Middle East and Africa Passive Fire Protection Coatings Market, By Product Type (Cementitious Material and Intumescent Coating), Technology (Water-Based Protection Coating, and Solvent-Based Protection Coating), End Use (Building & Construction, Oil & Gas, Automotive, Aerospace & Defense, Electrical and Electronics, Textile, Furniture, and Others), Market Trends and Forecast to 2030.
Middle East and Africa Passive Fire Protection Coatings Market Analysis and Insights
The Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market is expected to gain significant growth in the forecast period of 2023 to 2030. Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the market is growing with a CAGR of 3.4% in the forecast period of 2023 to 2030 and is expected to reach USD 224,673.62 thousand by 2030. The major factor driving the growth of the Middle East & Africa Passive fire protection coatings market is the increase in government regulation favoring fire protection coatings.
Passive fire protection systems are composed of tools and other engineered solutions that reduce fire occurrence or delay their spread in a facility for a certain period. It reduces the extent of damage and risk to lives and gives people more time to vacate the establishment and ample time for emergency services to respond and act. Passive fire protection is commonly used in high-rise buildings, houses, hotels, hospitals, industrial facilities, schools, warehouses, railways, car parks, railways, bridges, supermarkets, and on- and off-shore hydrocarbons. Passive fire protection (pfp) coatings are increasingly important in the oil and gas industry. Applied to industrial oil and gas installations, the coatings expand to form an insulating layer of carbon char when exposed to high temperatures. This enables the steel to maintain its load-bearing capacity for up to four hours longer during a fire, giving people valuable time to escape the building and for firefighters to put the fire out.
The Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market report provides details of market share, new developments, and the impact of domestic and localized market players, analyses opportunities in terms of emerging revenue pockets, changes in market regulations, products approvals, strategic decisions, product launches, and technological innovations in the market. To understand the analysis and the market scenario, contact us for an Analyst Brief, our team will help you create a revenue impact solution to achieve your desired goal.
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Report Metric
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Details
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Forecast Period
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2023 to 2030
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Base Year
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2022
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Historic Years
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2021 (Customizable to 2020- 2015)
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Quantitative Units
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Revenue in USD Thousand
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Segments Covered
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By Product Type (Cementitious Material and Intumescent Coating), Technology (Water-Based Protection Coating, and Solvent-Based Protection Coating), End Use (Building & Construction, Oil & Gas, Automotive, Aerospace & Defense, Electrical and Electronics, Textile, Furniture, and Others).
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Countries Covered
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South Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Lebanon, and the Rest of the Middle East & Africa.
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Market Players Covered
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3M, svt Group of Companies, Hempel A/S, The Sherwin-Williams Company, Hilti, Carboline, Akzo Nobel N.V., PPG Industries, Inc., Kansai Paint Co.,Ltd. Etex Group, Isolatek International, GCP Applied Technologies Inc., Jotun, Sika AG, Arabian vermiculite industries, CHARCOAT PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION, and Lanexis Enterprises (P) Ltd.
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Market Definition
Protection against fire coatings is made up of various fillers and flame retardants. It is utilized to keep fire flames from spreading quickly across the surface and to limit the amount of time that they're exposed to extreme heat. It also reduces the creation of gases that result from the combustion of materials. Passive fire protection (PFP) is composed of a building or structure that slows or impedes the fire or smoke without system activation and usually without movement. The instances of passive systems include floor ceilings and roofs, fire doors, windows, wall assemblies, fire-resistant coatings, and other fire and smoke control assemblies. Passive fire protection systems can include active components such as fire dampers.
Middle East & Africa Passive Fire Protection Coatings Market Dynamics
This section deals with understanding the market drivers, opportunities, challenges, and restraints. All of this is discussed in detail below:
Drivers
- RISING USE OF PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION COATINGS IN VARIOUS INDUSTRIES
Passive fire protection systems are composed of tools and other engineered solutions that reduce fire occurrence or delay their spread in a facility for a certain period. It reduces the extent of damage and risk to lives and gives people more time to vacate the establishment and ample time for emergency services to respond and act. Passive fire protection is commonly used in high-rise buildings, houses, hotels, hospitals, industrial facilities, schools, warehouses, railways, car parks, railways, bridges, supermarkets, and on- and off-shore hydrocarbons. Passive fire protection (pfp) coatings are increasingly important in the oil and gas industry. Applied to industrial oil and gas installations, the coatings expand to form an insulating layer of carbon char when exposed to high temperatures. This enables the steel to maintain its load-bearing capacity for up to four hours longer during a fire, giving people valuable time to escape the building and for firefighters to put the fire out. Passive fire protection solutions for aerospace applications are extremely flexible, ultra-thin and lightweight. This makes them the perfect choice for applications where available space is limited and additional weight must be kept to an absolute minimum. They allow for more design flexibility than traditional fireproofing materials without compromising on passenger safety or comfort. The flexible microporous panels, calcium silicate fire-rated boards, intumescent fire stopping seals and textiles and wools are resistant to vibrations and thermal shock and maintain their integrity during and even after a fire.
- INCREASING DEMAND FOR WATER BASED FIRE PROTECTION COATING
Water based items are accessible with the exceptional properties to individual products. Along with this, water based items will, in general, get marked as one nonexclusive gathering. Various definitions exist. Every item should, along these lines, be considered independently as far as its specialized capacity. Many have come to fruition through broad obliviousness and deception, occasionally advanced by the makers of dissolvable based items. Such fantasies incorporate helpless protection from dampness, slow drying, absence of film construct and diminished long-haul sturdiness. The truth of the matter is that a large number of huge amounts of steel have been effectively fire secured with water based intumescent during the and numerous contractual workers, specialists, engineers and building proprietors have understood the advantages of utilizing these items.
