Technavio Expects the Global Vibration Sensor Market to Exceed USD 33 Billion by 2020

LONDON--()--Technavio analysts forecast the global vibration sensor market to post a CAGR of over 6% during the forecast period.

The research study covers the present scenario and growth prospects of the global vibration sensor market during 2016-2020. In order to calculate the market size, Technavio considers revenue generated from the sales of vibration sensors in the following application segments: aerospace, automotive, industrial machinery, healthcare, and consumer electronics.

The report from Technavio highlights four major factors that are influencing the growth of the global vibration sensor market:

  • Stringent road safety regulations
  • Rising need for machine monitoring
  • High demand for effective maintenance
  • Slow replacement cycle of old machines

Stringent road safety regulations

Governments in regions such as Europe and the Americas have made it mandatory to install vibration sensors in automobiles, which explains the increasing demand for these sensors.

“Governments of developing countries such as China and India, where the market is price sensitive, are also encouraging the use of vibration sensors in automobiles. This is likely to drive the vibration sensor market during the forecast period in countries like China, Japan, Germany, and US as they host a majority of prominent automakers,” said Asif Gani, a Technavio lead analyst for the sensors industry.

Rising need for machine monitoring

Vibration is a common problem in machines across all segments developing as a result of faulty installation and natural wear and tear. This leads to misalignment of rotating equipment which proves detrimental to the health of a machine. Vibration sensors help detect these issues.

Efficiency in machines is a major driver for all business decision-making and is heavily dependent on the inputs provided by vibration sensors. The prime objectives of vibration sensors are to effectively predict machine failures, reduce frequency and severity of equipment downtime, and maximize equipment performance while ensuring safety of equipment and personnel.

“With technological advances, machines are becoming more complex, thus creating a need for sophisticated vibration sensors to maximize the performance of engineering processes. Vibration sensors have, therefore, become an essential component for most machines,” says Asif.

High demand for effective maintenance

Machines that run around the clock require an effective maintenance strategy, which is crucial as manufacturers are under immense pressure to manage operating costs in the current economic climate. This explains the significance of vibration monitoring, which uses vibration sensors to monitor and detect rapid changes in vibration, helping increase the operating life of machines and preventing catastrophic failure.

Vibration sensors are also used in remote vibration monitoring systems that improve performance as well as safety, as engineers are not required to remain in close contact with potentially hazardous equipment. This makes vibration monitoring a highly efficient and cost-effective process.

Slow replacement cycle of old machines

Demand for vibration sensors is growing as facility owners are increasingly installing vibration sensors in old machines to enhance their efficiency, as it is much more expensive to replace worn equipment than to continue using it.

Vibration monitoring facilities help detect defects in machinery that are running for shorter periods. Condition monitoring allows facilities to save costs, as machines with defects tend to have greater risk of failure. Technavio predicts a rise in demand for vibration and condition monitoring facilities which will further drive the global vibration sensor market during the forecast period.

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Release Summary

Technavio analysts forecast the global vibration sensor market to post a CAGR of over 6% during the forecast period.

Contacts

Technavio Research
Jesse Maida
Media & Marketing Executive
US: +1 630 333 9501
UK: +44 208 123 1770
www.technavio.com