North America and Europe continue to endure as lucrative markets for the dust extraction system, however the latter is set to grow at a slighter higher rate through 2028. The dust extraction system market in North America remains consolidated in the U.S., with authorities such as the Environment Protection Agency (EPA) levying rules apropos of emission levels of the dust extraction system that all stakeholders must comply with.
The business intelligence study of the dust extraction system market covers the estimation size of the market both in terms of value (US$ 9,990 Mn) and volume. In a bid to recognize the growth prospects in the dust extraction system market, the market study has been geographically fragmented into important regions that are progressing faster than the overall market. Each segment of the dust extraction system market has been individually analyzed on the basis of pricing, distribution, and demand prospect for the following regions:
- North America (Canada, US)
- Latin America (Argentina, Mexico)
- Europe (NORDIC, UK)
- Japan and MEA
- APEJ (China, India)
A recent FactMR report foretells the dust extraction system market to record an impressive value CAGR of 6.0% over the forecast period (2018-2028). Over 5,800 thousand units of dust extraction systems are envisaged to be sold globally by 2028-end. With the surge in awareness on clean working environment, which aids workers’ efficiency and therefore an industry’s productivity, dust extraction systems have witnessed increased demand in recent years. Rapid industrialization and globalization have further backed the imperativeness of clean & healthy workplaces, thereby paving avenues for industrial safety & protection equipment, and dust extraction system is no exception. Prominent stakeholders and distributors are therefore targeting a wide range of industries, to offer advanced and distinct dust extraction systems, to boost sales of their products and extend their market reach.
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These regulations aim at protecting employees from parlous work atmosphere including poor air quality. A prime example for such impositions is the new rule implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor, which mandates employers to reduce permissible exposure limits (PEL) for construction workers’ safety. The requirement for periodic maintenance of a dust extraction system, to retain its operational efficiency and ensure its durability, prevails as a key challenge among end-users and manufacturers alike. Planning scheduled downtimes for dust extraction system’s periodic maintenance cycles has endured as an inevitable need for industrial facilities, affecting their productivity and project plans to a certain extent.
Preventive inspection and maintenance process have further been eating into manufacturers’ investments, with rules such as Machinery Directive (DIN EN 60204-1) mandating annual maintenance for the dust extraction system. Challenges entailed by the requirement for frequent maintenance regimes, coupled with their high costs will continue to impact expansion of the dust extraction system market in the upcoming years. Operational efficiency of the dust extraction system rests on the quality of filters that form imperative integral components in these system. In addition, efficacy of the filters primarily relies on several process variables that include particle & gas attributes, and fabric properties. Recognizing the importance, dust extraction system manufacturers have been developing innovative filters & baghouses including electrostatic precipitators (ESP), cartridge filters, and cyclone filters.
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Key vendors are also emphasizing on the provision of correct sizes, and accurate number of filters & baghouses, based on type of dust being handled and static pressure of system. This further offers end-users with enhanced efficiency in industrial dust management. Product innovation, combined with variety in terms of quality, number, size, and type of filters, continues to remain a key trend in the dust extraction system market.