Global Markets for Friction Products and Materials

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INTRODUCTION

STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY China India

The friction materials industry is still relatively secretive, and as such it is very difficult to obtain solid information on how much of these materials are being sold and where. There are very few sources concerning friction materials, and they have presented a most incomplete picture. Estimates for the size of the friction materials market have been few and far between, although a number of companies have shown interest in the market.

INTENDED AUDIENCE

Audiences for this study include marketing executives, business unit managers, and other decision-makers in friction products and materials companies. Technology suppliers, suppliers of plastic resins and other materials, and other companies peripheral to this business also represent a key audience.

SCOPE OF REPORT

The scope of this report is comprehensive, covering the present status of and future prospects for OE/aftermarket friction materials and products in North America (i.e., the United States and Canada), Western Europe, Japan, China, India, and other global markets. The North American market is covered in the greatest detail. The report covers diverse segments such as light vehicles, medium- and heavy-duty trucks, the automotive aftermarket, aircraft/aerospace, construction and other off-road equipment, and various industrial applications. These are analyzed in detail as well as technology developments, market conditions and opportunities, and 5-year forecasts. The role of new technologies is reviewed in this comprehensive report.

In order to generate the information necessary to construct a reasonable future market for friction materials, it is necessary to undertake an examination of the advantages and disadvantages of the various types of materials. In particular, environmental concerns are very significant for some types of friction materials. This report covers two types of friction materials:

Dry friction materials, such as non-asbestos organic (NAO), semimetallic low-metallic, and asbestos friction materials.Wet-friction materials such as paper products.

In addition to various friction materials and products, the report also covers the many issues concerning the merits and future prospects of the business, including corporate strategies, technologies, and the means for providing these products and service offerings. It also covers in detail the social, political, regulatory, and economic issues that so many regard as critical to the industry's current state of change. The report provides a review of the friction materials and products industry and its structure, and the many companies involved in providing these materials and technologies. The competitive position of the main players in the market and the strategic options they face are also discussed, as well as such competitive factors as marketing, distribution, and operations.

The values presented in the forecast tables represent the value of the friction products purchased by the OE manufacturers and other industrial companies. These measure value at the point of apparent consumption, regardless of where the friction product was manufactured. For materials, the values represent those paid by the friction product manufacturers. The volume data represent the consumption of these materials by the friction product manufacturers at the point of manufacture for these products, regardless of where the product is sold and used.

INFORMATION SOURCES

Initially, a comprehensive and exhaustive search of the literature on friction materials and products was conducted. These secondary sources included automotive and related journals and books, trade literature, marketing literature, other product/promotional literature, annual reports, security analyst reports, and other publications.

In a second phase, a series of semistructured interviews were conducted with marketing executives, engineers, business unit managers, design engineers, and other personnel at the friction materials and products companies. Other sources included academics, technology, and materials suppliers, technical experts, trade association officials, government officials, and consulting companies.

AUTHOR'S CREDENTIALS Calvin Swift

The analyst responsible for updating the report is Andrew McWilliams, a partner in the Boston-based international technology and marketing consulting firm, 43rd Parallel, LLC. Mr. McWilliams is the author of numerous other BCC studies of advanced materials and their applications, including:

AVM038D Advanced Structural Carbon Products: Fibers, Foams and Composites.

AVM056B Lightweight Materials in Transportation.

AVM015F High-Performance Ceramic Coatings: Markets and Technologies.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 1

REASONS FOR DOING THE STUDY 1

INTENDED AUDIENCE 1

SCOPE OF REPORT 1

INFORMATION SOURCES 2

AUTHOR'S CREDENTIALS 2

RELATED BCC REPORTS 3

BCC ON-LINE SERVICES 3

DISCLAIMER 3

CHAPTER 2 SUMMARY 5

SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS MARKET OUTLOOK BY

SECTOR, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 7

SUMMARY FIGURE GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS MARKET OUTLOOK BY

SECTOR, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS) 7

CHAPTER 3 TECHNOLOGICAL, ECONOMIC, AND REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT 9

