Mechanical And Electronic Fuzes Market Comprehensive Shares, Historical Trends And Forecast By 2027

Market Overview
Missiles, rockets, bombs, shells, and other ammunitions form a vital part of the firing capacity of a military in modern warfare. Since these ammunitions are loaded with explosives, there is always a risk of explosion during storage, launching, and handling. This requires the incorporation of some security gadgets into these ammunitions.
The security system should work until the ammunition is propelled and after the launch, the firing mechanism should take control. To accomplish this, an arming mechanism is also required in the ammunition. All the above-mentioned necessities are fulfilled by gadgets called fuzes. Fuzes are electronic or mechanical devices attached to ammunition to provide reliable and safe detonations at the desired time and place.

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Market Participants
Examples of some of the market participants identified across the value chain of global mechanical & electronic fuzes market include:
• JUNGHANS Microtec GmbH
• Action Manufacturing Company, Inc.
• Reshef Technologies Ltd.
• MAXAM Corp Holding, S.L
• Reutech Fuchs Electronics
• DIXI microtechniques

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• Technology
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By Market Segmentation
Based on product type, the global mechanical & electronic fuzes market is segmented into the following:
• Mortar Fuze
• Artillery Fuze
• Rocket Fuze
• Aircraft Fuze
• Others
Based on function, the global mechanical & electronic fuzes market is segmented into the following:
• Impact Fuze
• Time Fuze
• Proximity Fuze
• Combination Fuze
• Command Fuze
• Others
Based on application, the global mechanical & electronic fuzes market is segmented into the following:
• Air-to-Air
• Air-to-Ground
• Ground-to-Air
• Ground-to-Ground

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Market Dynamics

The need for electronic fuze arises from the limitations of other existing fuze systems. The conventional mechanical fuzes contain all the necessary systems required for performing their functions efficiently. However, the intelligence integrated into electronic fuzes is absent from mechanical fuzes. Integration of electronics into fuze adds the required intelligence to the system and makes it more accomplished to do its job. This factor is primarily responsible for driving the growth of the electronic fuze market. There are some advantages of electronic fuzes over conventional mechanical fuzes.

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