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全球黏土市場:分析 - 按類型、按應用、按最終用戶、按地區、預測(至 2030 年)Clay Market Forecasts to 2030 - Global Analysis By Type (Hard Kaolin, Calcined Kaolin, Soft Kaolin and Silicate-Kaolin), Application (Sanitaryware, Coatings and Adhesives, Plastic and Other Applications), End User and By Geography |
預計2023年全球黏土市場規模將達69.84億美元,2030年將達113.62億美元,預測期間內複合年成長率為7.2%。
黏土是礦物、金屬氧化物和有機染料的化學成分,以其硬度和即使在高溫下也能保持硬度的能力而聞名。它是一種用途廣泛的材料,可應用於多種行業,包括陶瓷、建築、製藥、化妝品和環境管理。
陶瓷需求增加
由各種類型的粘土製成的陶瓷對於從傳統陶器到高科技組件的許多應用都是必不可少的。在建築領域,瓷磚和衛浴設備等陶瓷因其耐用性、多功能性和美觀性而受到青睞。此外,隨著行業擁抱技術創新和消費者尋求高性能材料,對陶瓷的需求持續成長,這推動了市場成長。
環境問題
由於黏土產業獨特的環境影響,環境問題是黏土市場的主要抑制因素。黏土提取和加工可能導致棲息地破壞、水土流失和水污染,引發生態問題。此外,消費者對環境問題意識的增強可能會轉向生態足跡較低的產品,從而將需求從傳統黏土產品轉移出去。這些因素都阻礙了市場的擴張。
化妝品中的使用增加
黏土,尤其是高嶺土和膨潤土,因其天然和有益的特性而受到重視,並且作為護膚和化妝品配方的成分而受到追捧。高嶺土以其溫和的去角質和吸油特性而聞名,常用於面膜、潔面乳和粉餅。此外,消費者擴大轉向天然和永續的美容產品,而粘土由於其對地球友好的起源和對皮膚友好的特性而符合這些偏好。因此,化妝品中用量的增加已成為加速市場需求的重要因素。
用替代材料替代
材料科學的進步和創新替代材料的開發對傳統黏土產品構成了威脅。合成聚合物、精密陶瓷和工程複合材料等競爭材料在各種應用中提供的性能和功能可與粘土相匹配或超過粘土。此外,這些替代材料通常具有更高的耐用性、減輕的重量和卓越的性能特徵,引領業界探索替代材料,以滿足不斷發展的技術和消費者的需求。
COVID-19 的影響
疫情的早期階段導致全球供應鏈中斷,影響了黏土產品的生產和分銷。疫情初期,計劃和工業活動放緩影響了陶瓷和建築材料等領域對黏土的需求。此外,對衛生和衛生的日益關注也推動了對膨潤土的需求,膨潤土是鑽井液和環境應用的關鍵成分。
預計塗料和黏劑產業在預測期內將是最大的產業
預計油漆和黏劑行業將佔據最大佔有率。高嶺土以其細粒度和光散射能力而聞名,用於油漆和被覆劑中,以提高覆蓋率並創造光滑的表面。此外,它還提高乳化穩定性並提供屏障作用。膨潤土具有膠體特性,賦予黏合劑黏度和穩定性。特別適用於水基黏劑以改善黏合性能。
預計製藥和化妝品行業在預測期內的複合年成長率最高。
預計製藥和化妝品領域在預測期內將出現良好成長。在製藥中,高嶺土(白粘土)因其吸附劑和抗結塊特性而經常被使用。高嶺土可用作藥物粉末、錠劑和錠劑的被覆劑,促進藥物輸送並提高整體產品穩定性。此外,在化妝品領域,膨潤土優異的吸附性能使其成為面膜、清潔劑和除臭劑的關鍵成分,有助於去除皮膚上的雜質和多餘油脂。隨著消費者偏好轉向天然和永續成分,黏土在藥物和化妝品配方中越來越受歡迎。
在估計期間,亞太地區佔據最大的市場佔有率。在中國,快速的都市化和基礎設施發展正在推動對建築材料的強勁需求,包括磚瓦等黏土產品。此外,印度建築業發展迅速,是黏土產品的重要市場。黏土在傳統陶器中的應用與現代建築和工業的應用並存。該地區的經濟成長,加上永續實踐意識的不斷提高,預計將進一步推動黏土市場的發展。
由於粘土礦床豐富,預計北美在預測期內將出現盈利成長。尤其美國,由於其強大的建築、陶瓷和製造業,成為黏土生產和消費的主要貢獻者。此外,包括衛浴設備、餐具和耐火材料在內的北美陶瓷產業在塑造黏土市場格局方面發揮關鍵作用。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Clay Market is accounted for $6984 million in 2023 and is expected to reach $11362 million by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 7.2% during the forecast period. Clay is a chemical composition of minerals, metal oxides, and organic dyes known for their hardness and ability to maintain hardness even at high temperatures. It is a highly versatile material that finds applications in diverse industries, including ceramics, construction, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and environmental management.
