Oct 23, 2017   SOURCE: BusinessWire

Global Aerospace Fasteners Market 2017: Analysis By Application, Aircraft Class & Geography - Research and Markets

The "Global Aerospace Fasteners Market (2016 - 2021)" report has been added to Research and Markets' offering.

A wide assortment of fasteners such as screws, rivets, nuts, pins, bolts are used in an aircraft, rockets, and missiles. They are extremely critical mechanical components of the aircraft and are required to function in the most extreme of situations. A single Boeing 747 Jet uses around 3 million fasteners.

On an average, 2.4 million fasteners are used in Boeing 787 aircraft. More than 1/5th of those parts are structural bolts. The airlines are increasingly looking for aircraft with a minimum possible maintenance repair overhaul downtime, and the performance and the fasteners play an extremely vital role in the same. The growing demand of next generation aircraft and technological advancement would lead market to grow at a CAGR of 7.68% in the forecast period.

The Commercial Aerospace Fasteners Market currently holds around 60% of the total market, and is expected to reach 62% in the forecast period. The major reason for the growth in the market share of the commercial aerospace sector would be the boom in the aviation sector and demand for newer fleets in the Asia Pacific region.

Companies Mentioned

  • 3V Fasteners
  • Alcoa
  • B&B Specialties
  • KLX
  • LISI Aerospace
  • Avdel
  • Bufab Group
  • Philips Screw Company
  • Trimas Corporation
  • Accumen Global Technologies

Key Topics Covered:

1. Introduction

2. Executive Summary

3. Market Overview and Trends

4. Market Dynamics

5. Global Aerospace Fasteners Market Segmentation, By Application

6. Global Aerospace Fasteners Market Segmentation, By Aircraft Class

7. Global Aerospace Fasteners Market Segmentation, By Geography

8. Competitive Landscape

9. Key Vendor Analysis

10. Future Outlook of the Market

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