The global low melting fiber market is poised to reach the market value of over $2.5 billion by 2025, market to grow at a CAGR of around 6.6% from 2018 to 2025.
LOS ANGELES, June 04, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Acumen Research and Consulting, a global provider of market research studies, in a recently published report titled “Low Melting Fiber Market (Type: Melting Point ≤130, and Melting Point >130; Application: Mattress, Bedding, Padding, Car molding, and Others) – Global Industry Analysis, Market Size, Opportunities and Forecast, 2018 - 2025”.
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Low melting fiber is an eco-friendly fiber that can be alternate to chemical adhesives; it is a bi-component type. Low melting point Low melting point has lower melting point that is 110ºC compare to regular polyester fiber having melting point 265ºC on its outer cover while keeping central part as regular polyester. The role of outer part is to meltto cause thermal-bonding. Low melting fiber has diversified applications which include automotive materials such as engine hoof, truck, ceiling material, etc; bedding & furniture such as mattress and sofa together with hygiene produces like diapers and sanitary pads. Low melting fiber is normally blended with solid polyester fibers or recycled materials with melting point 110ºC to 180ºC.The major factor driving the market growth is due to its superior properties and is more efficient then its substitutes such as nylon, wool, cotton, and others. The rising demand for recycled staple fibers due to growing awareness regarding environmental protection leads to drive the global low melting fiber market. While the availability of sustainable clothing in a wide range of stylish designs, bright colors and attractive prints also supplement the product demand will boost the market growth. Moreover, the factor which may hinder the market growth is instability in prices of petroleum leads to variation in raw material prices.
Low Melting Fiber Used For Automotive Applications
Low melting fiber is widely used in car molding which accounts significantly share in the total market. Owing to the rise in demand of lightweight cars is on rise as weight reduction is a cost effective way for reducing greenhouse gases emission and fuel consumption. The production of automobile carpets, side, roof, seating fabrics, floor, safety belts, airbags, air filters, tires, fuel filters, insulation materials have a large contribution of textile materials. Furthermore, textile materials are largely manufactured by utilizing man-made fibers, polyester is the leading fiber used in the manufacturing of automotive textiles.
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The properties and performance aspects of polyester with regards to automotive textile
- Fiber should be high resistance to temperature
- Excellent sliding properties and good electrical insulation properties
- Modulus range in tension is between 1700 and 17,000 MPa depending on modifications
- High strength, hardness and good chemical resistance
- High resistance to scratch and low absorption of humidity
Rise in demand of Mattress is dominating low melting fiber market
Mattress is contributing major share in global low melting fiber market. The rise in demand of mattress is growing due to growing population with increasing need of consumer’s products. Furthermore, the growing health awareness among consumers has been propelling the demand for mattress. In developed countries, the sleep quality is becoming significant due to increasing disposable income; consumers are willing to pay extra amount for health-enhancing products. Large number of consumers is selecting natural and organic products due to changes in buying habit. Eco-friendly materials such as organic, natural latex organic wool and alternatives are used to make eco-friendly mattresses having less chemical and ecological impact than conventional mattresses.
Insights on Market Segments
China Is Dominating the Demand of Low Melting Fiber
China is the fastest growing segment for low melting fiber. China accounts for majority of the world’s low melting fiber production. In 2016, China manufactured more than 25 million tons of low melting fiber. China being the second largest consumer of petroleum, the byproduct of petroleum distillation which is the feeder material for low melting fiber is also available in large quantities. China was the largest importer of low melting fiber in 2016 owing to increasing textile, carpet industries, and rising construction activities.
Features of Low Melting Fiber Market
• Excellent Resilience
• The formation of non-woven fabric made with LMF is simple and excellent. Excellent Bonding Properties
º LMF provides diverse melting points generated through controlling sheath part (modified polyester).
• Excellent Durability
º The bonding strength after being combined with other fibers hold out semi permanently
º Easy Mixing Properties with other Fibers
º Homogeneous properties between LMF and various Fibers make blending easy on line.
• Exceptional Bonding Ability
º LMF fuses at lower temperatures than regular polyesters it has a simple shape and exceptional adhesive strength
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Geographical Analysis
North America is showing significant rapid growth of automotive industry, home furnishing industries joined with growing bedding sector as this region is the major sector using low metal fiber. Europe is driving the growth of low melting fiber market due to rise in consumer interest towards home furnishings.Upholstery,Mattresses, blankets, carpets, wall coverings, soft home furnishings and similar other products requires these fibers to manufacture in the industry. As China is the fastest growing segment in low melting fiber as it is the second largest consumer of petroleum and also has large quantities of byproduct of petroleum distillation. The byproduct of petroleum distillation is the main feeder material for low melting fiber. Moreover, Japan has rising demand of low melting fiber market, owing to increased consumption in textiles, construction and the rapidly increase population and urbanization. Japan is the fifth largest importer of polyester and one of the largest consumers of low melting fiber.
Some of the key players operating in the global low melting fiber market, profiled in the report include Akzonoble, PPG, Sherwin- Williams, RPM International Inc., Nippon Paint Holdings Co., Ltd., Axalta, BASF SE, Jotun A/S, Hempel, 3M, Global Total, CR10, HHI and among others.
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