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World Industrial Rubber Products to 2016

 


 





Study #: 2888
Document Type: Industry Study
Date Published: May-2012
Format:
   Full study: PDF
   Section, Pages, Tables and Charts: HTML
Pages: 392
Full Study Price: $6,100.00
       

    

Global demand for industrial rubber products will be led by growth in key OEM markets, particularly motor vehicles, and aftermarket demand due to strong emerging developing nations.

Global market to rise 5.8% per annum through 2016

The global market for industrial rubber products is projected to increase 5.8 percent per year to $140 billion in 2016. Demand gains will be spurred by growth in key original equipment manufacturing (OEM) markets, particularly motor vehicles. In addition, the worldwide motor vehicle park will grow at a more rapid pace based on the emerging strength of developing markets, which will support aftermarket demand.

China, Asia/Pacific region to remain dominant

The Asia/Pacific region, which represented 44 percent of the global market for industrial rubber products in 2011, is forecast to post the fastest growth of any region through 2016. Gains in regional demand will be fueled by ongoing industrialization efforts and rising personal income levels, which will support manufacturing output in a range of industries, from construction machinery to household appliances to motor vehicles. China will remain the largest national market for industrial rubber products, accounting for 27 percent of total global demand in 2016. However, India is expected to post the fastest growth of any country worldwide, outpacing even China.

Demand for industrial rubber products in the US, the second largest national market in the world behind China, will experience an acceleration in growth based on an improved manufacturing climate. Western Europe and Japan will see modest increases, in large part because those markets have already matured. Nevertheless, because of the advanced industrial and technological nature of their economies, intensity of product use in these areas will remain among the highest in the world.

Motor vehicle market to post most rapid growth

The motor vehicle market is forecast to post the fastest gains through 2016, reflecting an acceleration in light vehicle production, which will bolster OEM sales of industrial rubber products. However, industrial equipment, which includes industrial machinery as well as off-road vehicles, is forecast to remain the largest market for industrial rubber products.

Mechanical rubber goods to remain leading product segment

Mechanical rubber goods -- which include such products as body seals, vibration control devices, and wiper blades -- are expected to remain by far the largest product segment through 2016. These products are employed heavily in motor vehicles, and segment growth will be largely attributable to the sanguine outlook for global automotive output. Rubber belts and hoses will see the fastest gains of any product segment during that span, bolstered by an improving outlook for pricing relative to mechanical goods.

Study Scope

This study analyzes the $105.5 billion world industrial rubber product industry. It presents historical demand data for the years 2001, 2006 and 2011, and forecasts for 2016 and 2021 by market (e.g., industrial equipment, motor vehicles, construction, aerospace), product (e.g., mechanical goods, hose, belts, roofing), world region and for 27 countries.

The study also considers market environment factors, details industry structure, evaluates company market shares and profiles 39 industry players, including Hutchinson, Tokai Rubber and Tomkins.

 










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