Global Construction Smart Coatings Market Report 2024-2030: A $2.6 Billion Market in 2030

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19 June 2024 at 7:01 am·3-min read

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Dublin, June 19, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Global Construction Smart Coatings Markets 2024-2030" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

This report provides a market forecast, analysis, and outlook for Smart Coatings use in the construction sector, a market that is expected to grow to nearly $2.6 billion in 2030.

This item is drawn from the Research Global Smart Coatings Research Program. This service provides market sizing and forecasts of the opportunities for companies operating within the supply chain. The market projections rely upon installed base, shipments, pricing trends and applications within the various vertical markets where these coatings and solutions are deployed.

The report sizes and forecasts the use of smart coatings in construction and building products markets and provides analysis of the drivers for them from both the coatings and med sector perspectives. It examines use cases for the coatings currently, how they are supporting key initiatives such as sustainability, environmental, efficiency, regulatory, improved service delivery and others related to the respective industries' usage.

Data:

Level I data presents volumes and values for functionally specific coatings and how they are being utilized across various industry verticals, or within sector studies, the specific smart coatings use cases within it
Level II data offers deeper breakouts of the materials by material, type, technique, or containers involved with the coatings.

Key Topics Covered:

Level I

Analysis:

Market Trends & Drivers for X Coatings
Industry Demand Factors
Use Cases
Benefits & Opportunities
Obstacles

Forecasts:

Chemicals and Materials Sector Outlooks
Coatings and Sector Market Sizing and Forecasts
Industry Outlooks
Dashboards

Level I+

Analysis:

Chemicals and Materials Industry Trends
Industry Drivers: ESG, Net Zero, Environmental, CapEx, Opex, efficiency, Regulatory.
Smart Coatings Market Overview and Summary

Vertical Market Deployments

Industry Specific Demand Factors
Use Cases
Benefits & Opportunities
Obstacles

Materials:

Key Enabling Materials
Future Opportunities

Forecasts:

Chemicals and Materials Sector Outlooks
Coatings and Sector Market Sizing and Forecasts
Industry Outlooks
Dashboards

Level I Data

Addressable Market (Billions Sq. Meters)
Market penetration by smart coatings (meters/billion square meters)
Frequency of coating (months)
Smart coating shipments (Million Sq. Meters)
Smart coating markets ($ millions)
Premium for coatings
Smart coating by type (Million Sq. Meters) & ($ Million)
- Nano coating
- Bioactive coating
- Smart Polymer coating
- Composite coating
Smart Coating by Smart Material (Million Sq. Meters) & ($ Million)
Smart Coating by End User (Million Sq. Meters) & ($ Million)
Smart Coating by Application area (Million Sq. Meters) & ($ Million)
Smart Coatings Revenues by End User Geography ($ Millions)

Level II Data

Self-Healing

Self-healing Construction Smart Coating by type:

Extrinsic self-healing coating
Intrinsic self-healing coating

Self-healing Construction Smart Coating by Container:

Graphene oxide
Silica
Halloysite
Titanium dioxide (TiO2)
Nanotubes
Others

Self-healing Construction Smart Coating by Technique:

Magnetron sputtering (MS)
Sol-gel
Dip/spin
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD)
Others
Self-cleaning

Self-cleaning Construction Smart Coating by Type:

Hydrophobic self-cleaning coating
Hydrophilic self-cleaning coating
Oleophobic self-cleaning coating
Amphiphilic self-cleaning coating
Photocatalyst self-cleaning coating

Self-cleaning Construction Coating by Technique:

Sol-gel
Dip/spin
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD),
Magnetron sputtering (MS
Others
Antimicrobial

Smart Anti-microbial Construction Smart Coating by Type:

Anti-bacterial smart coating
Microbicidal smart coating
Antifungal smart coating
Antiviral smart coating

Smart Anti-microbial Construction Smart Coating by Material:

Silver-based antimicrobial coatings
Copper-based antimicrobial coatings
Nanomaterial (Titanium dioxide) antimicrobial coatings
Zinc-based antimicrobial coatings
Other (gold, magnesium, transition metals, silica, and perovskites)

Smart Anti-microbial Construction Smart Coating by Technique:

Magnetron sputtering (MS)
Sol-gel
Dip/spin
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD)
Laser ablation

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Source: n-tech Research

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