CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- According to the new market research report "ETFE Market by Type(Pellet/Granule, Powder), Technology (Extrusion, Injection), Application (Films & Sheets, Wire & Cables, Tubes, Coatings), End-use Industry (Building & Construction, Automotive, Aerospace & Defense) & Region - Global Forecast to 2026", published by MarketsandMarkets™, the market is projected to grow from USD 334 million in 2021 to USD 451 million by 2026, at a CAGR of 6.2% during the forecast period. The increased demand for ETFE in various end-use industries, increasing usage of ETFE in solar panels and better properties offered by ETFE than glass and other conventional fluoropolymers are driving the growth of the ETFE market across the globe.
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ETFE is used in various applications such as films & sheets, wire & cables, tubes, coatings, and others due to its lightweight. Moreover, ETFE is 100% recyclable and requires lesser fabrication than the traditional building materials, thereby reducing CO2 emissions. It is highly transparent and hence, allows a large amount of natural light to enter buildings, thereby creating bright and open spaces that can emulate the outdoors. This reduces the cost of artificial lighting and hence, resulting in energy saving. All these factors have also resulted in a significant demand for ETFE.
By Type, pellet/granule account for the largest share of the ETFE market
The pellet/granule form of ETFE can be both, extruded and injected to convert it to films & sheets, wires & cables, and tubes, which are then used by various end-use industries such as architecture, automotive, chemical processing, and others. The excellent tear propagation resistance and extremely high resistance to the outdoor weathering offered by them, make ETFE granules suitable for the production of architectural and other films.
By Technology, extrusion molding account for the largest share of the ETFE market
ETFE extrusion molding is suitable for various semi-finished products such as films & sheets, wires & cables, tubes, and coatings. ETFE is extruded from a resin into a highly transparent, strong, and lightweight sheet, commonly called a foil. The foil's surface is nonporous and has a low coefficient of friction, which allows the material to resist atmospheric pollution and the buildup of pollutants, dust, or dirt particles. The material is unaffected by UV rays and does not break down, discolor, or weaken structurally over time.
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By application, films & sheets account for the largest share of the ETFE market
ETFE films & sheets are temperature, aging, and chemical resistant and have superior mechanical strength. ETFE films and sheets are now largely replacing glass in the building & construction industry due to superior light transmission properties. To make the material useful architecturally, ETFE is extruded into thin sheets, referred to as foils. ETFE sheets are more commonly found as roofing in public areas, such as stations, airports, educational centers, museums, conference centers, and other artistic structures. ETFE films are also used for front and backing sheets of photovoltaic (PV) modules. When used as front sheets for PV modules, these films help improve the efficiency of solar cells since they transmit 90%-95% of light.
By end-use industry, building & construction account for the largest share of the ETFE market
Energy efficiency, cost control, low carbon emissions, sustainability, recyclability, and green buildings are major factors that influence the construction industry. ETFE is eco-friendly, 100% recyclable and requires minimum energy for transportation and installation. This helps in Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification for green building. ETFE used as roofing material in buildings. ETFE roofs are characterized by their long service life, low maintenance and UV transparency. Much of the demand for ETFE in this segment is attributed modern buildings which possess greater architectural features.
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By region, North America accounted for the largest share in the global ETFE market
North America accounted for the largest share of the ETFE market in 2020, followed by APAC and Europe. The US is one of the leading producers and consumers of ETFE, globally. New construction projects, greenhouse applications, steady growth in automotive, and growing solar energy market in the region are driving the ETFE market in the region.
The leading players in the ETFE market are AGC Inc. (Japan), The Chemours Company (US), 3M (US), Daikin Industries, Ltd. (Japan), Vector Foiltec (Germany), HaloPolymer (Russia), Guangzhou Li Chang Fluoroplastics Co., Ltd. (China), Hubei Everflon Polymer Co., Ltd. (China), Ensinger Group (Germany), Dongyue Group (China), Saint-Gobain S.A. (France), Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials (Switzerland), Solvay S.A. (Belgium), BASF SE (Germany), and SABIC (Saudi Arabia).
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