Motor Lamination Market is Driven by Surging Vehicle Sales

(MENAFN- P&S Intelligence) The motor lamination market is estimated to touch USD 22.9 billion in 2023, which will increase to USD 32.0 billion, with a 4.9% compound annual growth rate, by 2030.

The progression of this industry is because of the rising sale of automobiles, particularly those employing electricity as the secondary or primary propulsion source, across the globe. Furthermore, automobile, as well as equipment safety standards, are increasing, which is further boosting the requirement for motor laminations.

Additionally, to reduce operational duration and decrease fabrication expenses, lamination sheets have experienced different variations with time. The significant advancement in lamination technologies to improve the performance of motors is essentially likely to boost the industry in the coming years.

The bonding category, based on technology, will propel at the fastest rate, of 5.3%, during this decade. This is because it removes the necessity for magnetic core rivet joints to lessen interlaminar loss.

Moreover, bonded cores don’t create hum sound, because of their exceptional thermal conductivity. Also, this technology is extensively employed because of its flexibility for personalized necessities.

Whereas, the welding category is also advancing at a significant rate, because of the employment of this procedure to manufacture strong and durable motors, by incorporating laminations together. Welding provides stronger efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and production to electric motors, the requirement for which is rising in practically every sector.

The silicon steel category, based on material type, is the largest contributor to the motor lamination market, with a 35% share. This is because it enhances the electrical resistivity, which means that it reduces the loss of current as well as decreases the conductivity.

The automotive category, based on industry, is the highest revenue contributor. This is because of the increasing need for comfortable and luxury automobiles with features like power steering & windows, retractable sunroofs, and HVAC equipment.

APAC is leading the industry, and it is further expected to remain leading, generating USD 10.3 billion, by 2030. This will be primarily because of the surge in the production of electric vehicles.

Moreover, China is leading the industry in APAC, and it is likely to advance at a 5.3% CAGR, during this decade. This will be because of the speedy economic growth as well as the acceptance of smart manufacturing.

North America is advancing at a significant rate because of the rising acceptance of EVs, swift industrialization, and the developing construction sector. Moreover, In North America, the increasing requirement for motor lamination in the U.S. is more noteworthy, because of the increasing pace of urbanization and rising construction activities.

With the rising sales of automobiles and constant urbanization, the motor lamination industry will continue to progress in the coming years.

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