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非織造布全球市場-2022-2029Global Non-Woven Fabric Market - 2022-2029 |
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在預測期內 (2022-2029),非織造布的全球市場規模預計將以 6.9% 的複合年增長率增長。
無紡布廣義上被描述為通過熱、機械或化學纏結的纖維或長絲共同粘合在一起的片材或網狀結構。 可根據吸水性、阻燃性、透氣性、耐久性、熱封性、輕質性、成型性、柔軟性、穩定性、挺度、抗撕裂性、拒水性等您的需要和要求製作。
無紡布有兩種製造方法:氈制和粘合。 無紡布使用纖維代替線,並均勻或隨機佈置以形成網狀層。 它們通過粘合或氈化工藝結合在一起。 近年來,無紡佈在醫療領域的應用已經超過了編織材料。 非織造織物已被證明是適應性強、一次性、成本低廉且有效的。
醫療保健和個人護理行業應用的擴展以及全球對電動汽車不斷增長的需求預計將為市場帶來新的機遇。 預計紡粘技術將在 2020 年主導市場份額,並在預測期內創下最大的複合年增長率。
衛生應用領域對非織造布需求的不斷擴大正在擴大該產品的市場份額。
衛生應用領域對非織造布需求的不斷擴大正在擴大該產品的市場份額。
根據 BCH(印度非織造布工業協會)的數據,自 2014 年以來,衛生巾在印度的滲透率增長了 18%。 根據最近的估計,超過 60% 的印度女性不使用衛生用品。 衛浴產品使用量的增加,主要是因為很多人生活在農村。 隨著衛生措施的加強,衛生用品的滲透率提高,預計該國的無紡布市場將快速增長。
由於人們對衛生的興趣日益濃厚,衛生巾和新生兒紙尿褲的市場在中國蓬勃發展。 它還用於衛生巾、衛生巾、衛生棉條、嬰兒紙尿褲和衛生巾襯裡。
無紡布由於其相對較低的製造成本、多功能的機械性能和高效的交叉感染預防特性,在衛生應用中需求量很大。
天然原料正逐漸在無紡布衛生用品中佔有一席之地,經過深思熟慮的選擇和可持續發展的主題影響著消費者的偏好。 此外,使用自然資源生產非織造纖維衛生用品有助於生產商遵守政府標準。
完全由植物原料製成的可生物降解非織造布的產量不斷增加,預計將對市場增長做出重大貢獻。 消費者對非織造布的良好印象預計將維持該行業的增長。
原材料短缺限制了非織造布市場的增長
原材料的可用性是直接影響最終產品市場的最大單一因素。 在非織造布中,80%以上的原料纖維是合成纖維。 一些原纖維,如聚酯,可以批量購買且價格實惠,而其他原纖維,如碳纖維、玻璃纖維或高強度紗線和芳綸,價格昂貴且不易獲得。
生產無紡布的主要原料是均聚物。 印度非織造布聯合會(NFWI)主席表示,均聚物價格的大幅上漲使非織造布製造商面臨財務壓力。
由於原材料成本上漲,對資金的需求越來越大。 由於無法以如此高的價格獲得所需的數量,公司縮減了生產,目前工廠的產能為 50-70%。
此外,聚丙烯的意外高價導致在 COVID-19 流行期間許多手術中使用的 PPE 套件和紡粘無紡布價格上漲。 事情可能會變得更好,較大的單位以較低的產能運營,而較小的單位則盯著臨時關閉。
如今,即使是與無紡布相同重量和寬度的均勻材料,市場上無紡布的價格也相差很大。 因此,價格往往是很多采購經理在採購無紡佈時最關心的問題。
COVID-19 影響分析
COVID-19 疫情導致企業和製造設施關閉,經濟活動放緩。 隨著政府為小企業製定經濟方案等,全球消費者已將注意力轉向必需品和個人防護設備。 因此,預計 COVID-19 對非織造布市場增長的負面影響很小。
COVID-19 大流行將在 2020 年對整個非織造布行業產生混合影響,供應商會迅速響應對關鍵最終用途產品的高需求、居家令限制和經濟衰退。我承受著壓力。 因此,由於醫療市場的增長抵消了建築、汽車、商業產品和其他領域的損失,預計 2020 年非織造布需求將略有下降。
美國對醫用非織造布的需求預計將激增 12%。 因此,世界各地的非織造布製造商都在擴大生產能力並投資於機械設備以生產醫療保健必需品,以應對 COVID-19 大流行。 例如,2020年7月,Vitessa宣布計劃建設一條新的熔噴生產線,為生產N95口罩供應原材料。 據報導,位於中國西南部四川省成都市的一家公司每天生產 2.2 噸熔噴非織造布,以滿足口罩生產需求。
Berry World Group 宣布,其位於中國南海和蘇州的工廠已優先生產無紡布保健產品,以幫助抵禦空氣中的顆粒物(如冠狀病毒)。
The global non-woven fabric market size was worth US$ XX million in 2021 and is estimated to reach US$ XX million by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 6.9% within the forecast period (2022-2029).
