Accessories such as Pressure
Switches, Micro-Switches Controlled Heaters, Pressure Gauges, Sensors,
Reservoirs, Brakes, Hydraulic Clutches, Float Switches, and Monitoring Elements).
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