OVERVIEW 9

HISTORY OF FRICTION PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS 9

TABLE 1 REASONS WHY THE FRICTION MATERIALS INDUSTRY SHOWED LITTLE CHANGE

BEFORE THE MID-1960S 10

TABLE 2 REASONS WHY THE FRICTION MATERIALS INDUSTRY CHANGED IN THE

MID-1960S 10

WHAT IS A FRICTION MATERIAL? 11

THE SCIENCE OF FRICTION 12

TEMPERATURE VARIATION OF THE FRICTIONAL COEFFICIENT 13

TESTING 13

PRODUCTION OF FRICTION MATERIALS 14

SOFT BATCH 14

MOLDING 14

TRUCK BLOCK 14

CURING 14

BONDING 15

SCORCHING 15

INTEGRALLY MOLDED BRAKES 15

BRAKE INGREDIENTS 15

FIBERS IN COMPOSITES 16

THE EMPHASIS ON REDUCING COSTS 16

TABLE 3 TYPICAL COMPOSITION OF NAO FRICTION MATERIALS 17

EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES 17

REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS 18

HEALTH EFFECTS OF ASBESTOS 18

HISTORY OF ASBESTOS LEGISLATION 20

TABLE 4 PRODUCTS THAT CANNOT CONTAIN ASBESTOS AFTER 1996 21

TABLE 5 LIST OF PRODUCTS THAT CAN STILL CONTAIN ASBESTOS 21

THE USE OF ASBESTOS IN MATERIALS 22

REGULATIONS DEALING WITH THE ENVIRONMENT 22

REGULATIONS CONCERNING THE TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRIES 24

Increased Calls for Regulation of the Automotive Aftermarket 24

The Threat of Litigation 25

THE ROLE OF ASSOCIATIONS 25

Friction Materials Standards Institute 26

Brake Manufacturers Council 26

ASBESTOS LITIGATION AND LIABILITY 27

CHAPTER 4 FRICTION MATERIALS 29

OVERVIEW 29

TABLE 6 GLOBAL FRICTION MATERIALS MARKET,* THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 29

TABLE 7 GLOBAL FRICTION MATERIALS MARKET,* THROUGH 2017 (MILLION LBS) 30

FRICTION PRODUCTS CONSTRUCTION 31

DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 31

TABLE 8 COMPARISON OF THE FOUR TYPES OF DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 31

NAO Friction Products 32

TABLE 9 COMPOSITION OF A TYPICAL NAO FRICTION MATERIAL (%) 33

TABLE 10 COMPARISON OF FIBERS USED IN NAO BRAKE PADS 33

TABLE 11 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF NAO BRAKE PADS AND BLOCKS 34

Semimetallic Friction Products 35

TABLE 12 TYPICAL INGREDIENTS IN A SEMIMETALLIC BRAKE PAD (%) 36

TABLE 13 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ORDINARY SEMIMETALLIC PADS AND HEAVY DUTY

SEMIMETALLIC PADS 36

TABLE 14 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SEMIMETALLIC FRICTION PRODUCTS

COMPARED WITH NAO FRICTION PRODUCTS 37

Low-Metallic Products 37

TABLE 15 TYPICAL INGREDIENTS IN A LOW-METALLIC BRAKE PAD (%) 37

TABLE 16 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF LOW-METALLIC FRICTION PRODUCTS 38

Friction Modifiers 39

TABLE 17 TYPES OF MATERIALS USED FOR FRICTION MODIFIERS 40

Resins 40

WET FRICTION PRODUCTS 41

Paper Friction 41

TABLE 18 COMMONLY USED RAW MATERIALS IN PAPER-BASED FRICTION PRODUCTS 42

TABLE 19 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF WET PAPER FRICTION MATERIALS

COMPARED WITH DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 42

TABLE 20 REASONS WHY WET FRICTION MATERIALS ARE MORE DURABLE THAN DRY

FRICTION PRODUCTS 43

TABLE 21 REASONS WHY THE WET PAPER FRICTION PRODUCTS MARKET SHOULD NOT

INCREASE SIGNIFICANTLY 44

Sintered Metal 44

TABLE 22 REASONS WHY SINTERED METAL FRICTION PRODUCTS ARE NOT USED IN

TRUCK BRAKING APPLICATIONS 44

ARAMID FIBERS 45

TABLE 23 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ARAMID FIBER IN FRICTION PRODUCTS 45

TABLE 24 REASONS AGAINST USING ADDITIONAL ARAMID FIBER IN FRICTION MATERIALS 46

TABLE 25 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR ARAMID FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 47

GLASS FIBERS 48

TABLE 26 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF E-GLASS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS 49

TABLE 27 DISADVANTAGES OF THE SMOOTHNESS OF E-GLASS FIBERS 50

TABLE 28 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR GLASS FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 50

METAL FIBERS 51

TABLE 29 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR METAL FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 51

