Polymer and Technical Ceramic AM Market 2023 (Bundle)

About the bundle VoxelMatters’ newly updated studies on the polymer and technical ceramic additive manufacturing segments, collecting information on sales and business activities from all major companies operating in these segments today, are also available as a bundle. The new studies, based on VoxelMatters’ updated database of core polymer and technical ceramic AM companies (AM hardware, AM materials and AM services), provide the most comprehensive analyses and forecasts of the global AM market. The polymer AM segment is projected to grow from $5.5 billion in 2022 to $45 billion in revenues by 2032, at 23.3% CAGR. Whilst the technical ceramic AM segment is expected to grow from $113 million in 2022 to over $2 billion in revenues, growing at 33.5% CAGR. About the polymer AM report This newly updated, 350 page report on polymer additive Manufacturing (AM)—featuring almost 200 charts and data tables—provides an in-depth analysis of the rapidly growing sector, focusing on key industrial segments such as automotive, medical, dental, consumer and design products. The study closely examines the transition of polymer materials in additive manufacturing towards serial and mass manufacturing. Leveraging VoxelMatters Directory—the largest global directory of verified AM companies with nearly 7,000 listings—our research team identified 233 hardware manufacturers, 211 material suppliers, and 455 service providers (899 in total, of which 781 unique companies including 42 new companies from the previous edition). The dataset underlying this market study encompasses over 190,000 data points (63,000 for hardware, 52,000 for materials, and 78,000 for AM services), offering one of the most comprehensive and accurate overviews of the current polymer AM global market. Prominent and up-and-coming companies featured in the report include: 3D Systems, 3DXTECH, Airtech, Anycubic, Arkema, BASF, Bambu Lab, Caracol, Carbon, CMS, Creality, CRP, ETEC (Desktop Metal), EOS, Evonik, FIT, Flashforge, Formlabs, Forecast3D, HP, Jabil Additive, Markforged, Materialise, Mitsubishi MCPP, OECHSLER, Photocentric, Polymaker, Protolabs, Prototal, Prusa Research, Quickparts, SABIC, Shapeways, Solvay, Stratasys, Ultimaker, UnionTech & UnionFab, and WeNext. About the technical ceramic AM report The new 200-page report—featuring over 128 charts and data tables—focuses on technical ceramics which are used in additive manufacturing to produce high-performance parts that usually weigh just a few grams. By leveraging VoxelMatters Directory—the largest global directory of verified AM companies, currently comprising over 6,800 companies—the research team identified 108 companies that operate extensively in technical ceramic AM, representing nearly the entirety of the market and its key segments: 24 hardware manufacturers, 40 material suppliers, and 44 service providers. The data set for this study comprises over 15,000 data points, providing one of the most accurate snapshots of the global market. Leading and emerging companies addressed in the report include: Lithoz, 3DCERAM, Desktop Metal and ExOne, iLaser, XJet, Admatec and Formatec (part of Nano Dimension), AON, CERHUM, Goodman Technologies, BMF, Steinbach, Bosch Advanced Ceramics, WZR Ceramic Solutions, Kyocera Fine Ceramics, Nanoe, Zipro, voxeljet, Tethon 3D. To learn more about the scope of these studies and the methodology behind this research please contact us. Details about both reports, including the full tables of contents and figures, are available here for polymer AM and here for technical ceramic AM. Insight documents of the reports are available upon request.