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structural adhesives offer reduced weight, reduced mounting time and
protection against corrosion.
Regional Outlook
On the basis of the region, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Middle East &
Africa, and Latin America have divided the global structural stickers market.
Asia-Pacific dominated the global market for structural adhesives in 2017 in
terms of volume and value. Due to rapid industrialization and increasing demand
for structural adhesives from the building and automotive industries in the
region, the region will likely remain highly lucrative during the forecast period.
With the expansion of industries like construction, automotive and electronics,
China is rapidly expanding on the Asia-Pacific markets.
Also in 2017, Europe was a significant part of the global market for structural
adhesives. Due to the presence of numerous automotive and aerospace
companies in the region, Europe contributes significantly to the structural
adhesive market. Due to sluggish growth in industries such as car manufacturing
and construction in the area, the structural adhesive market in North America is
expected to grow at a minimum during the projected period. In North America,
the drivers of the structural adhesive market include high wind, transport and
maritime demand.
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Increasing demand for weight reduction in the use of components in industries
such as energy, cars and the marine industry means that plastics and composites
are being substituted for traditional materials such as metals. This leads to
demand for North American structural adhesives. The Middle-East and Africa
market share is expected, as the growth rate of building industry in this region is
small, to remain consistent by the end of the projected period. However, in the
near future the rate is expected to rise.
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