CARBON FIBERS 52

TABLE 30 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES 52

TABLE 31 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR CARBON FIBERS IN CARBON-CARBON FRICTION

PRODUCTS BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 53

OTHER ADVANCED FIBERS 54

METAL MATRIX COMPOSITE FIBERS 54

TABLE 32 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR MMC FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 55

PARTIALLY OXIDIZED POLYACRYLONITRILE FIBERS 55

TABLE 33 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR POA FIBERS IN CARBON-CARBON FRICTION PRODUCTS

BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 56

OTHER ADVANCED FIBERS 56

TABLE 34 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR OTHER ADVANCED FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY

REGION, THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 57

Carbon-Silicon Carbide 57

Miscellaneous Advanced Fibers 58

ASBESTOS FIBERS 58

TABLE 35 PROPERTIES OF ASBESTOS FIBERS 59

TABLE 36 COMPOSITION OF A TYPICAL ASBESTOS-BASED FRICTION MATERIAL (%) 60

TABLE 37 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ASBESTOS-BASED FRICTION MATERIALS 61

TABLE 38 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR ASBESTOS FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 62

PHENOLIC RESINS 63

TABLE 39 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PHENOLIC RESIN 63

TABLE 40 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR PHENOLIC RESINS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 65

GRAPHITIC MATERIALS 66

TABLE 41 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR GRAPHITE IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 66

WOLLASTONITE 67

TABLE 42 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR WOLLASTONITE IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,

THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 68

OTHER MATERIALS 68

TABLE 43 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR OTHER MATERIALS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY

MATERIAL AND REGION, THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 69

CHAPTER 5 FRICTION PRODUCTS AND MARKETS 72

OVERVIEW 72

TABLE 44 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCT MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 72

TABLE 45 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($

MILLIONS) 73

TRUCK DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 73

TRUCK INDUSTRY DYNAMICS 74

FIGURE 1 GLOBAL MEDIUM- AND HEAVY-DUTY VEHICLE PRODUCTION, 2003-2017

(THOUSAND UNITS) 74

TRUCK BRAKE SELECTION 75

TRUCK BRAKE FRICTION MATERIALS 76

TABLE 46 APPLICATIONS OF FRICTION MATERIALS USED IN TRUCKS 76

FIGURE 2 AVERAGE PRICES FOR THE THREE GRADES OF FRICTION MATERIALS IN

STANDARD APPLICATIONS ($/POUND) 76

FIGURE 3 MARKET SHARES OF THE THREE GRADES OF FRICTION MATERIALS (%) 78

Safety Considerations 78

Brake Block vs. Lining 79

Jacob's Brake 80

CLUTCH FACINGS 80

MEDIUM TRUCK BRAKES 81

TABLE 47 PROBLEMS WITH AVAILABLE FRICTION MATERIALS IN MEDIUM TRUCK DRUM

BRAKES 81

FIGURE 4 MEDIUM TRUCK BRAKES BY TYPE (%) 81

TABLE 48 FRICTION MATERIALS USED IN MEDIUM TRUCK APPLICATIONS 83

HEAVY DUTY TRUCKS 84

OUTLOOK 85

TABLE 49 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR DRY FRICTION MATERIALS IN MEDIUM- AND

HEAVY-DUTY TRUCKS BY MATERIAL AND REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 85

SUPPLIERS 86

Foundation Brakes 86

FIGURE 5 MARKET SHARE OF NORTH AMERICAN TRAILER AXLE PRODUCERS (%) 87

Medium Trucks 87

Large Trucks 88

AUTOMOTIVE DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 88

A BRIEF HISTORY OF FRICTION PRODUCTS IN AUTOMOBILES 89

TABLE 50 FACTORS NECESSITATING IMPROVEMENT IN AUTOMOBILE BRAKES 89

TABLE 51 AUTOMOBILE BUYERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR BRAKES 90

DYNAMICS OF AUTOMOTIVE BRAKING 90

Market Forces Affecting Longevity of Brake Pads 91

Noise in Brake Pads 92

TABLE 52 REASONS THAT BRAKE PADS CAUSE NOISE 92

TYPES OF BRAKES 93

TABLE 53 COMPARISON OF DISC VERSUS DRUM BRAKES 93

Disc Brakes 93

TABLE 54 DISTRIBUTION OF BRAKING FORCE IN AUTOMOBILES (%) 94

Drum Brakes 94

Automotive Brake Outlook 95

TABLE 55 GLOBAL LIGHT-VEHICLE ASSEMBLIES BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 (MILLION

UNITS) 95

FIGURE 6 GLOBAL LIGHT-VEHICLE ASSEMBLIES, 1989-2017 (MILLION UNITS) 95

TABLE 56 LIGHT-VEHICLE OEM DRY FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL AND

REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MILLION UNITS) 96

THE AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET IN BRAKE PADS 97

Aftermarket Brake Use Patterns 97

TABLE 57 EXPECTED LIFETIME DISTANCES OF VARIOUS TYPES OF FRICTION MATERIALS

(MILES) 98

Aftermarket Materials Selection 98

Light-Vehicle Ownership Trends 99

Aftermarket Brake Outlook 100

TABLE 58 LIGHT-VEHICLE DRY FRICTION AFTERMARKET OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL AND

REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MILLION UNITS) 101

AUTOMOTIVE BRAKE SUPPLIERS 101

Automotive OE Brakes 101

FIGURE 7 NORTH AMERICAN SUPPLIERS OF OE FRICTION MATERIALS TO LIGHT-VEHICLE

MANUFACTURERS (%) 102

Automotive Aftermarket Brakes 103

TABLE 59 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET AND OE FRICTION

MANUFACTURERS 103

AVIATION/AEROSPACE DRY FRICTION 105

BRAKE CONSTRUCTION 105

AEROSPACE MARKET DYNAMICS 106

FIGURE 8 LARGE COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT DELIVERIES, 2011-2017 106

MARKET OUTLOOK 107

TABLE 60 AIRCRAFT/AEROSPACE DRY FRICTION OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL AND REGION,

THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 107

SUPPLIERS 108

INDUSTRIAL DRY FRICTION 108

TABLE 61 INDUSTRIAL DRY FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY APPLICATION AND REGION,

THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 109

RAILWAY 109

OIL WELLS 110

CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY 111

APPLIANCES 112

INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY 113

WET FRICTION 113

AUTOMOTIVE WET FRICTION 114

TABLE 62 FRICTION MATERIAL COMPONENTS IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 114

TABLE 63 AUTOMOTIVE WET FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL AND REGION,

THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 115

CONSTRUCTION WET FRICTION 116

TABLE 64 CONSTRUCTION WET FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MARKET AND REGION,

THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 116

OTHER WET FRICTION 117

TABLE 65 COMPARISON OF MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC TRUCK TRANSMISSIONS 117

TABLE 66 OTHER WET FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MARKET AND REGION, THROUGH

2017 ($ MILLIONS) 118

FIGURE 9 NORTH AMERICAN SUPPLIERS OF CLUTCH BUTTONS BY MARKET SHARE (%) 118

FIGURE 10 NORTH AMERICAN SUPPLIERS OF MEDIUM TRUCK TRANSMISSIONS BY

MARKET SHARE (%) 120

AUTOMOTIVE CLUTCHES 120

TABLE 67 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF NEW VERSUS REBUILT CLUTCHES IN

THE AFTERMARKET 121

CHAPTER 6 INTERNATIONAL MARKETS 124

OVERVIEW 124

TABLE 68 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS OUTLOOK BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($

MILLIONS) 124

FIGURE 11 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCT MARKETS BY REGION, 2011 (%) 124

NORTH AMERICA 126

TABLE 69 NORTH AMERICAN FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH

2017 ($ MILLIONS) 126

WESTERN EUROPE 127

TABLE 70 ADVANCES IN BRAKING SYSTEMS MADE POPULAR IN EUROPE 127

TABLE 71 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MARKETS 128

FIGURE 12 WESTERN EUROPE FRICTION PRODUCT MARKETS BY NATION, 2011 (%) 129

TABLE 72 WESTERN EUROPEAN FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH

2017 ($ MILLIONS) 131

JAPAN 132

TABLE 73 JAPANESE FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($

MILLIONS) 132

CHINA 133

TABLE 74 CHINA FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($

MILLIONS) 133

INDIA 134

TABLE 75 INDIA FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($

MILLIONS) 134

REST OF THE WORLD 135

TABLE 76 REST OF THE WORLD FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH

2017 ($ MILLIONS) 135

CHAPTER 7 INDUSTRY STRUCTURE AND STRATEGIC CHANGES 138

OVERVIEW 138

INDUSTRY HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT 138

TABLE 77 STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FRICTION MATERIALS MARKET 139

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AND THE ROLE OF INNOVATION 140

