Global Ion Exchange Resins Market Expected to Showcase Significant Growth during the Forecast Period 2018 – 2026

Ion exchange resins are basically polymers which function as ion exchange mediums. It should be known that, they are insoluble in water, chemically inert and cross-linked. Furthermore, their prime functions include waste water treatment. Over the past few years, the market for ion exchange resins is showing impressive growth, which has been tracked through a new research study added to the vast database of Market Research Hub (MRH). This research report is titled “Ion Exchange Resins Market- Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2018 – 2026”, which discourses details about the present & future market scenario. Moreover, additional factors such as market revenue, market size etc.; are carefully enclosed in this analysis.

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According to report specifics, increase in the demand for municipal as well as industrial water treatment is acting as a primary driving factor for the global market for ion exchange resins. Furthermore, rise in the demand for ion exchange resins across food processing applications in order to eliminate contaminant is another useful factor accountable for growth of the ion exchange resins market. This research report presents the forecasts for the ion exchange resins market at global and regional levels. In addition, the concerned market is forecasted in terms of volume and revenue (US$ Mn) for the forecast period (2018 to 2026), considering 2017 to be the base year. Useful factors such as drivers and restraints associated to the global ion exchange resins market are also part of this study.

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As the report proceeds, readers can gather information about the market segmentation in terms of product, end-user industry and application. Based on product, the ion exchange resins market is bifurcated into adsorbent resins, strong acid cation resins, chelating resins, weak acid cation resins, weak base anion resins, strong base anion resins and mixed bed resins. The report discusses the prime applications of ion exchange resins, namely, sugar refining, uranium mining, liquid glucose, gold mining, Bisphenol A, TAME, food & beverages, industrial water treatment, MTBE catalysis, ultrapure water, pharmaceutical, water softening, municipal water treatment and others. Considering the regional segmentation, North America emerges as the dominant region with a major share managed in the global ion exchange resins market in 2017. Moreover, regions like Asia Pacific, particularly developing countries such as India, China, Indonesia and Vietnam, are facing major infrastructural and economic development. The final section of the report includes a crisp analysis on the key players such as Dow Chemical Company, Purolite, Ionic Systems Ltd, ResinTech Inc., Thermax Limited, Lanxess AG, Ion Exchange (India) Limited, Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, Evoqua Water Technologies LLC and Novasep.

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