BASF, H. B Fuller Profiled in UV Adhesives Market 2024 Report - Henkel, 3M company, The Dow Chemical Company, Permabond, DELO, Sika, Dymax Corporation, and Ashland & More

A recent report by Market Study Report, LLC, on ‘UV Adhesives Market’ provides a detailed analysis on the industry size, revenue forecasts and geographical landscape pertaining to this business space. Additionally, the report highlights primary obstacles and latest growth trends accepted by key players that form a part of the competitive spectrum of this business.

Chinas transportation segment depicted to be favorable quotient for UV adhesives market with annual rate of 12.8% during study period. The product is used for various application such as glass bonding, automotive electronic system, etc. According to OICA (France), overall automotive production in China was registered nearly 28 million units with 14.5% increase in 2016. This will propel the product demand till 2024. The proliferation in industrial and manufacturing sector of China will robust the product market. The manufacturing sector grew at rate of 8% in March 2017 and accounted for more than 40% of the total GDP of China.

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The UV glue industry is segmented based on end-user such as transportation, medical, industrial assembly, electronics and others including construction activities, wood working, packaging, etc. Electronic is likely to have a large market share & is expected to grow with CAGR of nearly 12% in forecast period due to enhancing technology to manufacture insulated electronics components. Based on value, the transportation segment will generate around USD 170 million till 2024. This is due to demand of light weighted and high-tech automobiles as the use of UV glue will replace nuts and screws used in assembling automobile partsUV Adhesive Market will surpass USD 1.5 billion by 2024; according to a new research report.

In 2016, U.S. shared over three-fourth of the overall North America market and is probable to increase at significant rate in upcoming years. Increase growth rate in medical and electronic industry promotes UV cured adhesives in the industry. South Korea and India will be the emerging market in Asia Pacific region and both countries will exhibit the gain of more than 13% in upcoming years.

The key players product includes BASF, H. B Fuller, Henkel, 3M company, The Dow Chemical Company, Permabond, DELO, Sika, Dymax Corporation, and Ashland.

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Aging population along with extended life expectancy will create the sustainable demand of medical devices worldwide. The use of UV adhesives in medical devices and equipment will boost the demand of the product as it is recognized low emission volatile organic compound. U.S is one of the leading producer & consumer of medical devices and regarded globally for their innovation and high-tech products. Major states for medical devices companies in U.S. region include New York, Florida, California, Michigan, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Georgia and Massachusetts.

Table of Content:
Chapter 1. Methodology and Scope
Chapter 2. Executive Summary
Chapter 3. UV Adhesives Industry Insights
Chapter 4. UV Adhesives Market, Product by End-user
Chapter 5. UV Adhesives Market, By End-user
Chapter 6. UV Adhesives Market, By Region
Chapter 7. Company Profiles

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