TECHNOLOGICAL STRATEGIES 140

FUNDING OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT 140

UNIVERSITY RESEARCH CENTERS 140

THE FUTURE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN FRICTION MATERIALS 142

MANUFACTURING STRATEGIES 142

SCALE ECONOMIES AND VERTICAL INTEGRATION 142

LABOR 143

COST STRUCTURE 144

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 144

MARKETING 144

PRICING AND BARGAINING POWER 145

MARKET SEGMENTATION 145

DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGIES 145

RELATIONS WITH OEM CUSTOMERS 146

GLOBAL MARKETING 147

DISTRIBUTION 148

OTHER MARKETING 148

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS 150

TYPES OF COMPANIES 150

CONCENTRATION 151

CONSOLIDATION 151

CHAPTER 8 COMPANY PROFILES 154

NORTH AMERICAN COMPANIES 154

ABS FRICTION CORP. 154

AFFINIA GROUP, INC. 154

ABS FRICTION CORP. 155

ALTO PRODUCTS CORP. 155

AUSCO PRODUCTS, INC. 156

BORGWARNER, INC. 156

CAPITAL TOOL & DESIGN, LTD. 157

CARLISLE BRAKE AND FRICTION 157

CECO FRICTION PRODUCTS, INC. 158

CHAMPION TECHNOLOGIES, INC. 158

CLEVELAND OAK, INC. 158

THE CLINE CO. 159

CONI-SEAL, INC. 159

COOK BONDING & MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 159

DANA HOLDING CORP. 160

DELPHI AUTOMOTIVE PLC. 160

DELTA FRICTION 161

EAGLEPICHER CORP. 161

EATON AIRFLEX 161

FDP BRAKE SCIENCE 162

FEDERAL-MOGUL CORP. 162

FEROTEC FRICTION 163

FORMSPRAG CLUTCH 163

GMP FRICTION PRODUCTS 163

GOODRICH AIRCRAFT WHEELS AND BRAKES 164

GREAT LAKES FRICTION PRODUCTS, INC. 164

HAWKHEAD AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 165

HIBBING INTERNATIONAL FRICTION 165

HITCO CARBON COMPOSITES, INC. 165

HONEYWELL INTERNATIONAL, INC. 166

INDUSTRIAL BRAKE & SUPPLY 167

ITT CORP. 167

LOGAN CLUTCH CORP. 168

MACH III CLUTCH, INC. 168

MATERIAL SCIENCES CORP. 168

MEGGIT AIRCRAFT BRAKING SYSTEMS 169

MERITOR, INC. 170

MIDWEST BRAKE 170

NUCAP INDUSTRIES, INC. 171

OE QUALITY FRICTION, INC. 171

PERFORMANCE FRICTION CORP. 171

PHOENIX FRICTION PRODUCTS, INC. 172

PROTEC FRICTION SUPPLY 172

PT TECH 172

QUALITOR, INC. 173

REDDAWAY MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 173

ROME TOOL & DIE CO. 173

THE ROWLAND CO. 174

SATISFIED BRAKE PRODUCTS 174

SCAN-PAC MANUFACTURING, INC. 175

SEPAC, INC. 175

STARFIRE SYSTEMS, INC. 175

TEK-MOTIVE, INC. 176

THERMOSET FRICTION MATERIAL SPECIALISTS 176

TRIBCO, INC. 177

TRW AUTOMOTIVE HOLDINGS CORP. 177

WABTEC CORP. 178

WESTROCK CO. 179

WHEELING BRAKE BLOCK MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 179

WESTERN EUROPEAN COMPANIES 179

BECORIT GMBH 180

ROBERT BOSCH GMBH 180

BREMBO S.P.A. 181

BREMSKERL REIBBELAGWERKE EMMERLING GMBH & CO. KG 181

CONTINENTAL AG 182

EUROPEAN FRICTION INDUSTRIES, LTD. 182

FENNER PRECISION 183

FRENOS SAULEDA S.A. 183

HALDEX AB 184

ICER BRAKES S.A. 184

INDUSTRIAL CLUTCH PARTS, LTD. 185

KNORR-BREMSE AG 185

LUK GMBH & CO. OHG 186

MESSIER-BUGATTI-DOWTY 186

METELLI SPA 187

MIBA AG 187

ORTLINGHAUS-WERKE GMBH 188

ROULUNDS BRAKING HOLDINGS APS 188

THE SGL GROUP AG 188

SIMER SRL 189

STS FRICTION GMBH 189

TARONI & C. S.A.S. 189

TMD FRICTION HOLDING GMBH 190

UTIL INDUSTRIES 190

WINNARD, LTD. 191

JAPANESE COMPANIES 191

ADVICS CO., LTD. 191

AISIN SEIKI CO., LTD. 192

AKEBONO BRAKE INDUSTRY CO., LTD. 192

ASKTECHNICA CO., LTD. 193

FUJI BRAKE INDUSTRY CO., LTD. 193

HOSEI BRAKE INDUSTRY CO., LTD. 194

JAPAN BRAKE INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. 194

MK KASHIYAMA CORP. 194

NISSHINBO HOLDINGS, INC. 195

VESRAH COMPANY, INC. 195

CHINESE COMPANIES 196

ASIMCO MELIAN BRAKING SYSTEMS (LANDFANG) CO., LTD. 196

CIXI ORIENTAL FRICTION PRODUCTS CO., LTD. 196

DANAHER AUTO SPARE PART CO., LTD. 196

DONGYING XINYI AUTO FITTING CO., LTD. 197

FANGTIAN INDUSTRIES CO., LTD. 197

FUJIAN GUANLEAN AUTOMOTIVE PARTS INDUSTRY CO., LTD. 197

HANGZHOU CHANGMING FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 198

HANGZHOU FEIYANG AUTOPARTS CO., LTD. 198

HANGZHOU HANGCHENG FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 198

HANGZHOU QIANJIANG FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 198

HANGZHOU YUHANG FEIYING EAGLE FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 199

