Microreactor Technology Market: An Array of Graphics and Analysis of Major Industry Segments

The microreactor technology market report has been segmented on the basis of product type, by mixing, by phase type, by usability, by material type, and by application. By product type, the microreactor technology market has been segmented into T-reactor and falling film micro reactor. By mixing, the microreactor technology market has been segmented into round bottom flask micro reactor, jacketed microreactor, and asia microreactor.

By material type, the microreactor technology market has been segmented into metal and metal alloys, ceramic, glass, quartz, plastic, and silicon. By phase type, the microreactor technology market has been segmented into liquid phase microreactor and gas phase microreactor. By usability, the microreactor technology market has been segmented into disposable and reusable. The end user segments in the microreactor technology market include specialty chemicals, pharmaceuticals, commodity chemicals, and research laboratories.

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Microreactor Technology Gains Ground as Key Enabler of One-Step Reactions with Minimal Wastage

Use of microreactor has witnessed a notable rise in multiple industrial ecosystems, such as chemical and pharmaceutical, in the wake of its ability to offer high-throughput with the use of the minimum amount of materials. Moreover, the one-step reactions enabled by microreactor technology aids in the elimination of the risk associated with waste products, resulting in high-quality end-products, which drives its adoption across end-use verticals to achieve unparalleled productivity.

“Microreactor technology is also being widely acknowledged by various end-use industries for its ability to catalyze faster reactions, which also ensures higher yields of up to cent percent with no compromise in terms of quality. Microreactors have evolved as a standard tool for end users for ameliorating quality via accurate control of crucial operation parameters, ranging from pressure to space velocities”, Senior Analyst, Fact.MR

With 157 thousand units sold in 2018, the demand for falling film microreactor thrives on the back of its larger specific surface area as compared to the conventional reactors, finds Fact.MR. Asia micro reactor remains the most prominent mixing type and is likely to witness remarkable growth in the forthcoming years, driven by efficacy in terms of resistance and transparency.

The report further states that sales of each material type will remain highly influenced by the specific advantages and disadvantages offered in terms of price and compatibility with the reagents or heat conductivity. Glass microreactor remains the top-selling variant in the wake of its superior compatibility with aggressive media and reagents. Moreover, the benefits of glass microreactors in terms of transparency and convenience have been widely acknowledged, which has further triggered their adoption across various end-use industries.

Significant Benefits over Batch Processing to Foster Popularity

Microreactor technology is becoming highly appealing to the production departments in the pharmaceutical industry, followed by specialty chemicals. Benefits of continuous-flow processes over batch chemistry remain instrumental in heightened adoption of microreactor technology in both pharmaceutical and specialty chemicals landscape, translating into the fast-paced synthesis of organic compounds amidst hazardous conditions with minimized waste. Moreover, the adoption of microreactor technology also offers additional benefits in terms of capital investment and operating expenses with a notable reduction of the ‘time-to-market aspect, which is bolstering its adoption across diverse end-user industry verticals.

According to the report, the microreactor technology market remains consolidated at the bottom, with the tier 3 or emerging players holding a considerable revenue share. Specific product segments and augmentation of volume sales remain two of the key focal points of these emerging players.

Fact.MR’s report offers actionable intelligence with a comprehensive opportunity assessment of the microreactor technology market. The report finds that the microreactor technology market is likely to grow at a volume CAGR of around 8% through 2028.

• Lonza Group AG acquired Micro-Macinazione S.A., a leading provider of micronization services and equipment, in the year 2017.
• Los Alamos National Laboratory, one of the US’ leading nuclear laboratories, developed a new nuclear micro-reactor in 2018 with multipronged applications, ranging from providing electricity in remote areas to powering space missions.
• A cohort of researchers from the University of Helsinki in Finland has developed a 3D printed microreactor device that enables them to gauge chemical reactions effortlessly and to enhance their research processes.
• Researchers from Osaka University in collaboration with Crystal Optics Inc., a prominent manufacturer of plating and polishing products, developed a low-cost manufacturing method of microstructures, including microreactors, by using Water-CARE technology.

This report features key players operating in the microreactor technology market, including Soken Chemical & Engineering Co., Ltd., Bronkhorst (UK) Ltd., Chemtrix B.V., Little Things Factory GmbH, Ehrfeld Mikrotechnik BTS GmbH, Micronit Micro Technologies B.V., AM Technology Co., Ltd., and Vapourtec Ltd.