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(Transportation-News.com, March 30, 2019 ) Air springs are traditionally used in the heavy commercial vehicles (HCVs) that deliver efficient load carrying and smooth ride. Sales of air springs for railways, trucks and buses are rising as they deliver the best vibration isolation. In addition, HCVs deploy multiple air springs to mitigate the suspension issues and achieve better ride quality. Steadily rising demand for air springs in HCVs such as railways, trucks and buses is set to fuel the growth of the Air Springs for Railways, Trucks and Buses Market during the forecast period.
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Air springs – a part of the air suspension system are commonly found in heavy duty vehicles such as trucks and buses as well as rail vehicles. Air springs are made of rubber and plastic bags inflated with specific pressure to a certain height. Air springs are commonly installed in place of coil spring or in conjunction with a coil spring. In addition to their application in the vehicle suspension system, air springs also find industrial application in machinery and as angular or linear actuators.
Air Springs for Railways, Trucks and Buses Market Dynamics
The growth of the air springs for railways, trucks and buses market is expected to remain under the influence of rising sales of HCVs. Rising demand for HCVs against the backdrop of increasing reliance on public transport vehicles has, in turn, propelled the sales of rail vehicles and buses. The growth of the international trade activities and warehousing industry has increased demand for trucks for the purpose of goods transportation.
Air Springs for Railways, Trucks and Buses Market: Competitive Landscape
Manufacturers operating in the air springs marketplace are leveraging business strategies such as product development and introduction of new products to increase their market revenues. For instance, Air Lift Company introduced a new Air Lift 1000 HD™ in November 2018. These are tailor-made polyurethane air springs inserted in the rear coil springs without the requirement of modifications. The new suspension system is available for 2019 RAM 1500.
Firestone, another leader in the air springs for railways, trucks and buses market launched intelligent air spring sensor in October 2018. The new advanced air spring system has the first fully integrated intelligent air spring sensor which aids in eliminating vibration in transportation application.
Few of the profiled key players in the air springs for railways, trucks and buses market are, Goodyear, Arnott, Ksport, Firestone, Helix, Air Lift, Torque, Suncore, Viair, RideTech, Hellwig, Legend, Ride-Rite
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Air Springs for Railways, Trucks and Buses Market: Regional Outlook
The air springs for railways, trucks and buses market is expected to witness significant growth in the Asia Pacific region. As the region continues to gain stronger ground in the automotive industry, demand for air springs and associated components is set to rise in the Asia Pacific. In addition, countries like China and India portray fast-developing economies that are witnessing increasing sales of heavy duty vehicles and increasing developments in the transportation infrastructures. Factors as such are expected to bode well for the futuristic growth of the air springs for railways, trucks and buses market.
Demand for air springs in Europe will also hold a significant market share. The most attractive market for the automotive industry in Europe presents lucrative opportunities for the air springs market in the coming years. Demand generation of air springs from other regions such as North America and Japan are also expected to contribute to the overall progress of the air springs for railways, trucks and buses market during the forecast period.
In particular, the steady outlook of the air springs for railways, trucks and buses market can be attributed to ongoing infrastructure improvements of public transport and increasing demand for HCVs.
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