This report forecasts world and regional consumption of 68 broadwoven technical textile end-use products as well as their constituents in terms of fibres, yarns, fabrics and coating types.

• Broadwovens’ growth will fall behind that of technical textiles overall
• Fastest growth will be concentrated in smaller end-uses: air-bags lead the way

The report describes and forecasts to 2010 the end-use consumption:

• of 68 separate end-use broadwoven fabric products
• for the world overall
• and for 8 different regions: North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, South Asia, North East Asia, South East Asia and Rest of World (Middle East, Central Asia, Africa and Oceania).

It also makes derived forecasts for the components of these 68 products in terms of:

• the 16 different types of polymer/fibre used to make broadwoven fabrics: cotton, wool, other natural, viscose, polyester, polyamide, polypropylene, polyethylene, acrylic, elastomeric, p-aramid, m-aramid, other synthetic high performance, carbon, glass and steel.
• the 5 different types of yarns used to make broadwoven fabrics: spun staple, textile multifilament, industrial multifilament, monofilament and tape/slit film.
• 5 different types of coating: PVC, PU, rubber, other coatings and uncoated.

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Publication date:  January 2003

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No of pages: 129

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