Polyurethane (PU) are highly versatile material used in automotive engines to provide excellent filtrations and air flow. PU also provides the highest quality of obstruction to solid particulates resulting in clean fuel and air, further preventing abrasive particles from entering engines cylinders, causing mechanical wear and oil contamination.
Fact.MR envisages a modest growth of the global polyurethane in automotive filters market over the forecast period of 2017-2026. The projected consumption of polyurethane in automotive engine filters would cross the 250,000 tons mark, through 2026. Spread over 11 chapters, this comprehensive report by Fact.MR has classified the market into two segments- filter type and vehicle type, giving an extensive analysis of each segment in terms of cross-sectional data, country-wise analysis, and forecast.
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Stringency in Air Filter Standards Influencing Demand for Polyurethane Filters
In a bid to reduce the concentration of suspended air particles from vehicles, engine and component manufacturers of emerging nations are following suit of developed countries and increasingly incorporating advanced and effective filters. Polyurethane has emerged as a viable alternative owing to its open cell structure, resulting in lesser shape alternation while offering better compression sets. Polyurethane in automotive filters are being increasingly preferred over conventional variants on account of their low curing temperatures. The manufacture focus on increasing longevity and reducing total costs can also be addressed using polyurethane.
Growing Penetration of Electric Vehicles Poses Tough Questions for Long-term Sustainability of Components Industry
The status quo that has long existed with the dominance of internal combustion engines (ICE) and the power belonging to OEMs, component manufacturers, and raw material providers, is expected to change in a significant way with the emergence of electric vehicles. Challenging the incumbents, the transformation from internal combustion engines to electric motors, will not just have an impact on the vehicle Bill of Materials (BOM), but will also result in drastic materials shifts. As the automotive industry witnesses the outgoing of powertrain components and most importantly, IC engines, use of polyurethane in engine filters is projected to dramatically reduce, changing the overall auto landscape.
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Compliance to Ever-Evolving To Regulations A Challenge/Opportunity for Air Filter Designers
Growing environmental concerns coupled with stringent regulations demanding more efficient combustion from automotive engine manufacturers, is pushing for high-performance air filters to not only protect the health of passengers, but also that of pedestrians. Pedestrian protection regulations guiding component makers to develop air filters to fit in compact engine spaces is a challenge, but also an opportunity for parts manufacturers. Pedestrian safety regulations, implemented in European Union, has urged the component makers to design softer vehicle front and strategically placed components within the bonnet, including a minimum distance between the air filter housing and bonnet. Moreover, regulations pushing for engine management systems to be entirely placed on air filter housing posed more design challenges for component makers.
Competitor Insights - Global Polyurethane in Automotive Filters Market
Fact.MR has extensively analyzed the key players in global polyurethane in automotive filters market to study their key forward market strategies over the forecast period of 2017-2026. Key market players identified in the report on global polyurethane in automotive filters market Donaldson Company, Robert Bosch GmbH, Denso Corporation, MAHLE Gmbh, Valeo SA, Mann+Hummel GmbH, UFI FILTERS spa, and Freudenberg Filtration Technologies SE & Co. KG.
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