Rapid Self-healing Gel Market to cross $310 mn by 2025| Cardinal Health, Scapa Healthcare, Katecho, Alliqua Biomedical, Axelgaard, Advanced Medical Solutions, Contura and Hydromer

Global Market Insights, Inc. has launched a report on Rapid Self-healing Gel Market that elucidates an in-depth synopsis of this business vertical over the forecast period. The report is inclusive of the prominent industry drivers and provides an accurate analysis of the key growth trends and market outlook in the years to come in addition to the competitive hierarchy of this sphere.

Growing concerns of chronic condition which increases the adoption rate of surgical procedures along with well-developed technological facilities is driving the growth for medical devices. Increasing R&D expenditure in biopharmaceutical industry the demand for more effective drug delivery system has also risen. Rapid self-healing gels have remarkable characteristic such as tunable biological as well as physiochemical properties along with relatively facile microfabrication. Thus, the adaptive nature of rapid self-healing gels affixes new dimensions in tissue engineering by synthesizing functional hydrogels, thereby propelling overall rapid self-healing gels market during forecast timespan.

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The wound healing application segment will capture a significant share of over 45% of the global rapid self-healing gel market in 2025. Escalating rate of trauma injuries and road collision is surging demand for faster wound recovery which will ultimately propel demand for active wound care items. Tissue engineering segment revenue will capture a market share of over 10% by the end of forecast spell and will grow with a CAGR of 8.0% during the forecast timeframe. Tissue engineering is a rapidly growing field which involves biomaterial science, cell biology, cell material interactions and surface characterization. Rapid self-healing gels have considerable biocompatibility and similarity with tissue components of the body, which makes it an ideal choice for use in tissue engineering.

Based on revenue, physically crosslinked rapid self-healing gel segment will hold majority of market accounting for approximately USD 200 million in 2025 of the overall rapid self-healing gel market. Physical rapid self-healing gels are mainly based on poly (vinyl alcohol), which has remarkable safety record of biomedical applications. It includes entangled chains, hydrogen bonding, hydrophobic interaction and crystalline formation. Hydrogel can be designed and synthesized by polymer networks with molecular-scale control over structure similar to cross-linking density with altering properties, like mechanical strength, chemical & biological response, and biodegradation.

Considering region, North America will hold the maximum share of around 40% in the rapid self-healing gel market by the end of forecast period. Rising demand for infrastructural spaces and availability of advanced healthcare services with cutting-edge technology coupled with increase in government spending will substantially drive the rapid self-healing gel market growth in the U.S. Furthermore, majority of players are present in the U.S. which will lead to development of advanced products, thus leading to market growth in the region.

Partial Chapter of the Table of Content:

Chapter 3. Rapid self-Healing Gel Industry Insights
3.1. Industry segmentation
3.2. Industry size and forecast, 2014 - 2025
3.3. Industry ecosystem analysis
3.3.1. Raw material analysis
3.3.2. Manufacturing trends
3.3.3. Profit margin
3.3.4. Value addition
3.3.5. Distribution channel analysis
3.3.6. Vendor matrix
3.3.6.1. List of key manufacturers/distributors
3.3.6.2. List of key/potential customers
3.4. Innovation & sustainability
3.4.1. Technology landscape
3.4.2. Future trends
3.4.3. Patent analysis
3.5. Industry impact forces
3.5.1. Growth drivers
3.5.1.1. Rapidly growing wound dressing/healing market
3.5.1.2. Growing R&D in biomedical industry in U.S. for novel drug delivery
3.5.1.3. Rising product demand for tissue engineering in biomedical industry
3.5.2. Industry pitfalls & challenges
3.5.2.1. Volatile raw material prices
3.6. Regulatory landscape
3.6.1. U.S.
3.6.2. Europe
3.6.3. China
3.7. Growth potential analysis
3.8. Regional price trends
3.8.1. Cost structure analysis
3.8.1.1. R&D cost
3.8.1.2. Manufacturing & equipment cost
3.8.1.3. Raw material cost
3.8.1.4. Distribution cost
3.8.1.5. Operating cost
3.8.1.6. Miscellaneous cost
3.8.2. Price by crosslinking
3.8.3. Price by application
3.9. Competitive landscape, 2018
3.9.1. Company market share analysis, 2018
3.9.2. Strategy dashboard
3.10. Porter’s analysis
3.10.1. Supplier power
3.10.2. Buyer power
3.10.3. Threat of new entrants
3.10.4. Threat of substitutes
3.10.5. Industry rivalry
3.11. PESTEL analysis

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The rapid self-healing gel market competitive landscape includes key players such as Axelgaard Katecho, R&D Medical Products, Contura International, Advanced Medical Solutions, Hydromer, Biogelx, Scapa Healthcare, Cardinal Health, Cytogel Pharma, Ferentis etc. Firms are undertaking novel product launch and collaborations to gain profits in the market.

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