Friday, 5 September 2014

Good News As The Global Welding Consumables Market Is Set To Continue To Grow

According to a recent report from Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/), the global welding consumables market is set to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.86% between 2013 and 2018.  The report was published in August 2014 and not only looks at a detailed study of the industry at the present day, but also looks at the growth prospects for the next 4 years.


The growth within the industry is said to be as a result of the steady improvement in the US economy, which will undoubtedly also have a positive impact on the UK economy.  The demand for welding consumables has started to increase, as projects which may have been put on hold due to the economic downturn can now be resumed.



The main end-user industries which will be affected positive by the growth in the global welding consumables market include:

·         The construction industry
·         Automotive and transportation industry
·         Heavy machinery industry
·         Energy sector
·         Shipbuilding

The report from Research and Markets primarily focused on the revenue generated from the following products:

·         Solid wires
·         Fluxes
·         Flux-cored wires
·         Stick electrodes

Of course, the news from the report was welcomed by Corewire, whose volume of work and enquiries have also begun to increase as the green shoots within the industry have begun to grow.  

Corewire produce a wide range of flux cored welding consumables and machines which are suitable for maintenance and hardfacing applications.  Their products are available to countries all over the world, and offices are based in Hampshire, Slovakia, India and China.  Having international offices allows Corewire to keep tabs on the state of the market in various locations across the world, meaning they can stay one step ahead of leading competitors.

To find out more about the products and services offered by Corewire, please visit their website or telephone +44 (0) 1252 517766. 



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