Chemical And Food Sectors Are Anticipated To Foster The Demand For The Loss-In-Weight Feeder Market

Loss-in-weight feeders are flexible and can handle bulk solids, liquids and other flowing products, used for both small and medium feeding ranges. Loss-in-weight feeders work under extreme pressure and in ambient conditions. The design depends on usage and vary from compact constructions to flexible concepts. The loss-in-weight feeders generate a controlled, fixed mass flow, as per the requirement in the mixing processes.


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Energy Consumption in the US is Leading to High Adoption of Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market Systems

The US accounts for the largest share in the construction industry. The pandemic has halted many construction-related activities, which in turn has impacted the growth of the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry negatively. However, the development in the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry is rising at a steady pace with the resumption of the construction industry. The ever-growing energy consumption in the country is also generating demand for more energy-efficient Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market systems in the region.

Prominent players in the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry such as Honeywell Int., and new entrants such as Apple and Google NEST are also focusing on residential construction projects to bring more innovation and comfort to the residents. Such new strategies are helping the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry gradually recover from the blow of the pandemic.


Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market Key Players
Merrick Industries Inc.
Gericke
Hapman
Acrison
Kubota
GIMAT
Schenk Process
Novatec
Plastore


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Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market Segmentation
Loss-in-weight feeders are segmented on the basis of types as:
Volumetric loss-in-weight feeder
Gravimetric loss-in-weight feeder
Loss-in-weight feeders are segmented on the basis of parts as:
Hopper
Feeder
Weighing
Loss-in-weight feeders are segmented on the basis of feeding ranges as:
Small feeding range
Medium feeding range
Loss-in-weight feeders are segmented on the basis of the end-user industry as:
Food Industry
Chemical Industry
Pharmaceutical Industry
Plastics Industry
Others
Loss-in-weight feeders are segmented on the basis of the type as:
Single screw feeder
Twin screw feeder
Loss-in-weight feeders are segmented on the basis of the region as:
North America
Latin America
Europe
CIS & Russia
Japan
APEJ
MEA


Technological Advancements are Leading Innovations in the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market in China


China is gradually recovering from the adverse effect of the pandemic due to its successful efforts in curbing the spread of the virus within the region. With almost negligible restrictions, the construction, heavy machinery, and automotive industry have started resuming operations. Rising expenditure in technology and increasing emphasis on environmental safety are propelling the demand in the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry in China. The growing interest in billboard automation and industrial displays in allowing manufacturers to gradually attain their pre-pandemic status.


India is Experiencing High Adoption of Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market Systems

The Indian Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry witnessed a downfall due to the pandemic. In order to follow the safety guideline, many construction sites and manufacturing units were shut until further notice. With the relaxation of these restrictions, the manufactures operating in the automation, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry managed to gather pace in recovery. However, the second wave of the pandemic hit the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry negatively, affecting the overall growth of the industry. Being a fast-growing economy, global leaders are finding lucrative opportunities in the country, both in commercial and residential spaces, as the demand for multi-modal building automation is surging.

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Key Long-Term Trends

The global Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry is showing notable recovery in 2021 and will continue to offer opportunities for expansion to the players operating in the market. With the penetration of building automation in residential areas, the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry will show an upward trend. Some new trends that are boosting the growth in the market are:


Internet of Things (IoT)
The Internet of Things (IoT) and the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) are experiencing broader acceptance in the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry. The innovative technology which makes everything 'inter-connected is gaining immense popularity in both residential and commercial projects, making them technologically advanced and effective in risk management.

Edge Computing
As the number of residents increases, the data also becomes vaster. Hence, edge computing will act as a key technology in the Loss-in-Weight Feeder Market industry. Edge computing enables data security, easy accessibility, and enhanced automation in commercial and residential buildings.

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