Aerostructure Equipment Market Key Insights, Top Companies and Forecast
Posted by Preet on October 12th, 2019
The aerostructure equipment market is consolidated with a few number of vendors making most of the global sales. There is an increased probability of change in market share of key vendors as the new entrants into the aerostructure equipment market are expected to provide a comprehensive array of components and subsystems using automation technology in a financially viable manner. However, several stringent regulations related to the mass adoption of automation manufacturing technologies may hamper the aerostructure equipment market growth prospects.
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The global aerospace industry considered to be one of the most important heavy industries in the world upon which several companies rely on the ability to transport both products and people around the world. However, along with substantial economic values, the global aerostructure equipment market combines huge resource consumption with one of the largest carbon footprint on the planet. Due to this reason, the primary drivers within the present aerostructure equipment research and development are towards the development of lighter structural materials and more efficient engines.
Several potential nanomaterials and nano-engineering is helping to achieve these goals. Various nanomaterials are in use with success in aircraft construction as filler materials which is to enhance the properties of structural polymers. Carbon nanotubes (CNT’s) is gaining enough traction as fillers in polymers due to exceptional toughness and unique electrical properties.
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All the developments targeted towards the production of lightweight and durable aerostructure materials is expected to drive the global aerostructure equipment market during the forecast period of 2019 to 2027. However, the main roadblock for the widespread adoption of nanomaterials is the hanging uncertainty over environmental and health implications.
Aerostrcuture equipment OEMs such as The Boeing Company and Airbus SE, with several technical and financial resources are expected to being significant changes in the existing aerospace platforms. Similarly, small and medium vendors are benefitting from development efforts with existing prominent vendors. Some well-established vendors operating in the global aerostructure equipment market are KUKA AG which is an automated manufacturing and assembly solutions for industrial production based in Germany and Broetje-Automation, factory automation and tooling solutions expert with industry participants such as Boeing, Airbus, Spirit Aerospace and Fuji Heavy Industries.
A prominent vendor within the aerostructure equipment market, CPI Aerostructures, proving aerostructure equipment subassemblies almost exclusively for military aircraft, have added a FDM 3D printer bypassing traditional tooling solutions. For reducing costs and turnaround time for custom tooling, several small and medium enterprises involved in the global aerostructure equipment market have employed the use of 3D printers. With the help of 3D printers, several aerostructure equipment such as passenger doors can be printed in-house, much more economically for about 25% less cost required by outsourcing.
