2024 report: aircraft clamps market poised for notable growth, estimated to reach us$ 421 million by 2034 with transdigm group, voss industries, eaton aerospace leading
Dublin, jan. 09, 2025 (globe newswire) -- the "aircraft clamps market size, share, trend, forecast, competitive analysis, and growth opportunity: 2024-2034" report has been added to researchandmarkets.com's offering. aircraft clamps market has shown significant growth prospects, with an expected compound annual growth rate (cagr) of 4.2% through 2034. this indicates a surge from its evaluated size of us$ 257 million in 2023 to a projected us$ 421 million in 2034. the growth is attributed largely to the correlation between the market and the aircraft industry's organic expansion. a major growth driver for the aircraft clamps market is the escalating demand for new aircraft to accommodate rising global passenger traffic, along with advancements in aerospace technology and an emphasis on aircraft safety. the market is witnessing an innovative push for the development of lightweight and high-performance clamps to enhance fuel efficiency and safety standards. the commercial aircraft segment is anticipated to maintain its dominance and exhibit the fastest growth rate due to the extensive use of clamps, amounting to approximately 20,000 clamps per aircraft. with the growing number of commercial and regional aircraft in service forecasted by boeing and airbus, the demand for clamps is expected to rise accordingly. the competitive landscape of the aircraft clamps market recently transformed following the 2019 acquisition of esterline by transdigm, marking one of the largest consolidations in the industry. this strategic move resulted in an enhancement of transdigm's position in the market. the market is segmented based on aircraft type, application, function, clamp type, and material, with notable demand particularly in airframe applications. innovations within the segment focus on accommodating the extensive ducts, wires, and hose lines integral to aircraft operation. loop and band clamps are projected to maintain their market attractiveness, while materials like steel and alloys are expected to dominate due to their reliability and strength. regionally, north america is anticipated to continue leading the market, while asia-pacific is predicted to exhibit the highest growth rate. this can be attributed to the increasing aircraft fleet size and endeavors in indigenous aircraft production like the comac c919 in the region. the aircraft clamps market demonstrates a moderate level of consolidation with key global players such as transdigm group, voss industries, eaton aerospace, and others shaping its competitive edge. these leading entities leverage strategic acquisitions and enhanced product development to fortify their market presence. the sustained growth of the aircraft clamps market reflects the dynamic and evolving needs of the aerospace industry. with strategic industry movements and constant technological advancements, the market is set to offer robust opportunities in the years to come. companies featured
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