Industrial Safety Gloves Market - Estimated to Reach a US$ 9.5 Billion Value by 2026 || Key Players - Kimberly-Clark, Bullard, Grainger Inc., Uvex Safety Group, Alpha Pro Tech Ltd., Lakeland Industries Inc., Ansell Limited

A fresh report has been added to the wide database of Market Research Report Search Engine (MRRSE). The research study is titled “Industrial Safety Gloves Market - Estimated to Reach a US$ 9.5 Billion Value by 2026” which encloses important data about the production, consumption, revenue and market share, merged with information related to the market scope and product overview.

Majorly driven by propelling adoption of workplace safety measures and incessant R&D regarding innovated task-specific safety equipment, the industrial safety gloves market is steadily growing, as indicated by a recent study published. The nearly US$ 6 billion market for industrial safety gloves is expected to exceed the valuation of US$ 9.5 Bn by the end of 2026, witnessing an expansion at a CAGR of over 4.5% during 2017-2026.

With the rapid expansion of various industrial segments such as construction, healthcare, and manufacturing, there has been a growing focus on ensuring safety of workers against occupational hazards. As these industrial sectors are labor intensive, it has become imperative for maintaining safe working environment. These factors have spurred demand for various industrial safety equipment such as safety gloves.

To Get Sample Copy of Report, Click here @ https://www.mrrse.com/sample/4862

Industrial Safety Gloves Manufacturers Emphasizing on Adherence to Green Manufacturing Process & Technologies

Governments of many countries worldwide have enforced stricter laws apropos to workplace safety. For example, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) enlists standards that are required to be adhered by industries. OSHA also offers information on worker protection for functioning in various industrial settings, thereby boosting implementation of safety laws and augmenting adoption of safety equipment such as safety gloves. One of the latest trends being witnessed in the global industrial safety gloves market is the utilization of green & recyclable materials for production of safety gloves. Majority of glove manufacturers are continuously emphasizing on sustainability and adherence to green manufacturing processes & technologies.

Adoption of non-renewable energy sources and eco-friendly materials are likely to significantly curtail non-productive electricity consumption and the overall cost of manufacturing industrial safety gloves. Several vendors in the market are now seeking options for reducing the amount of waste produced, and decreasing their dependency on petrochemical resources by utilizing natural fibers. In addition, these vendors are concentrating on adoption of raw materials capable of reducing the carbon footprint, and have commenced using recyclable materials for the production of industrial safety gloves.

According to Future Market Insights’ recently developed report, the global industrial safety gloves market will exhibit an average growth throughout the forecast period (2017-2026). Sales of industrial safety gloves across the globe are estimated to account for nearly US$ 10,000 Mn revenues by 2026-end.

Browse Complete Report with TOC @ https://www.mrrse.com/industrial-safety-gloves-market

Europe is expected to become the largest market for industrial safety gloves by 2026-end, in terms of revenues. The market growth in Europe can be primarily attributed to proliferation of the construction sector, tightening regulatory directives that promote the worker safety, and rapid expansion of other industrial sectors such as pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and foodservice are expected to stoke demand for industrial safety gloves in Europe. The market in Europe is projected to register the fastest expansion through 2026.

Asia-Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) is anticipated to remain the second fastest expanding market for industrial safety gloves, with sales estimated to exceed revenues worth US$ 2,000 Mn by 2026-end. Most of the region’s growth is driven by the abundant availability of nitrile and natural rubber in the ASEAN countries. Countries such as Indonesia, Thailand, and Malaysia are leading producers of industrial gloves globally, which in turn contribute to APEJ’s market growth.

Key Research Findings from FMI’s Report

Chemical protective gloves and leather gloves are anticipated to remain the most remunerative products in the market

Manufacturing end-users will account for the largest revenue share of the market during 2017 to 2026

Competition Tracking

With the presence of large number of companies in the global industrial safety gloves market, there is little differentiation between product offerings of vendors. They are therefore focusing on establishing long-term relationships with end-users in manufacturing and healthcare sectors. Key companies profiled by FMI’s report include Kimberly-Clark, Bullard, Grainger, Inc., Uvex Safety Group, Alpha Pro Tech Ltd., Lakeland Industries Inc., Ansell Limited, Honeywell International Inc., E I Du Pont De Nemours and Co., and 3M Co.

Enquire about this Report @ https://www.mrrse.com/enquiry/4862

About Market Research Reports Search Engine (MRRSE)

Market Research Reports Search Engine (MRRSE) is an industry-leading database of Market Research Reports. MRRSE is driven by a stellar team of research experts and advisors trained to offer objective advice. Our sophisticated search algorithm returns results based on the report title, geographical region, publisher, or other keywords.

MRRSE partners exclusively with leading global publishers to provide clients single-point access to top-of-the-line market research. MRRSE’s repository is updated every day to keep its clients ahead of the next new trend in market research, be it competitive intelligence, product or service trends or strategic consulting.

Contact Us

State Tower
90, State Street
Suite 700
Albany, NY - 12207
United States Telephone: +1-518-730-0559
Email: sales@mrrse.com

This release was published on openPR.