Thermoplastic Tape Market is projected to grow at a CAGR of ~ 5% during the next ten years
Oct 14, 2019
Lightweight Trend in Automotive Industry Remains a Turning Point of Thermoplastic Tape Market Players, Says FMI
Valley Cottage, United States - October 14, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
A new research report by Future Market Insights (FMI) on the thermoplastic tape market includes global industry analysis 2014 - 2018 and opportunity assessment 2019 - 2029. The report investigates the thermoplastic tape market and provides critical insights for the forecast period of 2019 - 2029. As per findings of the report, the global thermoplastic tape market is expected to witness a substantial growth during the forecast period. Low cost and effective performance of the thermoplastic tape in the manufacturing of automotive components are expected to drive the market growth in the upcoming years. In addition to enhancing visual appearance of the automotive parts, the diversification in usage and consumption of thermoplastic tape in different end-use sectors including aerospace and building & construction is likely to drive the market growth in the next ten years.
According to FMI’s analysis, thermoplastic tape market players are targeted towards capitalizing on evolving scenario of the automotive industry, where lightweight components have been gaining significant momentum to enhance fuel efficiency and achieve low-carbon emissions.
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Manufacturers Foresee Lucrative Opportunities in East Asia
Europe will continue to hold a prominent share in the thermoplastic tape market. However, high growth opportunities are expected in East Asia in 2019 and beyond. China is anticipated to represent high incremental opportunity and maximum growth rate in the region. With mounting environmental concerns, the government in the country are continuously imposing regulations to reduce dependency on fossil fuel, which led to increased adoption of composites in automotive and aircraft manufacturing. As a result, thermoplastic tape is likely to gain significant traction in the East Asian countries.
Industry Leader’s Perspective:
According to R&D Vice President of Arkema – leading player in the thermoplastic tape market, carmakers in Europe are focusing on the development of lighter vehicles by replacing metal components with composites, in order to achieve the carbon emissions cap for new cars which will drop from 130 grams to 95 grams per kilometer by 2020. The company’s thermoplastic is set to be a part of this solution, by offering lightweight, efficient, recyclable properties.
PAEK Resin Family Remain a Material of Choice
By thickness, thermoplastic tape of 0.21-0.40 mm is expected to hold prominent value share in the market. Although it remains the most common thickness range used in the end-use industries, manufacturers are likely to focus on offering varying range of thickness to sustain the demand for different applications.
On the basis of material, PAEK is a widely used resin family in thermoplastic tape, followed by polyamide resin. According to the manufacturers, high quality composites are formed when these materials are combined with carbon or glass fibers. However, the carbon-reinforced fiber provides more strength to thermoplastic tapes as compared to the glass-reinforced fiber.
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By end-use industry, significant adoption by the automotive industry will continue to account for relatively high sales.
Thermoplastic Tape Market: Vendor Insights
The report highlights prominent market players who have established themselves as market leaders in the global thermoplastic tape market. Some of the key players operating in the global market are Evonik Industries AG, Toray Industries Inc., Solvay S.A., Teijin Ltd., Mitsui Chemicals Inc. and Sabic Corporation, among others.
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The global thermoplastic tape market is considered as consolidated with some market players holding prominent share of the market. Manufacturers in the thermoplastic tape market are investing in expansions and mergers to expand their product portfolio as well as their foothold in the market.
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