The global silicone elastomers market is experiencing growth and is projected to reach USD 16,425.2 million by 2030. This growth can be credited to the high requirement for silicone elastomers in the electrical & electronics sector, their higher properties, and an elderly populace, which is boosting item demand in the healthcare sector.

In recent years, the construction category dominated the industry, with the largest share, of 42%, and the category is also projected to remain dominant in the future as well. This is mainly because Silicone elastomers play a vital role in a range of construction materials and tools, like assembled building elements. As the concentration on advanced construction quality is surging, the competition is increasing in a progressively price-sensitive industry. Simultaneously, building businesses should obey the ever-severer construction quality guidelines.

The worldwide silicone elastomers industry is also propelled by the high requirement for such materials from the electrical and electronics sectors. A range of grades are provided to offer flame retardation, heat resistance, moisture protection, and low volatility for delicate components, furthermore to adhesion to a range of surfaces. 

Moreover, when it comes to adding new electronic tech, the automobile industry is essential. Silicones are becoming progressively substantial in emerging material solutions that contribute to making flexible and long-term component robustness under demanding working circumstances, as more electronic components are combined into vehicles.

In recent years, the HTV category had the largest share, of approximately 60%. HTV elastomers are extensively utilized in munitions, aerospace, construction, fine chemicals, food processing, electrical & electronics, and many more industries. This is mainly because of their extraordinary temp and age resistance abilities, as they are created of reactive silicone gums, or straight chains of supermolecules with a high molecular weight and a range of reactive groups.

In the past few years, the automotive & transportation industry had the second-largest share in the silicone elastomers industry, of above 20%. The automobile industry, which makes around 90 million vehicles per annum, is constantly spending and demanding new high-performance resources both under the hood and on another component of the automobile. Because of the need for an improved air pressure.