Pneumatic Systems Components Market Expands with Automation, Smart Manufacturing, and Industrial Modernization | Valuates Reports

Pneumatic Systems Components Market Size
The global market for Pneumatic Systems Components was valued at US$ 15810 million in the year 2024 and is projected to reach a revised size of US$ 22670 million by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 5.4% during the forecast period.

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The Pneumatic Systems Components Market is witnessing steady global growth, driven by the accelerating adoption of industrial automation, smart manufacturing systems, and energy-efficient production technologies across key end-use industries. Pneumatic components remain indispensable in modern factories due to their cost-effectiveness, reliability, fast response time, and suitability for harsh industrial environments, particularly in high-cycle applications.

By type, cylinders represent the largest segment of the market, as they are extensively used for linear motion, clamping, lifting, and positioning tasks across manufacturing and assembly operations. Valves follow closely, playing a critical role in airflow regulation, pressure control, and system safety, with growing demand for solenoid and proportional valves in automated production lines. Air treatment components, including filters, regulators, and lubricators, are gaining traction as manufacturers focus on system longevity, operational efficiency, and reduced downtime.

From an application perspective, pneumatic products used in general industrial automation account for the dominant share, supported by widespread use in packaging, material handling, electronics assembly, and food processing equipment. Machine tool applications represent a significant segment, as pneumatic systems are widely integrated into CNC machines, metal forming equipment, and auxiliary tool functions. Automobile manufacturing equipment continues to be a key growth driver, fueled by ongoing investments in vehicle production capacity, EV manufacturing lines, and robotic assembly systems.

Regionally, Asia-Pacific leads the global Pneumatic Systems Components Market, with China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan at the forefront due to their strong manufacturing bases, high automation penetration, and continuous upgrades of industrial infrastructure. North America remains a mature and technologically advanced market, supported by automotive production, aerospace manufacturing, and Industry 4.0 adoption in the United States and Canada. Europe follows closely, led by Germany, France, the UK, and Italy, where demand is reinforced by precision engineering, machine tool manufacturing, and strict efficiency standards. Southeast Asia and Latin America are emerging markets, benefiting from industrial relocation, expanding automotive production, and rising investments in manufacturing automation.

Key companies operating in the global Pneumatic Systems Components Market include SMC, Festo, CKD, Airtac, Parker, IMI, Emerson, Camozzi, SNS Pneumatic, Wuxi Huatong, Zhejiang Easun, Ningbo Jiaerling, and Zhaoqing Fangda, with competition increasingly focused on compact designs, energy-saving solutions, smart pneumatic systems, and seamless integration with digital factory platforms.

by Type

• Clinders
• Valves
• Air Treatment Components

by Application

• Pneumatic Products
• Primarily Machine Tool
• Automobile Manufacturing Equipment

By Company

SMC, Festo, CKD, Airtac, Parker, IMI, Emerson, Camozzi, SNS Pneumatic, Wuxi Huatong, Zhejiang Easun, Ningbo Jiaerling, Zhaoqing Fangda

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