Rising demand for Ceramics
Ceramics, derived from various types of clay, are integral to numerous applications, ranging from traditional pottery to advanced technological components. In construction, ceramics such as tiles and sanitary ware are favoured for their durability, versatility, and aesthetic appeal. Furthermore, as industries embrace innovation and consumers seek high-performance materials, the demand for ceramics continues to grow, which drives market growth.
Environmental concerns
Environmental concerns pose a significant restraint in the clay market due to the industry's inherent environmental impact. Clay extraction and processing can result in habitat disruption, soil erosion, and water pollution, raising ecological concerns. Additionally, growing consumer awareness of environmental issues has shifted preferences towards products with lower ecological footprints, potentially diverting demand from traditional clay products. These factors hinder the market's expansion.
Rising use in cosmetics
Clays, particularly kaolin and bentonite, are valued for their natural and beneficial properties, making them sought-after ingredients in skincare and cosmetic formulations. Kaolin, known for its gentle exfoliating and oil-absorbing qualities, is commonly used in facial masks, cleansers, and powders. Additionally, consumers are increasingly inclined toward natural and sustainable beauty products, and clays align with these preferences due to their earth-friendly origins and skin-friendly attributes. Therefore, increasing use in cosmetics is a significant driver accelerating market demand.
Substitution by alternative materials
Advances in materials science and the development of innovative alternatives pose a threat to traditional clay products. Competing materials, such as synthetic polymers, advanced ceramics, and engineered composites, offer characteristics and functionalities that may rival or surpass those of clay in various applications. Moreover, these substitutes often boast enhanced durability, lighter weights, or superior performance properties, leading industries to explore alternatives that align with evolving technological and consumer demands.
Covid-19 Impact
The initial phase of the pandemic saw disruptions in the global supply chain, affecting the production and distribution of clay-based products. The slowdown in construction projects and industrial activities during the pandemic's early stages affected the demand for clay in applications like ceramics and construction materials. Moreover, the increasing focus on hygiene and sanitation also propelled demand for bentonite, a key component in drilling fluids and environmental applications.
The coatings and adhesives segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The coatings and adhesives segment is estimated to hold the largest share. Kaolin, known for its fine particle size and light-scattering abilities, is used in paints and coatings to improve coverage and create a smooth finish. Additionally, it enhances the stability of emulsions and provides a barrier effect. Bentonite, with its colloidal nature, imparts viscosity and stability to adhesive formulations. It is particularly valuable in water-based adhesives, providing improved bonding properties.
The pharmaceuticals and cosmetics segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
The pharmaceuticals and cosmetics segment is anticipated to have lucrative growth during the forecast period. In pharmaceuticals, kaolin, white clay is often utilized for its absorbent and anti-caking properties. It finds applications in medicinal powders, tablets, and as a coating agent for pills, facilitating proper drug delivery and improving overall product stability. Moreover, in the cosmetics sector, Bentonite's exceptional absorbent qualities make it a key component in facial masks, cleansers, and deodorants, aiding in the removal of impurities and excess oil from the skin. As consumer preferences shift towards natural and sustainable ingredients, clays are gaining prominence in both pharmaceutical and cosmetic formulations.
Asia Pacific commanded the largest market share during the extrapolated period. In China, rapid urbanization and infrastructure development have led to substantial demand for construction materials, including clay-based products like bricks and tiles. Additionally, India, with its burgeoning construction sector, is a substantial market for clay products. The use of clay in traditional pottery coexists with its modern applications in construction and industrial settings. The region's economic growth, coupled with increasing awareness of sustainable practices, is likely to further drive the clay market.
North America is expected to witness profitable growth over the projection period, owing to the rich abundance of clay deposits. The United States, in particular, stands out as a significant contributor to clay production and consumption, driven by its thriving construction, ceramics, and manufacturing industries. Moreover, the ceramics industry in North America, encompassing sanitary ware, tableware, and refractories, plays a pivotal role in shaping the clay market landscape.
Key players in the market
Some of the key players in the Clay Market include BASF, Burgess Pigment Co., Compagnie de Saint Gobain, Active Minerals International LLC, Edgar Minerals Inc., Industrial Minerals Co., KaMin LLC, Plainsman Clays Ltd., Lhoist SA and Superior Clay Corp.
In August 2023, Active Minerals International has announced a distribution partnership with Superior Materials, Inc. Through this collaboration, Superior Materials will represent Active Minerals' quality Acti-Gel® and Min-U-Gel® attapulgite products for adhesives, coatings, construction, sealants and elastomers in a territory spanning the states that are east of the Mississippi River, excluding Florida.
In March 2019, Active Minerals International, LLC the world's largest supplier of high-quality air-floated kaolin mineral products announced that it has begun construction of a new mill at AMI's Gordon facility.