HENGSHUI LONGXIN FRICTION MATERIALS CO., LTD. 199

HUBEI FEILONG FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 199

NINGBO XIANGSHENG FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 200

SHANDONG DOUBLE LINK BRAKE MATERIAL CO., LTD. 200

SHANDONG GOLD PHOENIX GROUP CO., LTD. 200

SHANDONG LONGJI GROUP CO., LTD. 201

SHENZHEN YUEXINCHI TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD. 201

ZAOYANG FU XING FRICTION MATERIAL CO., LTD. 201

INDIAN COMPANIES 201

ANAND AUTOMOTIVE SYSTEMS, LTD. 202

ASK AUTOMOTIVE PVT., LTD. 202

AVS BRAKE LININGS PVT, LTD. 203

BIC AUTO PRIVATE, LTD. 203

BRAKEWEL AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS INDIA, LTD. 203

CO-EFF FRICTION BANDS, LTD. 204

HINDUSTAN COMPOSITES, LTD. 204

MASU BRAKES PVT., LTD. 204

RANE BRAKE LINING, LTD. 205

SUNDARAM BRAKE LININGS, LTD. 205

SUPER CIRCLE AUTO, LTD. 205

OTHER COMPANIES 206

DOLPHIN MANUFACTURING, LTD., LLC. 206

EGAR S.A. 206

FBK AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS MALAYSIA SDN BHD 206

FERMIT S.A. 207

FRAS-LE S.A. 207

FRENOSA 207

FRICCION S.R.L. 208

FRICCIONES TECNICAS Y MAQUINADOS, S.A. 208

GUNG LUN ENTERPRISE CO., LTD. 208

HUAN DAH INTERNATIONAL CO., LTD. 209

INCOLBESTOS S.A. 209

INDUBAL S.A.C. 209

KOREA BERAL CO., LTD. 209

LUMAG SP. Z.O.O. 210

MAMUSA 210

MINTYE INDUSTRIES BHD. 210

NAN HOANG TRAFFIC INSTRUMENT CO., LTD. 211

REPUESTOS COLOMBIANOS S.A. 211

SB SANGSIN BRAKE 211

S.C.H. INDUSTRY CO., LTD. 212

TAIWAN BRAKE TECHNOLOGY CORP. 212

ZF SACHS SLOVAKIA A.S. 212

LIST OF TABLES

SUMMARY TABLE GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS MARKET OUTLOOK BYSECTOR, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 7TABLE 1 REASONS WHY THE FRICTION MATERIALS INDUSTRY SHOWED LITTLE CHANGEBEFORE THE MID-1960S 10TABLE 2 REASONS WHY THE FRICTION MATERIALS INDUSTRY CHANGED IN THE MID-1960S 10TABLE 3 TYPICAL COMPOSITION OF NAO FRICTION MATERIALS 17TABLE 4 PRODUCTS THAT CANNOT CONTAIN ASBESTOS AFTER 1996 21TABLE 5 LIST OF PRODUCTS THAT CAN STILL CONTAIN ASBESTOS 21TABLE 6 GLOBAL FRICTION MATERIALS MARKET,* THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 29TABLE 7 GLOBAL FRICTION MATERIALS MARKET,* THROUGH 2017 (MILLION LBS) 30TABLE 8 COMPARISON OF THE FOUR TYPES OF DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 31TABLE 9 COMPOSITION OF A TYPICAL NAO FRICTION MATERIAL (%) 33TABLE 10 COMPARISON OF FIBERS USED IN NAO BRAKE PADS 33TABLE 11 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF NAO BRAKE PADS AND BLOCKS 34TABLE 12 TYPICAL INGREDIENTS IN A SEMIMETALLIC BRAKE PAD (%) 36TABLE 13 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ORDINARY SEMIMETALLIC PADS AND HEAVY DUTYSEMIMETALLIC PADS 36TABLE 14 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF SEMIMETALLIC FRICTION PRODUCTSCOMPARED WITH NAO FRICTION PRODUCTS 37TABLE 15 TYPICAL INGREDIENTS IN A LOW-METALLIC BRAKE PAD (%) 37TABLE 16 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF LOW-METALLIC FRICTION PRODUCTS 38TABLE 17 TYPES OF MATERIALS USED FOR FRICTION MODIFIERS 40TABLE 18 COMMONLY USED RAW MATERIALS IN PAPER-BASED FRICTION PRODUCTS 42TABLE 19 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF WET PAPER FRICTION MATERIALSCOMPARED WITH DRY FRICTION PRODUCTS 42TABLE 20 REASONS WHY WET FRICTION MATERIALS ARE MORE DURABLE THAN DRYFRICTION PRODUCTS 43TABLE 21 REASONS WHY THE WET PAPER FRICTION PRODUCTS MARKET SHOULD NOTINCREASE SIGNIFICANTLY 44TABLE 22 REASONS WHY SINTERED METAL FRICTION PRODUCTS ARE NOT USED IN TRUCKBRAKING APPLICATIONS 44TABLE 23 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ARAMID FIBER IN FRICTION PRODUCTS 45TABLE 24 REASONS AGAINST USING ADDITIONAL ARAMID FIBER IN FRICTION MATERIALS 46TABLE 25 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR ARAMID FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 47TABLE 26 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF E-GLASS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS 49TABLE 27 DISADVANTAGES OF THE SMOOTHNESS OF E-GLASS FIBERS 50TABLE 28 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR GLASS FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 50TABLE 29 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR METAL FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 51TABLE 30 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF CARBON-CARBON COMPOSITES 52TABLE 31 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR CARBON FIBERS IN CARBON-CARBON FRICTIONPRODUCTS BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 53TABLE 32 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR MMC FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 55TABLE 33 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR POA FIBERS IN CARBON-CARBON FRICTION PRODUCTS BYREGION, THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 