A vacuum pump is a device that removes all the molecules present in the pump and creates a partial vacuum. Turbo molecular pumps are a kind of vacuum pump. Turbo molecular pumps operate with the help of turbine blades that provide energy and momentum to gas molecules present in the pump. The pumping process in the turbo molecular pump removes the gas molecules from a low pressure area to a high pressure exhaust outlet, thus creating the vacuum.
Semiconductor is an integral part of all electronic devices. Semiconductors are made from very thin wafers. Turbo molecular pumps are used in analyzing the quality of semiconductor wafers. Thus, rising production of semiconductor chips, solar cells, etc. is increasing the demand for semiconductor wafers which is subsequently increasing the demand for turbo molecular pumps.
Turbo molecular pumps are used in a wide variety of applications in the semiconductor industry such as manufacturing of thin film solar photovoltaic cells, glass coating equipment, DVDs, CDs, optical disks, optical coating, glass coating equipment, and in other thin film deposition technologies.
Rising demand for electron microscopes, surface analysis systems, and focused ion-beam systems are driving the demand for turbo molecular pumps. Turbo molecular pumps are used in both Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM).
The global turbo molecular pumps market is segmented by product type into magnetically levitated, oil lubricated, and hybrid. Based on application, the market can be segmented into mass spectrometry and analytical instrumentation, research and development, semiconductor, and other applications such as electron microscopy and nanotechnology instruments, nuclear research, UHV systems, etc. By distribution channel, the market is segmented into offline and online. Magnetically levitated turbo molecular pumps such as those of EBARA Technologies, Inc’s. EMT series consists of five axis that are free of hydrocarbon. These magnetically levitated turbo molecular pumps are suitable for ultra-low vibration, ultra-high vacuum, and semiconductor applications.
Geographically, the global turbo molecular pumps market can be segregated into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America. North America is expected to be a prominent market for turbo molecular pumps during the forecast period. The U.S. is expected to dominate the turbo molecular pumps market in North America during the forecast period, followed by Canada. Europe is a significant market for turbo molecular pumps. Germany is expected to be a leading turbo molecular pumps market in Europe. The U.K. and France are other significant turbo molecular pumps markets in Europe. Asia Pacific is expected to be a major turbo molecular pumps market in the world.
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China is expected to be a leading market for turbo molecular pumps in the region. Agilent Technologies, Inc. is strengthening its position in the China turbo molecular pumps market. The company is expanding its e-commerce capabilities, and customized solutions to expand in the China turbo molecular market. It is expected that the company will generate approximately one fifth of its revenue from China and it has a large employee base in China. Japan, South Korea, and India are other major turbo molecular pumps markets in Asia Pacific. Middle East & Africa is a significant market for turbo molecular pumps, with GCC expected to hold a major share in the region. South Africa is another major market for turbo molecular pumps in Middle East & Africa. Brazil is expected to be a major turbo molecular pumps market in South America during the forecast period. Argentina is another significant turbo molecular pumps market in South America.
Major companies operating in the global turbo molecular pumps market include Agilent Technologies, Inc., Busch Group, EBARA Technologies, Inc., Osaka Vacuum, Ltd., Shimadzu Corporation, Pfeiffer Vacuum GmbH, KYKY Technology Co. Ltd., ULVAC, Inc, Welch, and Atlas Copco.
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