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APAC Dominates Global HEPA Filters Market, Announces TechSci Research in Its Report Recently Published at MarketPublishers.com

02 May 2016 • by Natalie Aster

LONDON – Nowadays, there is a high necessity to install new HEPA filters in residential and commercial sectors worldwide, provoked by the adoption of strict government standards and policies regarding the quality of ambient air along with the constantly deteriorating air quality caused by expanding urbanization and increasing infrastructure development. Different industries tend to focus on novel installations and also retrofitting of existing systems with HEPA filters in order to comply with industrial dust emission norms.

In 2016, the world market for HEPA filters is likely to amount to USD 2.7 billion. The market growth is spurred by enhancing consumer awareness, rising incidence of respiratory infections and some other airborne diseases together with depleting indoor air quality. The worldwide HEPA filters market was led by air purifier segment in 2015, which was followed by HVAC systems, cleanrooms, automotive and gas turbines. APAC is the biggest and, at the same time, the fastest growing regional market for HEPA filters. 

The research report “Global HEPA Filters Market” worked out by TechSci Research delves deep into the global HEPA filters market, focusing on the performance of key regional markets. The study uncovers data on the market size, share, segmentation and shares; offers a comprehensive review of the market competitive scenario and top companies’ performance. The report covers the market trends and highlights emerging opportunities for the development of the world HEPA filters market through 2021.

More market research studies by our market research partner are published at TechSci Research page

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