Lubricants Market for Mining and Quarry Applications Opportunities, Emerging Trends, Competitive Strategies and Future Scope

Every industry, including mining and quarrying, requires lubricants for the proper functioning of machines. A large number of drilling machines, conveyors, and other machines are employed at mines and quarries, which creates a high demand for lubricants. This is because such machines have moving parts and those that are in mutual contact with each other. Since friction restricts movement, creates heat, and wears the equipment down, lubrication is vital. Thus, with industry activities increasing, the lubricants market for mining and quarry applications will reach $2,610.0 million by 2023 from $1,890.0 million in 2016, at a 5.0% CAGR between 2017 and 2023.

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The lubricants utilized in such applications could have a biological, synthetic, or mineral oil base. Among these, mineral-oil-based lubricants are the most popular because they are the most widely known. In addition, with the high-volume mining of oil, such lubricants are available easily and cost-effectively. However, petrochemicals have the pollution factor associated with them, which is why in the years to come, the demand for bio-based lubricants is expected to grow the fastest in the mining and quarrying sector.

Major end uses of lubricants in this industry are the miners of coal, iron ore, bauxite, rare-earth minerals, precious metals, limestone, and manganese. Currently, coal miners use the highest volume of lubricants in their machinery because of the rising production of coal around the world. As per the International Agency (IEA), global coal production steadily rose from 3,554 million tonnes (Mt) in 1978 to 7,921 Mt in 2019. This is because though the focus on renewable energy is rising, coal still fuels the majority of the power plants.

Till now, Asia-Pacific (APAC) has dominated the lubricants market for mining and quarry applications since the region accounts for the highest mining and quarrying production in the world. For instance, as per the IEA in 2019, “The extra Chinese (coal) production equaled the drop in EU+US production.” Moreover, more than half of the coal exported around the world comes from Australia and Indonesia. In addition, India, China, and Australia also account for some of the highest volumes of iron and bauxite produced globally.

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Thus, with Western countries reducing their mining activity owing to the strong environmental concerns, they are turning to developing countries, where such regulations are either non-existent or significantly weaker than in developed countries, for minerals. Moreover, APAC is also the most-populated region, which is why the mineral demand is also domestically the highest here. With such factors continuing to push up mining and quarrying activities in the region, the demand for various types of lubricants for the related machines will keep growing here in the years to come.

Therefore, as the demand for minerals rises, so will the consumption of lubricants in mining and quarrying applications.

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