56TABLE 34 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR OTHER ADVANCED FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BYREGION, THROUGH 2017 (THOUSANDS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 57TABLE 35 PROPERTIES OF ASBESTOS FIBERS 59TABLE 36 COMPOSITION OF A TYPICAL ASBESTOS-BASED FRICTION MATERIAL (%) 60TABLE 37 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF ASBESTOS-BASED FRICTION MATERIALS 61TABLE 38 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR ASBESTOS FIBERS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 62TABLE 39 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF PHENOLIC RESIN 63TABLE 40 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR PHENOLIC RESINS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 65TABLE 41 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR GRAPHITE IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION, THROUGH2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 66TABLE 42 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR WOLLASTONITE IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY REGION,THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 68TABLE 43 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR OTHER MATERIALS IN FRICTION PRODUCTS BY MATERIALAND REGION, THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONS OF LBS/$ MILLIONS) 69TABLE 44 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCT MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 72TABLE 45 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($MILLIONS) 73TABLE 46 APPLICATIONS OF FRICTION MATERIALS USED IN TRUCKS 76TABLE 47 PROBLEMS WITH AVAILABLE FRICTION MATERIALS IN MEDIUM TRUCK DRUMBRAKES 81TABLE 48 FRICTION MATERIALS USED IN MEDIUM TRUCK APPLICATIONS 83TABLE 49 GLOBAL OUTLOOK FOR DRY FRICTION MATERIALS IN MEDIUM- AND HEAVY-DUTYTRUCKS BY MATERIAL AND REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 85TABLE 50 FACTORS NECESSITATING IMPROVEMENT IN AUTOMOBILE BRAKES 89TABLE 51 AUTOMOBILE BUYERS' REQUIREMENTS FOR BRAKES 90TABLE 52 REASONS THAT BRAKE PADS CAUSE NOISE 92TABLE 53 COMPARISON OF DISC VERSUS DRUM BRAKES 93TABLE 54 DISTRIBUTION OF BRAKING FORCE IN AUTOMOBILES (%) 94TABLE 55 GLOBAL LIGHT-VEHICLE ASSEMBLIES BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 (MILLIONUNITS) 95TABLE 56 LIGHT-VEHICLE OEM DRY FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL ANDREGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MILLION UNITS) 96TABLE 57 EXPECTED LIFETIME DISTANCES OF VARIOUS TYPES OF FRICTION MATERIALS(MILES) 98TABLE 58 LIGHT-VEHICLE DRY FRICTION AFTERMARKET OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL ANDREGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS/MILLION UNITS) 101TABLE 59 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET AND OE FRICTIONMANUFACTURERS 103TABLE 60 AIRCRAFT/AEROSPACE DRY FRICTION OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL AND REGION,THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 107TABLE 61 INDUSTRIAL DRY FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY APPLICATION AND REGION,THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 109TABLE 62 FRICTION MATERIAL COMPONENTS IN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 114TABLE 63 AUTOMOTIVE WET FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MATERIAL AND REGION,THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 115TABLE 64 CONSTRUCTION WET FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MARKET AND REGION,THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 116TABLE 65 COMPARISON OF MANUAL AND AUTOMATIC TRUCK TRANSMISSIONS 117TABLE 66 OTHER WET FRICTION MATERIAL OUTLOOK BY MARKET AND REGION, THROUGH2017 ($ MILLIONS) 118TABLE 67 ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF NEW VERSUS REBUILT CLUTCHES IN THEAFTERMARKET 121TABLE 68 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS OUTLOOK BY REGION, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 124TABLE 69 NORTH AMERICAN FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017($ MILLIONS) 126TABLE 70 ADVANCES IN BRAKING SYSTEMS MADE POPULAR IN EUROPE 127TABLE 71 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN MARKETS 128TABLE 72 WESTERN EUROPEAN FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH2017 ($ MILLIONS) 131TABLE 73 JAPANESE FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($MILLIONS) 132TABLE 74 CHINA FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($MILLIONS) 133TABLE 75 INDIA FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH 2017 ($ MILLIONS) 134TABLE 76 REST OF THE WORLD FRICTION PRODUCTS APPLICATION MARKETS, THROUGH2017 ($ MILLIONS) 135TABLE 77 STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN FRICTION MATERIALS MARKET 139

