Antimicrobial Hospital Textiles Market worth $9.4 billion by 2025 | Key Players include Milliken & Company, Trevira GmbH, Unitika Trading, Thai Acrylic Fiber, PurThread Technologies

According to recent market research "Antimicrobial Hospital Textiles Market by Material, Usability (Disposable, Reusable), FDA Class (Class I, Class II, Class III), Application (Attire, Surgical supplies & Wipes, Sheets & Blankets), Hospital Department, Region - Global Forecast to 2025", size is estimated at USD 7.1 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 9.4 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.8%. Increasing population, medical infrastructure development & health promotion by government authorities, and increasing affordability are major key driving factors for the growth of the antimicrobial hospital textiles industry.

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Cotton was the largest material type in the overall antimicrobial hospital textiles market. This is because cotton is susceptible to microbial attack, as is it a naturally occurring plant fiber. Cotton is very soft in nature and renders comfort when it is in contact with the skin. Due to comfort property, it is used more as compared to other antimicrobial hospital textiles material. This factor is driving the demand for cotton in the antimicrobial hospital textiles market.

Attire is the largest application during the forecast period. The attire worn by the doctors, patients, and staff members in a hospital should be hygienic as it can act as a source of HAIs. Patients with lower immunity are highly susceptible to infections. Attire is used to protect hospital staff and prevent HAIs and is a mandatory practice in hospitals. Hence, the demand for antimicrobial textiles is high in the attire application.

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The global antimicrobial hospital textiles market size is estimated at USD 7.1 billion in 2020 and is projected to reach USD 9.4 billion by 2025, at a CAGR of 5.8%, between 2020 and 2025. Antimicrobial hospital textiles are fiber-based substrates to which antimicrobial agents are applied at the surface, or incorporated into the fibers, rendering a product that kills or inhibits the growth of microorganisms. Antimicrobial properties impart increased lifespan, performance, and prevent unpleasant odor. These antimicrobial hospital textiles are used in various applications such as attire, curtains, sheets & blankets, and surgical supplies & wipes.

The key players in the antimicrobial hospital textiles market are Milliken & Company (US), Trevira GmbH (Germany), Unitika Trading Co. Ltd. (Japan), Thai Acrylic Fiber Co. Ltd. (Thailand), PurThread Technologies, Inc. (US), LifeThreads LLC (US), Sinterama (Italy), Smith & Nephew Plc. (UK), and Herculite Inc. (US). The antimicrobial hospital textiles market report analyzes the key growth strategies adopted by the leading market players between 2015 and 2020, which include expansions, merger & acquisition, new product developments, and collaborations.

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Milliken & Company (US) is the leading market player. The company focuses on chemical R&D and has diverse products that are cost-effective. Furthermore, the company recently acquired global brand Polartec LLC (US) known for its innovative performance textiles. The company offers an EPA approved fabric technology under the name BioSmart. In this technology, the chlorine from the wash cycles binds to the fabric, and this inhibits bacterial growth.

Unitika Ltd. (Japan) has a presence in both antimicrobial textiles as well as antimicrobial active agents markets. Apart from being a chemical-based product, the company also offers bio-based fiber, which is steadily gaining importance in the market. A diversified product portfolio and strong geographical presence will strengthen its position in the market.

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