Flow
Research, Inc.
27 Water Street
Wakefield, MA 01880
(781) 245-3200
(781)
224-7552 (fax)
Dear
Pressure Manager:
The
past six years have seen some major changes in the pressure transmitter market.
Flow Research has just completed a comprehensive study of this market
that provides an up-to-date view of the entire worldwide market.
If you are involved in the pressure market, this study is an extremely
valuable tool for you to have. As
the owner of this study, you will be able to base your market decisions on rock
solid data, rather than on hunches, or on promotional material that is available
on the Internet.
To
the casual observer, the pressure transmitter market may look like a placid
lake, remaining about the same size and while maintaining a stable supplier
base. A closer look reveals a
different picture. Within this lake
is a series of turbulent vortices, each of which represents an important change
occurring in the market. These
changes include:
Market consolidation among suppliers
Consolidation of product lines
The introduction of high-tier products
A renewed emphasis on reliability and stability by both suppliers and end-users
Strong
competition among suppliers to stand out with unique products
The
World Market for Pressure Transmitters, now available from Flow Research,
answers a number of important questions that anyone involved in this market
needs to know the answer to. This
study tells you:
Market size by geographic region
Growth forecasts through 2007
Which segments are growing and which are declining and how rapidly
What are high-tier transmitters and their impact on the market
The adoption rate of communication protocols – who is benefiting?
What
customers think is important in pressure transmitters
The
study is based on in-depth interviews with all known suppliers, and on an
unprecedented number of onsite visits to pressure transmitter manufacturing
plants in the United States and Europe. No
stone was left unturned in an effort to provide comprehensive answers to the
most important questions about the pressure transmitter market.
We also received especially good cooperation and data from all the
suppliers in Japan. We are grateful
to the many suppliers who participated in this study.
This study fits in with the analysis of the worldwide flowmeter market recently completed by Flow Research. Differential pressure (DP) transmitters are widely used to measure flowrate, and they are part of the total worldwide flowmeter market. But this study also provides data on multivariable, gage, absolute, and level pressure transmitters. The result is a study that reveals market size by segment, along with growth forecasts for each segment. In addition to pressure transmitters by type, this study also segments pressure transmitters by:
|
High, Medium, and Low Tier |
Smart vs. Conventional |
|
Average Selling Price |
Communication Protocol |
|
Six Geographic Regions |
Industry – includes all the process industries |
|
Fluid Type |
Distribution Channel |
|
Mounting Type |
Customer Type |
In addition, our
end-user survey reveals what is important to pressure transmitter customers,
and what their anticipated needs are over the next few years.
Of course, no
market exists in a vacuum. This study puts the pressure transmitter market in the
context of the economic downturn that has occurred in the United States and
elsewhere in the past few years – and tells you why 2004 should be a better
year. Another unique feature
includes product models and specifications by supplier, so you can quickly get
an overview of available products. Profiles
of all the known suppliers keep you up-to-date on developments within all the
companies that are important to this market.
The release of a
new market study is always an exciting event – and this is no exception.
This is the most complete and authoritative pressure study available on
the market. For more complete
information, go to our website at www.flowresearch.com.
To take advantage of this opportunity for rock solid data on the pressure
transmitter market, complete with strategies for remaining competitive, contact
Flow Research today!
Best
regards,
Jesse Yoder
Flow Research
(781) 245-3200
(781) 224-7552 (fax)