The global mining lubricants market is expected to attain USD
3.09 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc.
The market is expected to witness a CAGR of 4.6% over the forecast period,
owing to rising demand for mining lubricants as it helps in reducing the
downtime due to frequent oil changes, maintenance and components failures as
well as economizing high cost of equipmentwill propel industry expansion over
the forecast period.
Growth of drilling and
exploration activities on a global level, as well as increased demand for
mining equipment has a direct and positive impact on mining lubricants demand.
In addition, Stringent regulations imposed by government bodies towards
environment protection are anticipated to augment the demand for bio-based
lubricants.
Automatic lubrication systems
provide an exact amount of lubricants including oil or grease to moving parts
such as bearings to reduce friction and wear. The market for automatic
lubrication systems is anticipated to fuel the demand for mining lubricants as
the companies are taking various initiatives to increase their presence in the
market owning to better labelling and appropriate specifications of their
synthetic lubricants.
Iron ore mining accounted for
23.5% of the overall share in 2016 and is likely to witness substantial growth
as a result of increased demand for steel in developing nations mainly China
and India as well as dependence on steel for construction and transportation
purposes.
U.S. mining lubricants market
volume by product, 2014 - 2025 (Kilo tons)
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Mining Lubricants Market
Further key findings from
the report suggest:
- Mineral oil
lubricant is likely to witness significant rise at a CAGR of 3.8% from
2017 to 2025 as a result of their hydrophilic properties and solvency.
Moreover, these lubricants are obtained from the distillation of crude,
which are quick to dispose and reuse on account of an existing
infrastructure in place.
- Asia Pacific
was the dominant market and accounted for 43.54% of the overall share in
2016. Iron is the most widely used refractory metals, its demand in
developing nations like India and China is fueling the demand for iron ore
mining, which in turn is anticipated to augment the demand for the product
in Asia Pacific.
- Countries
including Germany and japan are switching to coal consumption on account
of phasing out of nuclear power in Germany while the occurrence of
Fukushima accident in Japan, thus driving the demand for product over the
forecast period.
- Key
participants dominating the industry includes Shell PLC., British
Petroleum., ExxonMobil Corp., Sinopec, Lukoil, Chevron Corp., Schaeffer
Manufacturing Company, Fuchs Petrolub SE, Kluber Lubrication, and Quaker
Chemical Corporation.
- Product
differentiation along with threat of forward integration by manufacturers
to distribute mining lubricants and to capture market share is anticipated
to result in high industry rivalry in the product’s market over the
forecast period. In addition, possible entry of new players is further
expected to intensify rivalry in the industry.
- In January
2014, Idemitsu began sale of lubricant products in Vietnam, following
completion of its lubricant blending plant in December 2013.
- In January
2015, Whitmore Manufacturing Company partnered with Gulf Oil Lubricants
India Limited, which will exclusively launch Whitmore Lubricants in Indian
Market. This move will widen the product offering to the sectors including
mining, minerals and metals, construction, power and cement for both the
companies.
About Grand View Research,
Inc:
Grand View Research, Inc. is a U.S. based market research and consulting
company, registered in the State of California and headquartered in San
Francisco. The company provides syndicated research reports, customized
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