These coating or paints are applied on the surface of these structures to increase their durability and protect them from fire. Water based coatings can accomplish from 30 minutes to 3hour fire evaluations and even some restricted 4 hour alternatives for steel structures. Water based coatings have several advantages, such as it does not affect or alter the intrinsic properties of materials, such as mechanical properties, extensive properties and others. These paints or coatings are widely preferred in the building and construction industries. Intumescent paint is a chemically active compound that, on subjected to high temperatures, forms a reaction that protects the structures from fire or explosion.
Opportunities
- TECHNOLOGY ADVANCEMENT IN OIL AND GAS EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES
Oil and gas exploration encompasses the processes and methods involved in locating potential sites for oil and gas drilling and extraction. The increase in exploration and development of extraction plants for the same has increased the demand for fire protective coatings. The laws set up by the governing bodies in regards to the protection of these plants are focused on protecting the plants from unwanted fires, including protective coating, and acts as an opportunity for the market.
Fire protection coatings help in reducing the overall impact of fire and help in controlling the same. It helps in protecting the structure as well as provides ample time for the individuals on that premises to evacuate the premises. Explosion and hydrocarbon fire represents a significant hazard within the oil and gas industry. Without suitable fire protection Middle East and Africasures designed to prevent or delay structural collapse, incidents can escalate rapidly, leading to catastrophic loss of life, assets, and inventory.
Steel strength reduces significantly as the temperature rises due to exposure to hydrocarbon fueled fires. Using certified fire protection will slow down the rate of temperature rise so that premature collapse or failure can be prevented.
Moreover, it can be stated that the growing inclination towards oil and gas exploration activities is expected to increase in the fire protection coatings market in the forecast period.
Restraints/Challenges
- THE USE OF CHEAP ALTERNATIVES IN CONSTRUCTION
The availability of cheaper alternatives in the market is a challenge for market growth and eventually reduces the consumption of fire protective coatings. Fire protective coatings are comparatively costlier than other fire extinguisher (active fire protection coatings) products as these coatings are applied or sprayed, which requires human resources as well as time, thus making the coatings costlier. Consumers tend to use alternative materials such as heat-resistant foams and other materials to cut down the cost, which will be incurred for coating the whole area.
Consumers prefer the use of ablative painting. Fire triggers in ablative materials the endothermic reactions, which absorb thermal energy to a great extent and minimize the increase of temperature in underlying layers. In addition, while using energy, the reactions cause the production of steam, which helps to retard and reduce the flame's formation. The ablative coating can be applied either in the form of a spray or by trowel, and its thickness is directly dependent on the designed fire load and its duration. Those materials are made of elastomeric silicone, so if properly designed, they are elastic enough to remain tight on the curved surface as well as are resistant to cracking in the exploitation phase of the structure.
Furthermore, it can be stated that the use of other alternatives in the market is expected to hamper the growth of the passive fire protection coatings market.
Middle East & Africa Passive Fire Protection Coatings Market Scope
The Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market is categorized based on product type, technology and end use. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyze major growth segments in the industries and provide the users with a valuable market overview and market insights to make strategic decisions to identify core market applications.
Product Type
- Intumescent Coating
- Cementitious Material
Based on product type, the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market is classified into the intumescent coating and cementitious material.
Technology
- Solvent-based Protection Coating
- Water-based Protection Coating
Based on technology, the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market is classified into solvent-based protection coating and water-based protective coating.
End Use
- Building & Construction
- Oil & Gas
- Automotive
- Aerospace & Defense
- Electrical and Electronics
- Textile
- Furniture
- Others
Based on the end use, the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market is classified into building & construction, oil & gas, automotive, aerospace & defense, electrical and electronics, textile, furniture and others.
Middle East & Africa Passive Fire Protection Coatings Market Regional Analysis/Insights
The Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market is segmented on the basis of product type, technology and end use.
The countries in the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market are South Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Lebanon, and the Rest of Middle East & Africa. Saudi Arabia is dominating the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market in terms of market share and market revenue due to the increase in research and development of new products.
The country section of the report also provides individual market-impacting factors and market regulation changes that impact the market's current and future trends. Data point downstream and upstream value chain analysis, technical trends, porter's five forces analysis, and case studies are some of the pointers used to forecast the market scenario for individual countries. Also, the presence and availability of Middle East & Africa brands and their challenges faced due to large or scarce competition from local and domestic brands, the impact of domestic tariffs, and trade routes are considered while providing forecast analysis of the country data.
Competitive Landscape and Middle East & Africa Passive Fire Protection Coatings Market Share Analysis
Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market competitive landscape provides details by competitors. Details included are company overview, company financials, revenue generated, market potential, investment in research and development, new market initiatives, production sites and facilities, company strengths and weaknesses, product launch, product trials pipelines, product approvals, patents, product width and breadth, application dominance, technology lifeline curve. The above data points provided are only related to the company’s focus on the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market.
Some of the prominent participants operating in the Middle East & Africa passive fire protection coatings market are 3M, svt Group of Companies, Hempel A/S, The Sherwin-Williams Company, Hilti, Carboline, Akzo Nobel N.V., PPG Industries, Inc., Kansai Paint Co.,Ltd. Etex Group, Isolatek International, GCP Applied Technologies Inc., Jotun, Sika AG, Arabian vermiculite industries, CHARCOAT PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION, and Lanexis Enterprises (P) Ltd., among others.
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