3D Printing Material Market Observes an Outstanding Growth with CAGR 18.0% during Forecast period 2017-2027
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Critical metal and plastic
components are manufactured using 3D printing materials. These materials are
commonly employed in the production of aerospace components because they aid in
the production of lightweight and fuel-efficient aircraft. There are three
types of 3D printing materials: filament, liquid, and powder.
Prototypes are generated at a
considerably faster rate and with greater durability when 3D printing
technologies are used. One of the most common applications for 3D printing is
prototyping. Among the various 3D printing materials, polymer is the most
commonly utilised. Polymers are utilised to make high-tech industry (aerospace,
medical/dental, automotive, electrical) and consumer products (home, fashion,
and entertainment). Polymeric material advancements continue to open up new
opportunities for the industrial industry. Many companies have adopted additive
manufacturing (AM) in-house due to the recycling and reuse of polymer 3D
printing ingredients.
According to Coherent Market Insights, Global 3D
Printing Materials Market was valued at US$ 1,183.5 Mn in 2019 and
is forecast to reach a value of US$ 4,557.1 Mn by 2027 at a CAGR of 18.0%
between 2017 and 2027
The usage of polymer AM in-house
aids in the administration of operations such as order management, cost
computation, and production scheduling, to name a few. Polymer is utilised in a
wide range of applications, from low-cost alternatives for natural goods to
high-quality solutions for a wide range of applications with low manufacturing
costs. Polymer-based 3D printing is appropriate for heat fabrication processes
because to its ability to relax and flow when heated and recover hardness.
Ceramics and composites are
predicted to increase at the fastest CAGR in terms of value throughout the
forecast period. Rapid adoption of ceramic and composite 3D printing materials
for producing 3D-printed ceramic vases, bowls, and sculptures; and the ability
of materials to be formed into desired shapes from a mixture of powder with or
without binders and other additives using conventional technologies such as
injection moulding, die pressing, tape casting, and gel casting have fueled the
growth of the ceramics & composites segment.
Form predicts that the filaments
section would increase at the fastest CAGR throughout the projected period. The
rapid expansion of this category is mostly due to its particular qualities and
high melting temperatures; filaments are used to manufacture props, jigs &
fixtures, toys, assembly parts, and educational models.
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