Global Ultra-low Alpha Metals Market - Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2016 - 2024
Global
Ultra-low Alpha Metals Market: Overview
Ultra-low
alpha metals possess the alpha emission rate of 0.002 cph/cm2 (the
unit cph/cm2 stands for counts per hour per centimeter square) or
less. Alpha emission of a material can be defined as transformation
or decaying of one atom into another with mass number reduced by four
and atomic number reduced by two. The rate of alpha emission
determines the grade of the metal as low alpha (<0.02 cph/cm2),
ultra-low alpha (<0.002 cph/cm2), or super ultra-low alpha (<0.001
cph/cm2).
The
report estimates and forecasts the ultra-low alpha metal market on
the global and regional levels. The study provides forecast between
2016 and 2024 based on volume (tons/kilograms) and revenue (US$
Mn/US$ thousand) with 2015 as the base year. The report comprises an
exhaustive value chain analysis for each of the segments. It provides
a comprehensive view of the market. Value chain analysis also offers
detailed information about value addition at each stage.
Global
Ultra-low Alpha Metals Market: Drivers and Trends
The
study includes drivers and restraints for the ultra-low alpha metal
market along with their impact on demand during the forecast period.
The study also provides key market indicators affecting the growth of
the market. The report analyzes opportunities in the ultra-low alpha
metal market on the global and regional level. Drivers, restraints,
and opportunities mentioned in the report are justified through
quantitative and qualitative data. These have been verified through
primary and secondary resources. Furthermore, the report analyzes
substitute analysis of ultra-low alpha metal and global average price
trend analysis.
Ultra-low
alpha metals are predominantly employed in soldering fabrication in
the flip chip technology sector. They are also used in plating,
bumping, PCBs, semiconductor packaging, and circuit boards. These
components are required in different industries including
electronics, medical, aviation, automotive, and telecommunication.
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Global
Ultra-low Alpha Metals Market: Segmentation
Ultra-low
alpha metals are segmented on the basis of product as ULA tin (tin
alloys with the proportion of tin (Sn) being 99% or greater), ULA tin
alloys (the proportion of tin (Sn) being less than or equal to 95% in
the alloy and other constituent metals being silver (Ag) and copper
(Cu)), ULA lead alloys (alloys with varying compositions of lead (Pb)
and tin (Sn)) and ULA lead-free alloys (alloys that do not contain
lead (Pb) at all or contain lead in a very low proportion (0.1%)).
Typically,
advanced solder bumping applications, which are common features of
3-D wafer-level chip packages and advanced flip chip, require ULA
metals. Alpha emissions in these chip components are often
responsible for soft errors caused, as they are situated near
sensitive device features. It is essential that metals and alloys
used in soldering applications, especially in PCB assemblies, have
ultra-low alpha grade so as to avoid malfunctioning caused by soft
errors in devices, such as automotive systems, computer motherboards,
network servers, consumer electronic products and medical and
military equipment.
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Global
Ultra-low Alpha Metals Market: Research Methodology
Primary
consumers of ultra-low alpha metals are those that provide assembly
applications that require soldering. Demand for ULA metals is common
in end-user industry applications where consistent quality of solders
is required for zero defect wave soldering. Hence, the demand (i.e.
ULA metal required in an application) is determined by consumer
requirements. This may act as a restraint for the overall market,
since the consumption of ultra-low alpha metals is directly
proportional to the consumer demand.
Secondary
research sources that were typically referred to include, but were
not limited to, company websites, financial reports, annual reports,
investor presentations, broker reports, and SEC filings. Other
sources such as internal and external proprietary databases,
statistical databases and market reports, news articles, national
government documents, and webcasts specific to companies operating in
the market have also been referred for the report.
In-depth
interviews and discussions with a wide range of key opinion leaders
and industry participants were conducted to compile this research
report. Primary research represents the bulk of research efforts,
supplemented by extensive secondary research. Key players’ product
literature, annual reports, press releases, and relevant documents
were reviewed for competitive analysis and market understanding. This
helped in validating and strengthening secondary research findings.
Primary research further helped in developing the analysis team’s
expertise and market understanding.
Global
Ultra-low Alpha Metals Market: Competitive Landscape
The
report includes Porter’s Five Forces Model to determine the degree
of competition in the ultra-low alpha metal market. The report
comprises a qualitative write-up on market attractiveness analysis,
wherein end-users and regions have been analyzed based on
attractiveness for each region. Growth rate, market size, raw
material availability, profit margin, impact strength, technology,
competition, and other factors (such as environmental and legal) have
been evaluated in order to derive the general attractiveness of the
market. The report comprises price trend analysis for ultra-low alpha
metal between 2016 and 2024.
The
study provides a comprehensive view of the ultra-low alpha metal
market by dividing it into product, end-user industry and geography
segments. The products have been segmented into ULA tin, ULA tin
alloys, ULA lead alloys and ULA lead-free alloys. The end-user
industries are segmented into aviation, automotive, electronics,
medical, telecommunication and others. These segments have been
analyzed based on historic, present, and future trends.
Regional
segmentation includes the current and forecast consumption of
ultra-low alpha metal in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia
Pacific, and Middle East & Africa (MEA). Market segmentation
includes demand for consumption in all the regions individually.
Key
Players Mentioned in this Report are:
The
report covers detailed competitive outlook that includes market share
and profiles of key players operating in the global market. Key
players profiled in the report include Indium Corporation, Honeywell
International Inc., Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, Pure
Technologies, and Alpha Assembly Solutions. Company profiles include
attributes such as company overview, number of employees, brand
overview, key competitors, business overview, business strategies,
recent/key developments, acquisitions, and financial overview
(wherever applicable).
The
global ultra-low alpha metal market has been segmented as follows:
Ultra-low
Alpha Metal Market – Product Analysis
ULA
Tin
ULA
Tin Alloys
ULA
Lead Alloys
ULA
Lead-free Alloys
Ultra-low
Alpha Metal Market – End-user Industry Analysis
Aviation
Automotive
Electronics
Medical
Telecommunication
Others
Ultra-low
Alpha Metal Market – Regional Analysis
North
America
U.S.
Rest
of North America
Latin
America
Brazil
Rest
of Latin America
Europe
Germany
France
U.K.
Spain
Italy
Rest
of Europe
Asia
Pacific
China
Japan
ASEAN
Rest
of Asia Pacific
Middle
East & Africa
GCC
South
Africa
Rest
of Middle East & Africa
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