Ion Exchange Resin Market and Technology Overview Insight Report

Washington, DC, December 12, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Ion exchange resins have been a staple technology in water treatment for over 50 years. However, the dynamics of this market have been shifting in recent years. Increased competition from membrane technologies, and growing costs associated with dealing with regenerate brines is resulting in erosion of market share in some applications. In addition to this, the entrance of commodity resin suppliers from BRIC countries to the market is leading to increased competition, particularly in commoditized markets.

The BlueTech Insight Report focuses on the ion exchange resin and analyses the major changes occurring in this market. Some Key Takeaways from the report include:

· The overall ion exchange resin market is expanding based on strong growth in BRIC countries and growing markets for specialty niche resins.

· There are significant barriers to entry both capital cost side and also from technical expertise side.

· Threats from cheaper Asian products to date have had limited market penetration outside of China and India.

This report estimates the size of the global market for ion exchange resins and estimates market share between leading suppliers. It highlights the market trends, barriers and drivers in major market segments and niche areas. It provides an overview as to how this market is currently operating. It provides an overview of the various ion exchange resins used, both commodity, softening resins and high-value, specialized resins. The major suppliers and niche resin technology providers are profiled.

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