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[180 Pages Report] The 3D Printing Materials Market size was estimated at USD 4.74 billion in 2023 and expected to reach USD 5.98 billion in 2024, at a CAGR 32.23% to reach USD 33.57 billion by 2030.

3D printing or additive manufacturing technology is used to develop a three-dimensional object from a CAD or digital 3D model. The extensive utilization of 3D printing technology across the automotive, aerospace, electronics, and aerospace sector for a range of purely aesthetic and fully functional applications are resulting in increased demand for 3D printing materials. The growing adoption of 3D printing technology due to its ability to produce superior quality products and cost-effectiveness is raising the demand for high-performance 3D printing materials. Additionally, governments worldwide are taking initiatives to increase the adoption of 3D printing technology, which in turn is accelerating the use of 3D printing materials. However, the high cost and adverse effects pertaining to the exposure to 3D printing materials may impact their adoption by the end-use sectors. Moreover, the introduction of bio-based materials and the increasing utilization of 3D printing in the home printing and education sector are expected to expand the use of 3D printing materials across various industrial verticals.

Regional Insights

The 3D printing material market is highly developing in the Americas owing to the increasing adoption of 3D printing technology across various industrial sectors, including aerospace, healthcare, and automotive, along with favorable government initiatives to promote the use of 3D printing across the United States, Canada, Brazil, Ontario, Virginia, and Mexico. Improving economic conditions and the growing industrial sector are creating opportunities for expanding the use of 3D printing materials across the APAC region. The increasing popularity of 3D printing technology across various industrial sectors and the availability and production of various 3D printing materials are accelerating their use in the EMEA region. Moreover, the development of sustainable 3D printing materials, the emergence of startups, and rules and regulations imposed by governments worldwide to ensure the quality and safety of products are expected to facilitate the use of 3D printing materials globally across the end-use sectors.