The North American & European Markets for Machine Automatic Safeguarding Equipment - Second Edition
 
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The North American & European Markets for Machine Automatic Safeguarding Equipment - Second EditionThese reports analyze the European and North American markets for machine automatic safeguarding equipment. Each report provides market sizes, segmentations, and forecasts for these products. These include segmentations and forecasts by consuming industries and applications.

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Overview

These reports analyze the European and North American markets for machine automatic safeguarding equipment. Each report provides market sizes, segmentations, and forecasts for these products. These include segmentations and forecasts by consuming industries and applications.

Report Highlights

The European market for the machine automatic safeguarding products studied totaled $751.6 million in 2004 and is forecast to reach $931.8 million in 2007, increasing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4%. The North American market totaled $250.2 million in 2004 and is forecast to reach $356.0 million in 2007, increasing at a compound annual growth rate of 12.5%. Factors contributing to the expected high growth rate include:

  • Cost savings due to efficiency gains - The implementation of machine automatic safeguarding allows users to operate efficient high-speed machinery and equipment without fear of personal injury or equipment damage.

  • General economic trend - The North American economy has grown steadily since the downturn of 2001-2002. This improved business environment has encouraged firms to make capital expenditures, especially if improvements in efficiency can impact manufacturing costs. In the case of upgrading, newer replacement equipment will tend to have more safeguarding.

  • Safety buses and networking - The creation of safety networks and buses based on existing open buses and networks, such as AS-I and Profibus, allows users to control and monitor their safety networks and devices over a distributed I/O network. This reduces cost and improves performance over hard-wired devices. More complexity and diagnostics will be used to provide safer, more functional machinery.

  • Safety standards and requirements - New standards are being created in North America and the European Union, as well as a convergence in the requirements between these two regions.
Consuming Industries Covered .
Appliance
Automotive
Chemical
Electric Power
Electronic Components
Electronic Products
Food & Beverage
Oil & Gas
Paper Converting
Petrochemical
Primary Metals
Semiconductor
Textile

Product Categories Analyzed (in Units & Dollars)

  • Electronic Safety Sensors (Edges, Laser Curtains, Laser Scanners, Mats, Optoelectronic Devices)
  • Emergency-Stop Palm Button Safety Controls
  • Programmable Safety Systems (Safety PLCs)
  • Safety Controllers/Modules/Relays (Configurable, Electromechanical, Solid State)
  • Safety Interlock Switches (Electromechanical - Keyed & Un-keyed, Explosion Proof, Hinge Pin, Limit, Magnetic, Rope (Cable) Pull, Trapped - Key, Other)
  • Two-Hand Safety Controls (Electromechanical, Ergonomic, Pneumatic)

Consuming Applications Covered .Geographic Regions Covered
Assembly
Material Handling
Metalworking
Packaging
Robotics
North America
Europe

Safety Bus/Network Types Analyzed

  • AS-I Safety at Work
  • DeviceNet Safety
  • GuardPLC Ethernet
  • PROFInet Safety
  • PROFIsafe
  • safeEthernet
  • SafetyBus p

Channels of Distribution - Customer Classes

  • Distributors
  • End Users
  • OEMs, Systems Integrators, Private Label Resellers

Third-Party Service Organizations

  • Commissioning/Certifying
  • Equipment Installations
  • Equipment Servicing
  • Risk Assessments
  • Site Audits
  • Training
Report Details:
Publisher:
Venture Development
Type:
Management Report - January 2005
First Publication Date:
1/1/2005
 
 
 
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