PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1268780
PUBLISHER: Grand View Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1268780
The global fire resistant protective wear knitted fabric market size is expected to reach USD 823.6 million by 2030, registering a CAGR of 5.4% from 2023 to 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The rising product demand is attributed to the growing number blue-collar workers in developing countries along with increasing stringent regulation for worker safety around the globe. The major industry players are focusing on the use of multifunctional fabrics, such as carbon nanofiber, which is antistatic, flame-resistant (FR), and also offers high visibility & protection against oil, water, and soil. A knitted combination of fibers, including both natural and synthetic, as well as different mechanical & chemical processing techniques are used to make these fabrics with enhanced properties & scope of utilization.
In industries, such as metallurgy, chemical, and oil & gas, there is a higher risk of accidents. The demand for multifunctional knitted fabrics is likely to grow with the rising need for safety & protection from more than one type of hazard at workplaces. These factors, coupled with ongoing steps taken by companies to ensure the maximum safety of their workers, are likely to increase the demand for multifunctional FR knitted fabrics over the coming years.There has been a growing product demand from Asia Pacific and the Middle Eastowing to the rising manufacturing activities in these regions. The rapid urbanization in emerging markets, such as Taiwan, India, and Indonesia, is expected to increase spending on infrastructure, manufacturing, power, and transportation, thereby supporting market growth. The Middle East economy is overly dependent on oil & gas and petrochemicals in the manufacturing sector.
In recent years, the Middle Eastern government had diversified and expanded its manufacturing sector to fulfill the growing local and regional demand and position itself on the export platform. The growing domestic consumption of FR protective wear in the Middle East region, on account of the growing oil & gas, industrial, automotive, and energy industries, has forced the regional government to build manufacturing facilities to cater to the rising demand. FR protective wear is essential for workers at the site because the severity of burns to the body can be considerably decreased by wearing protective gear. The incidence of flash fires in the oil & gas industry is very high. Flash fires usually have a short duration but are extremely dangerous and can be possibly fatal if protective wear is not used. This would also escalate the demand for quality FR protective wear knitted fabrics over the forecast period.