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What are the historical size and the present size of the Industrial Lubricants Market segments and their future potential?

As per the market study by the Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies, University of Delaware, the global market for textile mills attained a value of more than $700.0 billion in 2017. This rapid expansion of the textile industry is because of the quickly changing fashion trends and growing income levels. Due to these factors, the requirement for apparel is increasing at a fast pace, which is further resulting in the setting up of new textile mills across the world. 


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The machines used at these mills for weaving need to be free of friction, static electricity, and corrosion. Various machine components, such as roller bearings, chains, gears, and adjusting spindles, need to function properly for the smooth running of the mill. To ensure that this happens, the textile industries uses industrial lubricants to protect the machines and their components from detrimental effects.

On the most basic level, industrial lubricants can be defined as substances, generally oils, fluids, and greases, which are used to protect materials from wearing and tearing by reducing friction and the binding of materials. Apart from this, they are also used to lessen the electrical resistivity while simultaneously increasing thermal conductivity. 


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The production base for industrial lubricants is expanding quickly in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region. For example, PETRONAS announced in 2017 its decision to invest $150.0 million for producing 110.0 million liters of lubricants, which include industrial lubricants, by 2019, near Mumbai, India. Apart from the increasing production of industrial lubricants in APAC by regional firms, the key companies, based outside, are shifting their production bases to the region, which has enhanced the sales of industrial lubricants. This trend has strengthened the supply chain of various end-use industries located in the APAC region. Hence, the growth of the petrochemical sector in the region is resulting in the increasing production of industrial lubricants.

In addition, these lubricants are widely preferred for equipment and machinery as they prevent damage in both the inner and outer surfaces of the components. There are various types of products available in the industrial lubricants market, including metalworking fluid, and general, process, and engine oils. In 2016, out of these, the process oil category held more than 30.0% share in terms of volume in the market. Process oil is a special type of oil, which is widely used in the chemical and technical sectors. 

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Industrial Lubricants Market Overview, with Recent Technologies, Applications, Growth, Insights and Status 2024

Chemical oils are produced to optimize the operating life and performance of the equipment, which withstand extreme stress during the production of nitrogen fertilizers, especially in terms of temperature, pressure, and compatibility with ammonia and catalyst. On a global ground, the APAC region is anticipated to lead the industrial lubricants market during the 2016–2024 period. This is attributed to the rapid industrialization in India, China, and Southeast Asia along with the modernization of machinery across industries.

Global Market Size and Forecast

5.1 By Product

5.2 By Application

5.2.1 Metalworking by Type

5.2.1.1 Metal forming by metal type

5.2.1.2 Metal cutting by metal type

5.2.1.3 Metal joining by type

5.2.2 Textile by Type

5.2.2.1 Textile finishing by type

5.2.3 Energy by Type

5.2.4 Chemical Manufacturing by Type

5.2.5 Food Processing by Type

5.2.5.1 Canned food by type

5.2.6 Hydraulic Machinery by Type

5.3 By Region

Manufacturing sectors such as paper and mill, foundry, metal forming, food and beverages, and machinery are increasingly using industrial lubricants. Due to the debt crisis in Europe and economic recession in North America, the global industrial output witnessed a fall in 2008 and 2009. However, the manufacturing industry of developing nations, such as China, Indian, Brazil, Russia, and South Africa remained unaffected. The industrial production in these countries witnessed a rise during 2008–2009, and the growth is expected to continue during the forecast period .

Chapter 6. North America Market Size and Forecast

6.1 By Product

6.2 By Application

6.2.1 Metalworking by Type

6.2.1.1 Metal forming by metal type

6.2.1.2 Metal cutting by metal type

6.2.1.3 Metal joining by type

6.2.2 Textile by Type

6.2.2.1 Textile finishing by type

6.2.3 Energy by Type

6.2.4 Chemical Manufacturing by Type

6.2.5 Food Processing by Type

6.2.5.1 Canned food by type

6.2.6 Hydraulic Machinery by Type

These oils are used as a processing aid or as a raw material in multiple end-use industries, such as chemicals, plastic, and rubber. These lubricants are witnessing huge demand in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region due to the expanding chemical industry, which is expected to boost the market. Industrial lubricants find wide-ranging applications in industries including metalworking, energy, chemical manufacturing, textile, food processing, hydraulic machinery. Among these, in 2016, the chemical manufacturing industry held the largest (over 20.0% sales volume share) in the industrial lubricants market and would continue dominating it during the forecast period.