Non-woven fabrics are broadly described as sheet or web structures bonded collectively by thermally, mechanically or chemically entangled fiber and filaments. It can be made according to needs and requirements, such as absorbent, flame resistant, breathable, durable, heat sealable, light, moldable, soft, stable, stiff, tear-resistant and water repellent.
Non-woven fabrics are made in two ways: felted and bonded. The fabrics use fibers rather than yarns that are laid uniformly or randomly to make web-like layers. They are held together by either the bonding or felting process. The utilization of non-woven fabrics in the medical field has outpaced woven materials in current years. Non-woven fabrics were proven superior in adaptability, disposability, cost and effectiveness.
The increasing application base in the healthcare and personal care industry and the rising demand for electric vehicles globally are expected to create new opportunities in the market. The spun-bond technology dominated the market share in 2020 and will likely witness the largest CAGR during the forecast period.
Growing demand for non-woven fabric for hygiene applications has escalated the product's market share.
Growing demand for non-woven fabric for hygiene applications has escalated the product's market share
According to BCH (Indian non-wovens industry organization), sanitary napkin market penetration has increased by 18% in India since 2014. Over 60% of Indian women do not use sanitary items, according to recent estimates. The increasing use of sanitary items is primarily owing to the large number of people living in rural areas. The market for non-woven fabrics in the country is predicted to grow fast as the penetration rate of sanitary care products rises due to increased hygiene measures.
Due to increased hygiene-related concerns, China's market for feminine products and newborn diapers has rapidly risen. They're also found in sanitary towels, sanitary napkins, tampons, infant diapers and napkin liners, among other things.
Non-woven fibers have been in high demand in hygiene applications because of their comparatively inexpensive cost of manufacture, varied mechanical capabilities and efficient cross-infection prevention properties.
Natural raw materials are gradually gaining traction in non-woven hygiene products, with mindful choices and sustainable themes impacting consumer preferences. Furthermore, using natural resources to create non-woven fiber hygiene products helps producers comply with government standards.
The growing manufacturing of biodegradable non-woven fibers made entirely from plant-based raw materials is expected to significantly contribute to the market's growth. The positive consumer impression of non-woven fabrics is anticipated to keep this industry growing.
Shortage of raw materials restricts the growth of the non-woven fabric market
The availability of raw materials is the most significant factor that directly impacts the end-product market. In non-woven fabrics, more than 80% of the raw material fibers are synthetic. Some raw material fibers, such as polyester, are available in large quantities and at affordable prices; others, such as carbon fibers, glass fibers or high-tenacity yarns and aramids, are costlier and not easily available.
The major raw material used for producing non-woven fabric is a homopolymer. According to the president of the Non-woven Federation of India (NFWI), the sudden surge in homopolymer prices has put non-woven fabric producers under financial pressure.
The rise in raw material costs has increased the demand for funds. Unable to afford the required quantity at such a high price, businesses have scaled-down production and their plants currently run at 50-70% capacity.
In addition, an unexpected surge in polypropylene prices resulted in a price rise of spunbond non-woven fabric used for making PPE kits and surgical being used extensively amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The situation could be better as larger units operate at lower production capacity and smaller ones are staring at temporary closure.
Today, non-woven fabrics on the market price vary widely for even a uniform material with the same weight and width as non-woven fabrics. Therefore, for many purchasing staff to buy non-woven, the price is often the biggest one of their troubles.
COVID-19 Impact Analysis
The outbreak of COVID-19 caused businesses and manufacturing facilities to close, resulting in a lack of economic activity. Consumers globally focus on essential commodities and personal protective equipment as governments create economic packages for SMEs and other benefits. As a result, COVID-19 is likely to have a minimal negative impact on the non-woven fabric market's growth.
The COVID-19 pandemic has had an overall mixed impact on the non-woven fabric industry in 2020, pushing suppliers to rapidly adapt to the high demand for crucial end-use products, the limitations of stay-at-home orders and a recession economy. As a result, non-woven demand is expected to decline slightly in 2020 as gains in the medical market offset losses in building and construction, automotive and commercial products, among others.
U.S demand for medical non-wovens spiked 12% in 2020 as demand surged for a range of non-woven-based products, personal protective equipment (PPE) such as face masks and medical gowns, as well as disinfecting wipes. Hence, non-woven manufacturers around the globe are expanding their production capacity and investing in machinery to manufacture healthcare essentials in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. For instance, in July 2020, Fitesa announced plans to install a new meltblown production line to supply raw materials for producing N95 face masks. A company in Chengdu city in southwest China's Sichuan province was reported to produce 2.2 tonnes of melt-blown non-wovens per day to meet the demand for face mask production.
