Sales of grease cartridges are likely to witness a promising growth at a CAGR of over 5% through 2026, as per Fact.MR’s latest research report. Grease cartridge sales will continue to remain highly influenced by steady demand from mining and automotive industry.

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According to the Fact.MR report, the grease cartridges market is undergoing a phase of evolution, and manufacturers are focusing on the improving the quality of grease along and storage..

According to the Fact.MR study, demand for plastic grease cartridges continues to remain steady with the segment valued at nearly US$ 140 Bn in 2017.

A notable shift has been witnessed from traditionally used fiberboard cartridges to plastic cartridges, on the back of high prices of paperboard used for the manufacturing of the former. In addition, the rising demand for plastic grease cartridges is driven their features such as climate-resistance, rigidity, and durability that mitigates the risk of leakage. This makes plastic grease cartridges more desirable for logistics and shipping activities. According to the study, demand for plastic grease cartridges is also positively influenced by growing e-commerce industry, where these materials are used on a large scale.

Manufacturers of the grease cartridges market are focusing on lucrative after-sales opportunities in mining and automotive industry. Automotive industry independently holds over 50% share of the overall lubricant market across the world, which is attributed to the large-scale lubrication needs in the automobile production. Grease cartridges are gaining popularity, owing to their efficiency in reducing the manual efforts employed for applying grease on vehicle chassis, automotive intersections, and anti-friction bearings.

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With the increasing inclination of consumers towards convenient lubricating products, manufacturers are endeavoring towards proposing and implementing breakthroughs in the storing and packaging solutions, out of which the grease cartridges market is expected to draw significant growth prospects.

According to the study, Asia Pacific will continue to be a leading market for grease cartridges globally. The buoyant automotive industry in the region, combined with steady demand from mining industry are likely to provide an impetus to the growth of the grease cartridges market over the course of the forecast period.

The report profiles some of the significant players operating in the global grease cartridges market which include Adhesive Materials Group, Eurokartuschen eK, GR Produkter AB, Tubi System AB, Berlin Packaging, Fischbach USA, MBP Manufacture Bourguignponne de Plastique, Sonoco products company, Biederman Enterprises Ltd., Bev-Cap Pty Ltd., Andpak Inc., Long Thames Enterprise Co. Ltd., Plastic Tooling Manufacturing Pty. Ltd., and Schieferdecker GmbH & Co. KG, among others.

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