Metalworking Fluids Market Expected to be Worth US$ 12.6 Bn by 2026 End

Valley Cottage, NY, April 08, 2017 --(PR.com)-- The role of metalworking fluids in large scale manufacturing is instrumental as their use ensures a longer life and operational efficiency of metal surfaces and components. Over the years, however, manufacturing processes have been remodelled to avoid occurrence of mechanical abrasion that ends up overheating and scarring metal surfaces.

Adoption of such non-abrasive machineries is lowering the need for metalworking fluids. As the demand for metal lubricants or coolants diminishes, metalworking fluids are losing out on their industrial applicability. On the account of such factors, a latest report published by Future Market Insights projects that the global market for metalworking fluids will expand moderately at 3.4% CAGR towards the end of 2026.

According to Future Market Insights’ report,

In 2016, around 2,473,987 metric tonnes of metalworking fluids were sold across the globe

This number is likely to cross just over 3,400,000 metric tonnes during the decade-long forecast period and showcase a 3.2% CAGR

The global market for metalworking fluids, which is presently valued at US$ 9 Bn, is likely to reach US$ 12.6 Bn by 2026-end

The market is anticipated to face major challenge from rising adoption of newer processes that require lesser or fluids in machining

Stringent regulations regarding disposal of waste metalworking fluids will also curb their production and impact the business of manufacturers

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The report, titled “Metalworking Fluids Market: Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment, 2016-2026,” has profiled leading companies in the global metalworking fluids market. These manufacturers of metalworking fluids are likely to bear the brunt stringent environmental regulations and laws that prevent the use of such fluids due to the hazardous effects upon exposure. Companies such as Apar Industries Ltd, BP plc, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec Group), The Dow Chemical Company, Exxon Mobil Corporation, Fuchs Lubricants (a Fuchs Petrolub SE Subsidiary), Houghton International (a Gulf Oil Company), Huntsman Corporation, Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd., Quaker Chemical Corporation, and Total SA, are expected to remain prominent metalworking fluids suppliers through 2026.

The report also reveals that North America and the Asia-Pacific excluding Japan region will be at the forefront of market expansion. The demand for metalworking fluids will be higher in these two regions, revenues from which will procure more than 60% share of the global revenues. The report has also identified transportation equipment industry as the largest end-use industry for metalworking fluids. In 2017, over US$ 4 Bn worth of metalworking fluids is anticipated to be consumed for lubricating transportation equipment. Metal fabrication will also remain a key end-use of metalworking fluids, but will incur a marginal dip in its global market value share towards the latter half of the forecast period.

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Besides, the moderately growing market has also been segmented on the basis of fluid categories. The report estimates that in 2017 and beyond, revenues from sales of straight oil metalworking fluids and synthetic metalworking fluids will have surpassed US$ 6 Bn. Similarly, the demand for removal and forming metalworking fluids will be considerably high through 2026. Collectively, revenues from global sales of removal fluids and forming fluids will have procure nearly 80% share of global market value by 2026-end.

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