Ceramic 3D printing market 2020 | Insights & Forecast Research Report 2025

Ceramic 3D printing market outlook has been undergoing a plethora of changes over the past few years with regards to considerable research programs pertaining to the technology of 3D printing. Ceramic materials being highly inorganic, non-solid-metallic materials, and possessing 30 per cent crystalline properties, find umpteen applications in indoor plumbing, tiles, and bathroom and kitchen fixtures.

The aforementioned characteristics of the ceramic materials have encouraged their usage in the field of 3D printing and additive manufacturing when compared to other polymers and metal materials. This field has evidently been witnessing significant R&D activities enabling the demands for ceramic 3D printing foresee quite some increase in the near future.

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The rising demand for 3D printed ceramics is evident from the ongoing technological advancements brought forth by industry leaders. For instance, this field recently saw Admatec’s novel invention of DLP 3D printer, Armaflex 300.

3D printer manufacturer, Admatec, headquartered in Netherlands, in November 2019, unveiled its all new DLP 3D printer which is stated to be highly compatible with the ceramic materials. This would permit the customers to expand the system with optional module enabling the metal 3D printing. The company has been developing various systems to cater to the production needs for large-scale alumina parts, silica cores and shells, and sufficing the consumer demands across the investment casting ceramic 3D printing market.

The launch of advanced products such as the aforementioned is adding an impetus to the global demand for 3D printed ceramics.

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The use of clay during the manufacturing of ceramic materials has phenomenally propelled their demand. Clay being highly natural and highly feasible has aided ceramic products to be characterized by aesthetic designs.

These materials are used in the industries like healthcare, and aerospace and defense. Ceramics are also prominently used across the dental sector for dental restoration applications. Zirconia, a ceramic material used for slashing the usage of porcelain chipping, finds high end usage in dental restoration.

The advent of various technological concepts has also brought about a revolution in the adoption of ceramic 3D printing market. Enlisted below are different technologies that have had a high impact on global ceramic 3D market:

Binder Jetting in ceramics

The Binder Jetting technology was one of the earliest ones that used ceramic powders for manufacturing operations. This method involves the manufacturing of ceramic powders via the use of binder which solidifies in a cross-section on a powder bed. The result of this is full color models, that unfortunately are not very resistant for various industrial purposes.

Material deposition/ Liquid deposition modeling techniques

The liquid deposition modeling technique revolves around depositing layers of ceramic materials until a piece or model is formed. This technique follows the FDM technique but adds extruders adapted to the material. The technique stands as a highly economic method for ceramic 3D printing market.

Partial Chapter of the Table of Content:

Chapter 3. Ceramic 3D Printing Industry Insights
3.1. Industry segmentation
3.2. Industry landscape, 2014 - 2025
3.3. Industry ecosystem analysis
3.3.1. Distribution channel analysis
3.3.2. Vendor matrix
3.4. Innovation & sustainability
3.4.1. Patent analysis
3.5. Industry megatrends
3.6. Industry impact forces
3.6.1. Growth drivers
3.6.1.1. Development of healthcare industry in North America and Europe
3.6.1.2. Development in the U.S. aerospace and defense industry
3.6.1.3. Growing automotive industry
3.6.2. Industry pitfalls & challenges
3.6.2.1. Unawareness about the product
3.6.2.2. Availability of substitutes
3.7. Regulatory landscape
3.8. Growth potential analysis
3.9. Competitive landscape, 2018
3.9.1. Company market share, 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. Price trends
3.11.1. Regional price trends
3.11.2. Cost structure analysis
3.11.2.1. R&D cost
3.11.2.2. Manufacturing & equipment cost
3.11.2.3. Raw material cost
3.11.2.4. Distribution cost
3.11.2.5. Operating cost
3.11.2.6. Miscellaneous cost
3.12. PESTEL analysis

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Highly influenced by this technique, numerous firms started building desktop machines like ClayXYZ. One of the most prominent Italian companies WASP also offers ceramic 3D printing on a large scale.

In the years to come, it is expected that additive manufacturing techniques may be used on a large scale to 3D print ceramic parts. It may of course, take a lot of time for this Ceramic 3D Printing Market to gain maturation, however, the efforts by various companies toward this direction indicate that ceramic 3D printing market, over the course of the next decade or so, will emerge to be a highly profitable business sphere.

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