Ultraviolet lamps (UV) emit ultraviolet radiation with a wavelength that ranges from 400 nm to 100 nm. UV lights are used for curing UV adhesive and are classified into three wavelengths including UV-A, UV-B, and UV-C. Furthermore, UV lamps are used in various applications including wastewater treatment, water treatment, air treatment, surface disinfection, food & beverages, etc. There are different types of UV lamps including UV mercury lamp, UV LEDs, etc.
Market Statistics:
The global UV lamps market is expected to surpass US$ 648.9 Mn in terms of value by the end of 2028.
Market Driver
Increasing industrial developments is expected to drive growth of the global UV lamps market during the forecast period. High growth of various end-use industries including food & beverage and chemical in the recent past and is expected to expand capacity through expansion and establishing new plants across the globe. According to Coherent Market Insight’ analysis, chemical industry revenue is projected to reflect 1.5X growth between 2015 and 2025. Chemical industry performance has strengthened in the last couple of years, as its contribution to global manufacturing sector output has increased. Chemical industry in emerging economies such as India and China are developing and companies in the countries are investing significantly in capacity building. This is done to increase production capacity of bulk as well as specialty and fine chemicals.
Market Opportunity
Healthcare facilities such as hospitals and clinics, especially in regions such as North America and Western Europe are adopting UV disinfectant equipment systems for surface and air disinfection of rooms, primarily for the reduction of hospital-acquired infections (HAIs). For instance, in June 2015, Broadlaens Medical Center—a nonprofit healthcare organization based in the U.S.—adopted UV equipment to disinfect patient rooms, surgical suites, and restrooms in its facilities.
Global UV Lamps Market: Recent Developments
In Feb 2021, Osram GmbH of Munich, Germany is further expanded its expertise in disinfection applications using UV-C ultraviolet light by investing in the UV-C LED specialist Bolb Inc of Livermore, CA, USA, acquiring a stake of about 20% in the firm.
In June 2021, De Nora, a global leader in the delivery of sustainable technologies, announced the acquisition of the UV Technologies Division (Calgon Carbon Corporation). The deal includes municipal and industrial water ultraviolet disinfection brands RAYOX, SENTINEL and C3 SERIES UV, as well as the products, brands and assets of Hyde Marine, a world leader in UV ballast water management systems.