Fluororubber (fluoroelastomer) is a highperformance synthetic polymer elastomer featuring fluorine atoms attached to the main or side chain’s carbon atom. It is widely used in industries requiring high resistance to extreme temperatures, aggressive chemicals, and harsh environments.
Fluororubber is a critical material in the automotive, aerospace, military, and chemical sectors, offering superior sealing and durability properties.
MARKET SIZE (2023):
APPROXIMATELY USD 934.40
MILLION PROJECTED MARKET SIZE (2032): AROUND USD 1126.59
MILLION
COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE (CAGR): 10% DURING THE FORECAST PERIOD.
FKM (Fluoroelastomer-Ketone
Methylene) – The most commonly used fluororubber variant.
FSR (Fluorosilicone Rubber) – Combines silicone’s temperature resistance with fluororubber’s chemical resistance.
FFKM (Perfluoroelastomer) – Offers the highest resistance to extreme environments and aggressive chemicals.
Automobile Industry – Used in gaskets, seals, and hoses due to high resistance to heat and chemicals.
Aerospace & Military – Essential for aircraft seals and fuel system components.
Petroleum & Chemical Industry – Provides superior sealing solutions in harsh chemical environments.
Others – Includes applications in healthcare and food processing.
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Efforts to reduce plastic waste and increase recycling capabilities
SOUTH AMERICA
Rising demand for cost-effective recycled materials.
NORTH AMERICA
Growing adoption of recycled materials in food and beverage packaging
Circular economy initiatives promoting sustainable packaging.
Rising awareness of plastic pollution and government regulations
