
Air & Fluid Filters
Description
Air & Fluid Filters
The US air and fluid filter market will expand 3.8 percent annually through 2020, reaching $9.7 billion. Gains will be driven by ongoing concerns about the quality of indoor air and drinking water and by increased manufacturing activity. Sales of “smart” features and complementary monitoring devices will support per unit value gains and will promote timeliness of filter replacement.
This report segments the US air and fluid filter industry by product and market. Data is provided in million US dollars.
Air and fluid filter products include:
Fluid filters, such as:
Consumer water filters
Fluid power filters
Other fluid filters
Air filters, such as:
Panel and pocket filters
Fabric air pollution filters
Cartridge filters
Electrostatic air filters
Air washer filters
Other air filters
Consumer water filters will remain the largest major product category through 2020, when they will comprise 18 percent of the market. The fastest growth will be for cartridge and air washer air filters, driven by accelerating shipments of air pollution control equipment and growth in manufacturing activity, as well as increasingly strict environmental regulations regarding sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions.
Major air and fluid filter markets include:
Utilities
Consumer
Industrial
Other markets
Utilities, consumer, and industrial markets comprised similar shares of the industry in 2015, together accounting for 89 percent of demand. These three markets will advance at similar rates through 2020, buoyed by ongoing concerns about the quality of indoor air and drinking water, pollution control regulations, the increasing popularity of whole-house air filtration units, and by the positive outlook for manufacturing, which application uses a significant volume of filters.
The majority of the participants in the US are small or mid-sized, privately held firms with limited product lines and total corporate annual sales of less than $20 million. This study includes sales data for industry participants such as CLARCOR, Clorox (Brita), Culligan International, Cummins, Daikin Industries (AAF International), Donaldson, Evoqua Water Technologies, Filtration Group, Flanders, Helen of Troy (Bermuda), Parker-Hannifin, and 3M. In addition, the industry has seen a number of notable acquisitions and divestitures in recent years.
The US air and fluid filter market will expand 3.8 percent annually through 2020, reaching $9.7 billion. Gains will be driven by ongoing concerns about the quality of indoor air and drinking water and by increased manufacturing activity. Sales of “smart” features and complementary monitoring devices will support per unit value gains and will promote timeliness of filter replacement.
This report segments the US air and fluid filter industry by product and market. Data is provided in million US dollars.
Air and fluid filter products include:
Fluid filters, such as:
Consumer water filters
Fluid power filters
Other fluid filters
Air filters, such as:
Panel and pocket filters
Fabric air pollution filters
Cartridge filters
Electrostatic air filters
Air washer filters
Other air filters
Consumer water filters will remain the largest major product category through 2020, when they will comprise 18 percent of the market. The fastest growth will be for cartridge and air washer air filters, driven by accelerating shipments of air pollution control equipment and growth in manufacturing activity, as well as increasingly strict environmental regulations regarding sulfur dioxide and mercury emissions.
Major air and fluid filter markets include:
Utilities
Consumer
Industrial
Other markets
Utilities, consumer, and industrial markets comprised similar shares of the industry in 2015, together accounting for 89 percent of demand. These three markets will advance at similar rates through 2020, buoyed by ongoing concerns about the quality of indoor air and drinking water, pollution control regulations, the increasing popularity of whole-house air filtration units, and by the positive outlook for manufacturing, which application uses a significant volume of filters.
The majority of the participants in the US are small or mid-sized, privately held firms with limited product lines and total corporate annual sales of less than $20 million. This study includes sales data for industry participants such as CLARCOR, Clorox (Brita), Culligan International, Cummins, Daikin Industries (AAF International), Donaldson, Evoqua Water Technologies, Filtration Group, Flanders, Helen of Troy (Bermuda), Parker-Hannifin, and 3M. In addition, the industry has seen a number of notable acquisitions and divestitures in recent years.
Table of Contents
313 Pages
- INTRODUCTION
- AIR & FLUID FILTER SUPPLY & DEMAND
- General
- Macroeconomic Outlook
- Demographic Trends
- Manufacturing Environment
- Machinery Overview
- Consumer Spending Environment
- Building Construction Trends
- Water Use Trends
- Pollution Control Equipment
- Pricing
- Environmental & Regulatory Considerations
- Historical Market Trends
- Foreign Trade
- World Market
- General
- Conventional Filtration Technology
- Filtration Media
- Competitive Technologies
- General
- Fluid Filters
- Air Filters
- General
- Utilities
- Consumer
- Industrial
- Other Markets
- General
- Industry Composition
- Market Share
- Competitive Strategies
- Research & Development
- Marketing
- Distribution
- Cooperative Agreements
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Company Profiles
Pricing
Currency Rates
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