Automotive Nonwovens
At the forefront of new mobility (3rd edition)
Automotive Nonwovens: At the forefront of new mobility provides the latest analysis of the fast-altering automotive nonwovens industry. Featuring an overview of the automotive market and the wide-ranging use of nonwoven materials in vehicles, this report examines in detail the current global structure of this industry, with profiles of more than 50 of the most influential Tier 1 and Tier 2 players that use nonwovens in automotive applications, and explains where the growth will be in the next 25 years, and why.
This in-depth report with around 250 pages and 90 tables:
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examines the global automotive industry
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defines automotive fabrics and textiles
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identifies key areas of application
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contains profiles of more than 50 key users and producers of automotive nonwovens
Publication date March 2020
ISBN 978-0-9573-6169-0
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Full product description
Nonwovens are expanding rapidly in the automotive sector as consumers demand greater comfort and safety, and automakers and their component suppliers seek to decrease costs by reducing the weight of vehicles as well as lowering fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions.
The development of electric cars and the fast-rising push towards autonomous/self-driving vehicles promises further opportunities.
Although woven and knitted fabrics continue to dominate the total amount of textiles used within the automotive sector, nonwovens are becoming increasingly attractive to designers owing to their low weight and lower cost besides other advantages, such as sound insulation.
For example, Yanfeng Automotive Interiors, which makes automotive seating, overhead systems, door and instrument panels and interior electronics, is incorporating more nonwovens into its automotive components owing to their high-speed production, low cost, easy-to-mould nature and ability to make composite materials.
More than 40 applications of nonwovens in vehicles have already been identified, from trunk liners and carpets to air and fuel filters, and more new end-uses are being developed continually.
This new report will help you to identify:
- the current structure of the market for automotive textiles
- the rapid consolidation that has occurred over the past few years
- key trends in the global automotive industry
- principal drivers for automotive interiors
- current and future production methods for automotive nonwovens
- challenges and threats to the increased use of automotive nonwovens
- future trends in automotive nonwovens
Company profiles
The report features more than 50 profiles of leading players in the automotive nonwovens sector, including:
Tier 1 suppliers
Insulation, NVH materials and exterior textile parts
- Aunde
- Autoneum
- Röchling
Textiles in automotive filtration
- Cummins
- Donaldson
- Mahle
- Mann+Hummel
- Parker Hannifin
- Sogefi
- Toyobo
Carpet, interior trim and headliners
- Adler Pelzer
- Asahi Kasei
- Auria Solutions
- CAIP
- Faurecia
- Freudenberg
- Grupo Antolin
- International Automotive Components
- Teijin
- Toray Industries
- Toyota Boshoku
- Yanfeng Automotive Interiors
Tier 2 suppliers
- 3M
- Ahlstrom-Munksjö
- Alcantara
- AstenJohnson
- Autins
- Berry
- Borgers
- BWF
- Carcoustics
- DuPont
- EcoTechnilin
- ELeather
- ELG Carbon Fibre
- Fibertex Nonwovens
- Filtration Group
- Grupo Copo
- Haartz
- HKO
- Hollingsworth & Vose
- Janesville
- John Cotton
- Johns Manville
- KAP Automotive Components
- Kasai Kogyo
- Kolon Glotech
- Lydall
- Mogul
- Neenah Paper
- Sandler
- Shawmut
- Soteria
- Supreme Nonwovens
- Tenowo
- Trèves
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