A new study by ESOMAR-certified firm, Future Market Insights, offers detailed insights on key factors likely to influence industrial nailers market in the long run. Global demand for industrial nailers is likely to grow at nearly 8%, with end-users showing a marked preference for cordless industrial nailers.
This is mostly because of its characteristics. such as it saves time and is useful and well-liked by industry experts. The market for nailers in the industrial sector is projected to grow during the monsoon season as a result of their ability to install other versatile instruments like hammers of various varieties.
The automotive and construction industries, both heavy users of industrial nailers, are bearing the brunt of this shortage. To combat the virus’s spread, mandatory social distancing protocols have forced major construction and automobile manufacturers to halt all on-site projects, resulting in lower output.
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Key Takeaways from FMI’s Industrial Nailers Report
- US and East Asian countries will remain epicenter of growth, accounting for over 50% of the revenue share by 2030
- Cordless industrial nailers will outsell pneumatic variants
- Framing & sheathing nailers to capture nearly a quarter of the revenue share
- Automatic nailers are projected to surge in popularity, gaining 170 BPS from 2020-2030
- Furniture segment to generate an incremental $ opportunity worth US$ 153 Mn
“Concerns regarding injuries while using industrial nailers are prompting vendors to introduce enhanced safety features within their products, thus reducing accidents,” concludes the FMI analyst.
COVID-19 Impact Analysis
The COVID-19 pandemic is slated to have a debilitating impact on world economic growth projections for FY 2020-2021 or possibly even longer. As economic activities of all countries have almost come to a standstill, major supply chain disruptions are on the cards.
Falling production levels across the aforementioned industries have also reduced demand for pneumatic, cordless and gas powered industrial nailers. This is expected to impede revenue prospects of the market in the short-term forecast period.
While the conservative estimates pegs recovery between the next 8 to 14 quarters, the optimistic scenario projects growth to rebound within the next 5 to 8 quarters. Slowdown shall be moderate as consumers are relying on their own carpentry skills to repair their furniture, keeping demand sustained to a significant extent.
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Competitive Landscape
The global industrial nailers market is highly consolidated, with top-notch players relying on product launchers, divestures and acquisition of rival players to stay afloat. These include Stanley Black & Decker, Illinois Tool Work Inc., MAX Co. Ltd., Koki Holdings America Ltd., and Robert Bosch Power Tools GmbH.
In 2018, MAX USA CORP. released the New PowerLite High Pressure Coil Framing Nailer. This nailer has power to drive nails through engineered lumbers such as laminated strand lumber (LSL) and laminated veneer lumber (LVL) respectively.
In 2019, Stanley Black & Decker divested its Sargent and Greenleaf mechanical locks business within the security segment. In 2020, Everwin Pneumatic Corp launched a new product for industrial coil nailers known as PN59 for the automotive segment.
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