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Industry Experts, Inc. published an updated 2018 version of the global market report on Biomaterials. The new report entitled " Biomaterials – A Global Market Overview " reveals that North America leads the worldwide market for Biomaterials, estimated at US$35.7 billion (42.7% share) in 2017, which is slated to post a CAGR of 14.1% between 2017 and 2023. Biomaterials constitute artificially derived synthetic or natural materials utilized in medical technology for enhancing the functionality of tissues and organs that are damaged. These materials function by interacting with biological systems in treating a number of conditions pertaining to cardiovascular, dental, orthopedic and neurological systems. The science of Biomaterials also finds application in a host of advanced medical technologies, such as tissue engineering, plastic surgery, drug delivery devices, and other medical implants. The global market for Biomaterial types analyzed in this study include Metal Biomat

Industry Experts, Inc. unveiled an updated 2018 version of its global market report on Glass Wool Insulation. The new report entitled " Glass Wool or Fiberglass Insulation – A Global Market Overview ", reveals North America is the largest region for Glass Wool volume consumption in the Residential Construction sector while Europe is the leading global region for Glass Wool volume consumption in Commercial & Industrial Construction applications. Whereas Asia-Pacific is projected to exceed all other regions in terms of growth, with a 2017-2024 compounded annual rate of 5.6% account for a consumption of 443.6 thousand metric tons by 2024. Asia-Pacific region is expected to record a robust growth of 5.2% per year through 2017 to 2024, attributed to rising building construction activity and growth in industrial, HVAC and appliances sectors. Particularly, China and India are projected to record the fastest growths in glass wool insulation demand . Recovery in residential and

Industry Experts, Inc. introduced a comprehensive global market report on Inorganic Pigments. The new report titled " Inorganic Pigments - A Global Market Overview " reveals that Titanium Dioxide accounts for about three-fourth of global inorganic pigments market in 2018 while Carbon Black is projected to register the fastest growth through to 2023. Inorganic pigments are comparatively easier to disperse and the dispersion process typically requires three principal components, i.e., pigment, surfactant and grinding vehicle. These three ingredients are precisely calculated and blended during the formulation process. The processing of pigment dispersions faces the challenge of stabilizing the primary particle size and if this is not performed appropriately, the pigment aggregates into groups interconnected through intermolecular forces. Since inorganic pigments are easier to disperse compared to organic pigments, they are extensively utilized in several plastic, printing ink

Industry Experts, Inc. unveiled the new global market report entitled " Organic Pigments – A Global Market Overview ". As per the new report, Asia–Pacific is estimated the largest consumer of organic pigments with consumption worth US$2.5 billion in 2017. This region is also expected the fastest growing market with a CAGR of 5.1% between 2017 and 2023. The use of pigments as coloring agents has a centuries old history and their manufacture had employed natural, as well as synthetic materials. Pigments are further categorized as organic and inorganic, with organic pigments being based on carbon chains and carbon rings. These substances comprise molecules made up of carbon atoms in combination with hydrogen, nitrogen or oxygen. Organic pigments may also be incorporated with metallic (inorganic) elements for helping in stabilizing the properties of the organic component. Analysts at Industry Experts, Inc. reveal that the type Azo is the largest organic pigment with an esti