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U.S. Markets for (CBN) Industrial Protective Apparel

Frost & Sullivan
June 14, 2006
60 Pages - Pub ID: MC1351081
 
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Countries covered: United States

Research Overview

This Frost & Sullivan research service titled U.S. Markets for CBN Industrial Protective Apparels provides an overview of national market size, revenues in the protective apparel sector, along with a complete analysis of key market drivers, restraints, and trends that are impacting the protective apparel market. In this research, Frost & Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following markets: chemical protective apparel, biological protective apparel, and nuclear protective apparel.

Market Sectors

Expert Frost & Sullivan analysts thoroughly examine the following market sectors in this research:
  • Chemical industrial protective apparel
  • Biological industrial protective apparel
  • Nuclear industrial protective apparel
Market Overview

Safety Regulations Impel Industrial Protective Apparel Market in the United States

Regulatory and legislative controls to enforce protection against occupational hazards are essentially driving the chemical/biological/nuclear (CBN) industrial protective apparel market. This market has witnessed high growth rates, especially in the chemical industrial protective apparel sector. Employers and workers are becoming increasingly aware of personal protection. This continues to feed the demand in the industrial protective apparel market. The Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHA) is one of the organizations, which meticulously outline the requirements of an employer regarding the safety of his employees. The Occupational Health and Safety Act prescribes the different performance standards and scenarios for various protective apparels.

Apart from meeting the demands of a regulation-driven market, the CBN industrial protective apparel market is also striving to cater to the needs of a service-oriented economy. Competition in this market is high yet primarily domestic with little or no interference from foreign competitors. The stiff competition has resulted in tremendous pressure on apparel prices. "While this factor could be considered a challenge, commoditization of several apparels has led to lower price points," observes the analyst of this research service. "This has increased the number of competitors within the markets and also encouraged several entrants."

Manufacturers can Benefit from Technological Advances to Cater to a Growing Market

The CBN industrial protective apparel is a mature market and growth rate is likely to be stable. Most companies prefer maintaining their current market share rather than persevering to gain more. However, increased competition is forcing manufacturers to invest in research to develop robust product lines to carve a niche for themselves in the market.

Manufacturers are seeking to make protective apparels more comfortable and lightweight, with improved visibility and mobility, particle holdout, and breathability. Advanced materials and fabrics are being used to enhance the quality and performance of protective apparels. "Sensitivity to environmental impact of these protective apparels is likely to challenge manufacturers that are now looking for materials that are biodegradable, reusable or recyclable, and eco-friendly," notes the analyst. A few industries have already implemented feedback mechanisms to foster better understanding of the varied segmentation of the end-user base and any lacunae existing between the supply and demand.

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