The demand for hydraulic filters increased steadily to boost global sales to over 41 million units in 2018; the market is likely to envisage 3.5% y-o-y in 2019, according to a recent study published by Fact.MR. Growing demand for hydraulic filters is mainly attributed to the widening range of applications in various end-use industries to limit system failures caused by contamination.

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The study finds that industrial filters accounted for approximately 69% volume share of the global hydraulic filter market in 2018. Leading manufacturers in the hydraulic filter market are launching tailor-made industrial filters with robust performance characteristics to sync with the varied requirements of industrial filtration applications.

An upsurge in demand for industrial hydraulics over mobile hydraulics is shaping new trends in the hydraulic filter market, according to the study. Manufacturers are diversifying their product portfolios with innovative designs of suction filters and return line filters, which are most suitable for various industrial applications. Leading companies, including Parker Hannifin Corp., Walter Stauffenberg GmbH & Co. KG, and Filtration Group Corporation, are gearing up to capitalize on increased demand for industrial filters in various end-use industries, especially in the aerospace and defense industry.

Bolstering R&D investments to deliver technologically advanced features of industrial filters for OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) and aftermarket will emerge as a popular trend in the hydraulic filters market, opines Fact.MR. Apart from sealing technologies, increasing adoption of sensor technologies is shaping the future of the hydraulic filter market.

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The study finds that leading market players are developing fluid condition sensors to monitor hydraulic filters efficiently when they are used in challenging industrial applications such as power generation, forestry, and marine applications.

Emerging economies are attracting leading players in the market to invest heavily and capture profitable sales opportunities generated by rapidly growing end-use industries in the region. The construction industry and steel industry are among the fastest growing end-use industries in the APAC hydraulic filter market. Market players are expanding their production facilities in China and India to offer sales and technical support to their broadening customer base in the region, finds the study.

Increasing presence of large companies in developing Asian countries highlights APAC as the hydraulic filter market with highest growth potential for stakeholders. Fact.MR also opines that APAC will continue to grow as a high-growth market for hydraulic filters in the upcoming years.

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