Los Angeles, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/11/2019 -- QY Research has announced the release of a new report, bearing the title "Global Residual Gas Analyzers (RGA) Market Insights, Forecast to 2025." According to the report, the global residual gas analyzers market is predicted to increase its revenue to more than US$300.0 Mn by the end of 2025 from over US$250.0 Mn earned in 2019. The authors of the report expect the global residual gas analyzers market to grow at a CAGR of 2.7% during the forecast period 2019-2025.

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Demand Expected to Increase in Vacuum Process and Semiconductor Applications

The global requirement for residual gas analyzers is expected to increase in important applications such as vacuum, metallurgy, coating, and semiconductor processes. Leak testing is one of the most significant applications of residual gas analyzers. Moreover, residual gas analyzers help with routine and detailed analysis of vapor and gas species in vacuum processes and chambers. According to analysts, increasing use of residual gas analyzers in these applications is expected to strengthen the global market growth in future. Furthermore, manufacturers could benefit from the high use of residual gas analyzers in vacuum pump down and bake-out cycle monitoring and outgassing studies.

Residual Gas Analyzers Equipped with Electronics Control Unit and Quadrupole Probe

The report includes comprehensive analysis of product type segments of the global residual gas analyzers market, including 1 to 300 AMU, 1 to 200 AMU, and 1 to 100 AMU. Most products offered in the global residual gas analyzers market come with a real-time Windows software package for probe control and data analysis and acquisition, electronics control unit, and a quadrupole probe. The report also provides detailed analysis of application segments of the global residual gas analyzers market, including laboratory research and industrial applications.

High Presence of Leading Companies Likely to Benefit Developed Regional Markets

Europe and North America are predicted to gain growth in the global residual gas analyzers market mainly because of the implementation of tight environment protection regulations, heavy presence of leading players, and increase in research and development activities. Asia Pacific could also show growth in the global residual gas analyzers market on the back of the rise of the semiconductors industry, increasing industrialization, and high demand for vacuum furnace. The report offers in-depth analysis of key regions based on market share, market size, future growth potential, and several other factors.

Key Players

Some of the popular manufacturers competing in the global residual gas analyzers market are Inficon, Ametek, ULVAC, Hiden Analytical, MKS Instruments, Extrel, Stanford Research Systems, Horiba, Extorr, and Pfeiffer Vacuum. Manufacturers are anticipated to focus on introducing residual gas analyzers with higher efficiency and performance levels. They could also invest in manufacturing residual gas analyzers that can perform detailed analysis of more number of units and allow real-time tracking of the process with the help of easy-to-use, dedicated software. The report sheds light on key growth strategies and other important aspects of the business of leading players in the global residual gas analyzers market.

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