Aramid Fiber Market 2018 Global Key Players are Kolon Industries Inc,Toray Chemicals South Korea Inc, China National Bluestar (Group) Co. Ltd, Teijin Ltd, Hyosung Corp, Huvis Corp, Kermel

The rising protective measures taken worldwide for enhanced safety and security have increased the demand for aramid fiber. Use of aramid fiber as substitute for substances such as asbestos, which if used in excess quantities cause diseases, has supported the market growth. Additionally, increasing use of aramid fiber in automotive and aerospace sectors augments market growth. Technological advancements in automotive sectors, and growing applications of aramid fiber is expected to accelerate its adoption worldwide.

The global aramid fiber market is gaining traction due to the growing demand for higher fuel efficiency and increasing need for security. Aramid fiber is a synthetic high-performance fiber with rigid polymer chains molecules. It is a polyamide with its amide groups separated by para-phenylene groups. Aramid fiber offers features such as high strength, low flammability, resistance to abrasion, no melting point, and no conductivity. This fiber offers very high thermal resistance and does not melt or catch fire at a common level of oxygen. It has a very stable chemical structure and is extremely resistant to organic solvents. This fiber is used for varied applications such as automotive, aerospace, protective clothing, composites, telecommunication, and ballistics among others. This fiber is also used as a substitute for asbestos, excess of which causes lung diseases.

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Increasing demand for increased fuel efficiency and growing use as a replacement to asbestos boosts the Aramid Fiber market

However, high production cost, and non-biodegradable nature are some of the factors hampering the global market.

Global Aramid Fiber Market Taxonomy
The global Aramid Fiber market is segmented on the basis of product type, application, and geography.

By Product Type:

- Para Aramid Fiber
- Meta Aramid Fiber
- Other Aramid Fiber

By Application:

- Aerospace
- Automotive
- Telecommunication
- Security and Protection
- Frictional Materials
- Others

The rising demand for protective clothing and presence of established automotive industry boost the growth in Europe

On the basis of geography, Europe is expected to dominate the global market over forecast period. The increasing demand for protective clothing drives the growth of aramid fiber market in this region. Various industries have mandated the use of protective clothing for safety of personnel, thereby supporting market growth. Stringent government regulations regarding safety and security also boost the adoption of aramid fiber. The presence of established automotive and aerospace sectors also augments the growth of aramid fiber market in the region. Increasing demand from the aerospace sector is expected to provide growth opportunities in the region during the forecast period.

Key players in the global Aramid Fiber market are:

1. Kolon Industries Inc
2. Toray Chemicals South Korea Inc.
3. China National Bluestar (Group) Co. Ltd.
4. Teijin Ltd.
5. E. I. Dupont Nemours & Co.
6. Yantai Tayho Advanced Materials Co.
7. Hyosung Corp.
8. Huvis Corp.
9. SRO Aramid (Jiangzu) Co. Ltd.
10. Kermel

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