Aluminum Market Driving Factors and Trends to Lead the Market
Aluminum is a
silvery-white colored metal with the chemical symbol ‘Al’ and atomic number 13.
It can be produced in two ways: primary aluminum, which is produced using
bauxite, and secondary aluminum, which is recycled from aluminum scrap. As per the latest market research report published by
Technavio, the global aluminum
market size will grow by 23.88 million tonnes during 2019-2023.
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Manufacturers seek materials that meet weight
reduction goals without compromising on the required strength of automobiles,
aircraft, and construction structures. Aluminum in car parts helps in reducing
weight by up to 24% and has a specific gravity of 2.7-3, which offers better
strength-to-weight ratio to help improve performance.
Automobile manufacturers such as Ford Motor Company to
luxury car manufacturers, including Daimler and Audi, are replacing ferrous
materials with aluminum in various parts of vehicles.
Aluminum is also increasingly being used in the
aerospace industry as its shift from the use of steel and iron.
The airframe of modern commercial aircraft is 801%
aluminum. Aluminum is also used in spacecraft as its lightweight and can
withstand the stress of launching operations in space. NASA’s Orion MPCV
(Multi-Purpose Crew Vehicle) has its primary structures made from
aluminum-lithium alloy.
Hence, the increasing use of lightweight materials in
the various end-user industry is expected to drive the aluminum market at a
CAGR of 4.71% during the forecast period.
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