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According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Positive Material Identification Market is accounted for $2.89 billion in 2023 and is expected to reach $5.56 billion by 2030 growing at a CAGR of 9.7% during the forecast period. Positive Material Identification (PMI) is the process of evaluating and identifying materials using a range of non-destructive procedures to confirm that the intended materials are the actual materials. It may determine the metallic alloy composition of a substance. It is also a tried-and-true procedure that may be utilized in a lab or out in the field using portable instruments. PMI can be used to ensure that supplied materials meet the appropriate standards and requirements. For quality and safety control, it analyzes and identifies material grade and alloy composition.
Mechanical integrity failures, such as pressurized system rupture, stress corrosion cracking, and flow accelerated corrosion, are common causes of industrial accidents. Positive material identification is used to avoid product failure during production. It is extensively sought in end-user industries such as oil and gas, power generation, and pharmaceutical factories to prevent failure. It is used to examine important components and welds before and during service. Positive Material Identification is a common non-destructive testing procedure that must follow a variety of rules and laws. A increasing number of large-scale infrastructure projects worldwide, as well as a propensity to outsource PMI testing and inspection services to third-party services, have all contributed to market expansion.
Sulfur, phosphorus, and carbon cannot be separated using positive material identification procedures. Non-metals are difficult to identify using PMI, and elements that exist between metals and nonmetals are difficult to analyze. PMI has a tough time properly detecting nonmetals and elements between metals and nonmetals. This factor is impeding market expansion.
The restrictions concerning material mix-ups, mislabeled shipments, and the rising number of large-scale infrastructure projects are expected to provide profitable prospects for the industry, which will further accelerate the growth rate of the positive material identification market in the future. Furthermore, the rising awareness of novel quality control systems, along with the diminishing efficiency of aged assets and the resulting requirement for operational safety, will provide significant market development prospects.
For quality and safety control, positive material identification (PMI) is used to analyze and identify material grade and alloy composition. Positive material identification must be done with extreme caution. Installation and operation of positive material identification (PMI) activities require specialized professionals. Over the forecast period, this aspect is expected to represent a challenge to the positive material identification market.
The COVID-19 outbreak has caused enormous economic and social turmoil. The epidemic has had an impact on many firms' supply chains and value chains. The market for positive material identification (pmi) is no exception. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic will be assessed from the standpoint of the whole industry, encompassing both the demand and supply sides. The market began to expand following the outbreak.
The portable analyzers segment is estimated to have a lucrative growth. The low cost and small size of portable analyzers have contributed to their widespread use. Portable analyzers may examine any portion of any shape, including plates, pipes, flanges, welds, and valves, as well as other system components. Gold testing, ore grade control, mineral exploration, soli analysis, metal recovery, and geochemical mapping are some of the uses for these analyzers.
The oil & gas segment is anticipated to witness the fastest CAGR growth during the forecast period. The avoidance of the discharge of extremely dangerous chemicals and poisonous substances is critical in the oil and gas business. Furthermore, irreversible accidents and damages, pipe leaks, early pipe replacements, property damage, and unanticipated outages at sites (such as refineries, chemical plants, and gas processing facilities) are some of the key difficulties that these facilities confront. PMI analyzers aid in the verification of these components' and piping's required specifications. As a result, the demand for these analyzers in the oil and gas sector is expected to rise.
Asia Pacific is projected to hold the largest market share during the forecast period. During the projection period, Asia Pacific is expected to retain the biggest market share. APAC countries are active in the manufacture of defense aircraft, which is predicted to expand the use of PMI methodologies in the aerospace and defense industry. In the region's emerging economies, end-user industries such as electronics, automobiles, and healthcare are rapidly expanding. Many infrastructure development projects are under construction in this region, which is propelling market growth.
North America is projected to have the highest CAGR over the forecast period. The number of large-scale infrastructure projects in this region is rapidly increasing. The demand for autos in this region is expected to rise dramatically, necessitating an increase in vehicle production. Companies must function optimally to meet this requirement, and the application of PMI procedures can assist them do so. This factor is driving the market in this region.
Some of the key players profiled in the Positive Material Identification Market include: Olympus, Thermo Fisher, Bruker, Hitachi, Ametek, Shimadzu, Panalytical, Intertek, Bureau Veritas, TUV Rheinland, Applus, Element Materials Technology, Tribogeincs, QSX Instruments and Torontech.
In July 2022, Thermo Fisher Scientific has launched a new handheld X-ray fluorescence analyser called IonicX XRF Analyzer to help pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical manufacturers to verify the identity of ionic salts in warehouses within seconds.
In November 2020, Hitachi launched PMI-MASTER Smart portable optical emission spectrometer. It delivers rapid material verification and metal sorting. PMI-MASTER is capable of measuring the carbon content across different steel grades and the nitrogen content of duplex steels, the PMI-MASTER Smart's fast start-up times supports PMI safety inspection and flow accelerated corrosion analysis (FAC) across your facility.