Berry Global Group announced that it prioritized the production of non-woven healthcare products at its Nanhai and Suzhou facilities in China, which are used to manufacture products that can help protect against airborne particles like the coronavirus.
The global non-woven fabric market is segmented by type, technology, application and region.
Spun bond's dominant market position is due to rising demand for spunbond non-woven in various applications such as hygiene products, battery separators, construction, coating substrates, agriculture, wipes and filtration
The global non-woven fabric market based on technology is segmented into spun bond, wet-laid, dry-laid and others. The spun bond segment is a major type of non-woven fabric market. Based on technology, the Spun bond segment dominates in the non-woven fabric market. The growth is due to improving demand for spunbond non-woven in various applications such as hygiene products, agriculture, battery separators, construction, coating substrates, wipes and filtration. Spunbond is one of the most popular technologies for mass-producing non-woven fabrics.
Furthermore, Continuous filaments are formed by an integrated fiber spinning, web forming and bonding process in spun bond non-woven fabrics. As it eliminates intermediate steps, it is the shortest textile route from polymer to fabrics in one stage and provides opportunities for increasing production and reducing cost.
Even though the technology was created simultaneously in Europe and U.S. in the late 1950s, its economic potential was only recognized in the 1960s. Production lines, mostly nonproprietary, have been installed in Asia, South America and the Middle East, in locations and nations where the technology had previously been unavailable. Thus growing penetration of spun bond technology in various regions of the globe is more likely to accelerate the market demand for the segment in the forecast period.
For instance, on September 27, 2021, UK's Fibre Extrusion Technology (FET) announced introducing its new lab-scale spunbond system at the forthcoming INDEX 2020 non-woven exhibition in Geneva, Switzerland, from October 19th-22nd' 2020. The new spunbond line, which complements the company's proven melt-blown technique, allows for unprecedented scaled production of novel non-woven textiles based on a wide range of fibers and polymers, including bicomponent.
Due to the commissioning of additional capacities and increased non-woven fabric production in Asia-Pacific, the market of the region shows dominating share at a global scale
Asia-Pacific is projected to be the largest consumer of non-woven fabrics globally, owing to the commissioning of additional capacities and increased non-woven fabric production in the region.
China had the greatest share in non-woven fabric consumption and production worldwide. Furthermore, China's textile industry is booming and higher government investment and assistance under the 13th Five-Year Plan. While the country, with enormous production capacity, is still the world's largest clothing exporter, high labor costs, oversupply at home and rising global protectionism have eroded its competitiveness.
India, on the other side, is the market's third-largest country. Growing household income, rising population, rising income levels, increased organized retail and growth of end-use sectors such as housing, hospitality and healthcare support the rise of Indian home textiles. As a result, the textile industry's expansion in Asian countries is mostly due to cheaper production costs and inexpensive labor. Thus growing textile industry in Asian countries is the prime factor contributing to the growth of the non-woven fabric market.
According to BCH (Indian non-woven industry organization), sanitary napkin market penetration has increased by 18% in India since 2014. Out of around 40 crore menstruating women in India, less than 20% use sanitary napkins. However, in urban areas of the country, this number only goes up to 52%. It is primarily owing to the large number of people living in rural areas. The market for non-woven in the country is predicted to grow fast as the penetration rate of sanitary care products rises due to increased hygiene measures and growing government promotion to support awareness programs in rural populations.
The global non-woven fabric market is highly competitive with local and global key players. The key players contributing to the market's growth are Dow, Johns Manville, A Berkshire Hathaway Company, BERRY GLOBAL, INC, KCWW, Freudenberg & Co. KG, Glatfelter Corporation, Suominen Corporation, FITESA S.A, TWE GmbH & Co. KG, Ahlstrom-Munksjo, ENVIONEER among others.
The major companies are adopting several growth strategies, such as product launches, acquisitions and collaborations, contributing to the global growth of the non-woven fabric market.
DOW
Overview: Dow is a multinational corporation producing plastics, chemicals and hydrocarbons. The company has segmented its product portfolio into 22 categories to offer automotive and transportation, beauty and personal care, building, construction and infrastructure, chemical manufacturing and industrial, consumer goods and appliances and other industries. DowDuPont completed the division of its materials science business and Dow Inc. in April 2019 and became the direct parent company of TDCC and its consolidated subsidiaries. The Dow chemical company operates 106 manufacturing sites in 31 countries and expanded in America, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Middle East & Africa.
The global non-woven fabric market report would provide approximately 59 market data tables, 61 figures and 211 pages.
Target Audience 2022
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