LIST OF FIGURES

SUMMARY FIGURE GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS MARKET OUTLOOK BY

SECTOR, 2011-2017 ($ MILLIONS) 7

FIGURE 1 GLOBAL MEDIUM- AND HEAVY-DUTY VEHICLE PRODUCTION, 2003-2017

(THOUSAND UNITS) 74

FIGURE 2 AVERAGE PRICES FOR THE THREE GRADES OF FRICTION MATERIALS IN

STANDARD APPLICATIONS ($/POUND) 76

FIGURE 3 MARKET SHARES OF THE THREE GRADES OF FRICTION MATERIALS (%) 78

FIGURE 4 MEDIUM TRUCK BRAKES BY TYPE (%) 81

FIGURE 5 MARKET SHARE OF NORTH AMERICAN TRAILER AXLE PRODUCERS (%) 87

FIGURE 6 GLOBAL LIGHT-VEHICLE ASSEMBLIES, 1989-2017 (MILLION UNITS) 95

FIGURE 7 NORTH AMERICAN SUPPLIERS OF OE FRICTION MATERIALS TO LIGHT-VEHICLE

MANUFACTURERS (%) 102

FIGURE 8 LARGE COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT DELIVERIES, 2011-2017 106

FIGURE 9 NORTH AMERICAN SUPPLIERS OF CLUTCH BUTTONS BY MARKET SHARE (%) 118

FIGURE 10 NORTH AMERICAN SUPPLIERS OF MEDIUM TRUCK TRANSMISSIONS BY MARKET

SHARE (%) 120

FIGURE 11 GLOBAL FRICTION PRODUCT MARKETS BY REGION, 2011 (%) 124

FIGURE 12 WESTERN EUROPE FRICTION PRODUCT MARKETS BY NATION, 2011 (%) 129

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