Antifreeze Recycler Market Growth with Worldwide Industry Analysis to 2018-2028

Posted by vakhas on February 1st, 2019

Global Antifreeze Recycler Market: Overview

Antifreeze is a solution of coolant and additives that is predominantly used to assist heat transfer to avoid overheating. An ideal antifreeze should not only be efficient in transferring the heat but should also prevent scaling & corrosion in the system. Antifreezes can play a dual role of an antifreeze coolant during winters and an anti-boiling additive during summers. Automotive, marine, food & beverage, medical and aerospace are the key users of antifreezes in refrigeration systems, cooling of combustion engines and process cooling.

Ethylene glycol (EG) is the major component of an antifreeze and is harmful to both, humans and animals. Spent antifreeze contains EG and heavy metals in high levels making it a regulated hazardous waste. An antifreeze recycler is a unit that recycles antifreeze and makes it reusable. Antifreeze recycler unit should be capable of producing antifreeze that complies with ASTM standards. Antifreeze recycling can be done by installing an antifreeze recycler unit at the site, recycling third-party sources or recycling in mobile/portable antifreeze recycler units.

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Global Antifreeze Recycler Market: Dynamics

EG is an environmentally regulated chemical and is majorly used as an antifreeze. Primary factors driving the antifreeze recycler market are environment regulations and high coolant costs, making recycling the only viable option, creating a need for antifreeze recycler units. Attributing to cost-effectiveness of recycled antifreeze as compared to the virgin coolant, the antifreeze recyclers market has witnessed a commendable growth in the global markets. The increasing demand for passenger cars in emerging the economies like India and China will drive the demand for antifreeze recyclers. The increasing industrialization in APAC, MEA and the evolving manufacturing sectors of Mexico and Eastern Europe will drive the demand for anti-free coolant, thereby assisting the growth of antifreeze recycler units market.

 Mostly antifreeze recycler units are based on ion exchange or distillation purifying techniques. Reverse-osmosis-based antifreeze recyclers are characterized with limited efficiency as the presence of heavy ion impurities make the replenished antifreeze not compliant to ASTM standards. The key restraint for the antifreeze recyclers market is the acceptance of propylene and bio-based antifreeze.  Where environment regulations pose to be a growth driver for antifreeze recyclers, they also pose to be a threat as the hazardous nature of EG forces end-users to look for coolants that are less harmful or easy to dispose or easy to operate antifreeze recyclers.