Titanium Alloys Aluminum Alloys Aerospace Materials Market growth by 2028
High strength, lightweight nature, and corrosion resistant properties of titanium are fueling the demand for market growth.
Titanium Alloys Aluminum Alloys Aerospace
Materials Market Size – USD 7,426.9 Million in 2018, Growth - CAGR of 3.9%,
Trends – Increase in commercial aircraft application.
The Global Titanium Alloys Aluminum Alloys Aerospace Materials Market is forecast to reach USD 10.15 Billion by
2028, according to a new report by Reports and Data. The increase in demand for
innovative and high-quality metals and alloys in the aerospace industry is
driving the market growth. Various applications, including carrying of
passengers, astronauts, or fighter pilots, increase the market demand for
aerospace products, which must comply with the performance and quality of the
highest standards under extreme conditions.
Aluminum is used in aircraft for its low density, good thermal and
electric conductivity, and high strength property, corrosion resistance and
technological effectiveness. As aluminum loses its strength at high temperature,
it is not used in the skin surface of an aircraft. Titanium has the highest
weight-to-strength ratio of any metal, which makes it useful among various
industries along with aerospace. Titanium is as strong as steel and is 45%
lighter. The metal is resistant to corrosion, which makes it apt for use in
aircrafts.
Increase in demand for aircraft form the Asia Pacific region is expected
to fuel the market growth. Growth in the international market in future depends
heavily on developing countries. India and China contribute to the growth of
the market. Increase in facility expansion, rise in mergers and acquisitions,
and strategic partnerships is expected to fuel the market demand.
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