The Global Cleanroom Technologies Market is projected to reach USD 8.18 billion by 2027 from USD 5.10 billion in 2020, at a CAGR of 5.3 %. Technological advancement, stringent regulatory standards, and increased demand in pharma and biopharmaceutical companies to develop quality products are some of the major factors fueling the market for cleanroom technology.
Cleanrooms are classified on the basis of number and size of particulate matter permitted per volume of air in the manufacturing unit. British Standard 5295, Federal Standard 209, ISO Standard, and Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Classifications are the regulatory standards used for classifying cleanrooms. Based on European standards, cleanrooms are categorized into four grades: A, B, C, and D for manufacturing of sterile medicinal products. As a result, the demand for equipment and consumables employed in cleanrooms is rising globally.
Increased demand for cleanroom technology in manufacturing units across diverse industries is one of the crucial factors anticipated to boost market growth over the forecast period. Various sources such as raw materials, product flow, and machinery are likely to contaminate the product being manufactured. Growing adoption of cleanroom technology will ensure the sterility of the final product and the overall manufacturing processes. It is an integral part of the healthcare industry, serving the purpose of developing standardized products as per regulatory norms.
There are several technical and economic advantages of using cleanroom technology in manufacturing sectors, which include gaining a superior ranking in the market, a more organized manufacturing process with optimum time and cost-efficiency, and improved product flow. These solutions are usually customized according to the needs of various industries such as biotechnology, healthcare, and food processing. These customizations are expected to provide the right environment that complies with the regulatory standards, thus propelling the growth.
Technological advancements pertaining to cleanrooms are expected to drive the market for cleanroom technology over the forecast period. Cleanroom technologies have transitioned from being conventional constructive to modular flexible cleanrooms. Benefits such as reconfiguration as per requirement, quick installation, and cost-effectiveness are some of the key factors that boost demand for modular cleanrooms in various industries. In September 2017, Telstar developed a standardized version of biological safety cabinet-BioVanguard-which belongs to class 2 that has low power consumption, maintenance cost, and noise levels. In May 2018, Kimberly-Clark Corporation invested around USD 30 Million to expand its manufacturing facility in North Carolina.
The prominent players in the market include Azbil Corporation (Japan), Kimberly-Clark Corporation (US), Ardmac (Ireland), Clean Air Products (US), Labconco Corporation (US), Dynarex Corporation (US), DowDuPont Inc. (US), Illinois Tool Works Inc. (US), Taikisha Ltd. (Japan), Exyte AG (Germany), COLANDIS GmbH (Germany), ABN Cleanroom Technology (Belgium), Clean Rooms International, Inc. (US), Bouygues Group (France), Terra Universal, Inc. (US), Connect 2 Cleanrooms Ltd (UK), Camfil (Sweden), OCTANORM-Vertriebs-GmbH (Germany), Parteco Srl (Italy), and Airtech Japan, Ltd. (Japan).
Regionally, North America and Europe have been at the forefront of rapidly deploying of cleanroom technologies over the past decade. The momentum has been imparted by the adoption of various regulations on the quality of manufactured goods in a range of industries. Moreover, these regions will keep playing vital role in the global cleanroom technology market in the coming years. The outlook of these regions will stay attractive on the back of improving technical know- how and adoption of codes and certification.
On the other hand, Asia Pacific is expected to emerge as increasingly promising driven by notable strides the semiconductor manufacturing sector has been making in recent years. Some economies of the region have also seen rapid uptake of cleanroom technology in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. Demands coming from the biologics sector is especially noticeable in this regard. Growing healthcare spending on these will further propel expansion in the Asia Pacific cleanroom technology market.
Cleanrooms are classified on the basis of number and size of particulate matter permitted per volume of air in the manufacturing unit. British Standard 5295, Federal Standard 209, ISO Standard, and Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Classifications are the regulatory standards used for classifying cleanrooms. Based on European standards, cleanrooms are categorized into four grades: A, B, C, and D for manufacturing of sterile medicinal products. As a result, the demand for equipment and consumables employed in cleanrooms is rising globally.
Increased demand for cleanroom technology in manufacturing units across diverse industries is one of the crucial factors anticipated to boost market growth over the forecast period. Various sources such as raw materials, product flow, and machinery are likely to contaminate the product being manufactured. Growing adoption of cleanroom technology will ensure the sterility of the final product and the overall manufacturing processes. It is an integral part of the healthcare industry, serving the purpose of developing standardized products as per regulatory norms.
There are several technical and economic advantages of using cleanroom technology in manufacturing sectors, which include gaining a superior ranking in the market, a more organized manufacturing process with optimum time and cost-efficiency, and improved product flow. These solutions are usually customized according to the needs of various industries such as biotechnology, healthcare, and food processing. These customizations are expected to provide the right environment that complies with the regulatory standards, thus propelling the growth.
Technological advancements pertaining to cleanrooms are expected to drive the market for cleanroom technology over the forecast period. Cleanroom technologies have transitioned from being conventional constructive to modular flexible cleanrooms. Benefits such as reconfiguration as per requirement, quick installation, and cost-effectiveness are some of the key factors that boost demand for modular cleanrooms in various industries. In September 2017, Telstar developed a standardized version of biological safety cabinet-BioVanguard-which belongs to class 2 that has low power consumption, maintenance cost, and noise levels. In May 2018, Kimberly-Clark Corporation invested around USD 30 Million to expand its manufacturing facility in North Carolina.
The prominent players in the market include Azbil Corporation (Japan), Kimberly-Clark Corporation (US), Ardmac (Ireland), Clean Air Products (US), Labconco Corporation (US), Dynarex Corporation (US), DowDuPont Inc. (US), Illinois Tool Works Inc. (US), Taikisha Ltd. (Japan), Exyte AG (Germany), COLANDIS GmbH (Germany), ABN Cleanroom Technology (Belgium), Clean Rooms International, Inc. (US), Bouygues Group (France), Terra Universal, Inc. (US), Connect 2 Cleanrooms Ltd (UK), Camfil (Sweden), OCTANORM-Vertriebs-GmbH (Germany), Parteco Srl (Italy), and Airtech Japan, Ltd. (Japan).
Regionally, North America and Europe have been at the forefront of rapidly deploying of cleanroom technologies over the past decade. The momentum has been imparted by the adoption of various regulations on the quality of manufactured goods in a range of industries. Moreover, these regions will keep playing vital role in the global cleanroom technology market in the coming years. The outlook of these regions will stay attractive on the back of improving technical know- how and adoption of codes and certification.
On the other hand, Asia Pacific is expected to emerge as increasingly promising driven by notable strides the semiconductor manufacturing sector has been making in recent years. Some economies of the region have also seen rapid uptake of cleanroom technology in the biotech and pharmaceutical industries. Demands coming from the biologics sector is especially noticeable in this regard. Growing healthcare spending on these will further propel expansion in the Asia Pacific cleanroom technology market.
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