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Market Research Report on Abrasives and Superabrasives

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Jan 12 2010

Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/c1ad82/abrasives_superab) has announced the addition of the "Abrasives, Superabrasives, & Abrasive Products-World Markets, Applications & End-Users: 2008-2013 Analysis & Forecasts" report to their offering.

This report analyzes the world market for abrasive materials used in metal forming and finishing in high-technology applications. The report covers the world market by product type and analyzes each market according to total market value, pricing, end-user trends and forecasts. Forms covered include powder, pastes, grit, grinding media, and other micro-particles. Data is given for the years 2007-2013 by year with 2007 as the base year and 2013 as the forecast year.

PRODUCTS COVERED

Superabrasives: Diamond, cBN/PcBN
Ceramics: Silicon Carbide, Aluminum Oxide, Boron Carbide, Cermets, Silicon Nitride, Composites
Cemented Carbides: Tungsten, Alloy
Metallic: Steel shot & grit, Aluminum shot, Copper shot, Zinc shot
Plastic: Acrylic, Urea, Melamine

END-USER INDUSTRIES

Aerospace
Automotive
Chemical Processing
Communications
Construction
Defense/Military
Electronic
Equipment/Machinery
Medical/Research
Metal Working
Optic
Opto-Electronic
Paper & Pulp
Power Generation

TIME FRAME

Base: 2007
Forecasts: 2008-2013

Source: http://www.researchandmarkets.com

Posted 12th January 2010

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