There is a wide-range of products currently on the market incorporating nanomaterials, from golf clubs and ski wax to advanced display technologies in consumer electronics and self-cleaning surfaces in the home. Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in consumer products were approximately US$1545 million in 2009. The electronics, automotive and household care segments markets generate the greatest revenues at present. These markets will continue to grow to 2015, with the food and personal care sectors also witnessing significant growth.

The market for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in consumer products is expected to more than triple to $5335million by 2015, driven by the demand for innovative new products and increased competition in the consumer electronics and household cleaning products segments.  Most applications at present exploit advanced material properties by adding nanoparticles either in the bulk material or on the surface. Modifying surface composition allows for enhanced features including scratch resistance, water repellency, reflectivity and photo activity and combinations thereof. Next generation products are likely to incorporate nanomaterials with multi-functional, “smart” capabilities. This report provides a comprehensive analysis of these exciting new markets through to 2015 and beyond.

Report contents:

•Applications by market and technology
•Market revenues to 2015
•Market drivers
•Over 255 company profiles
•Over 30 tables and figures
•Technology areas covered include metal oxide nanopowders, metal nanoparticles, nanocoatings, carbon nanotubes, carbon nanofibers, fullerenes and POSS, graphene, nanocapsules and quantum dots
•Consumer product market areas covered include automotive, clothing, food and beverage, household cleaning, external protection and paint, packaging and product security, personal care, cosmetics, dental and sunscreens and sporting goods.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

2 NANOMATERIALS IN CONSUMER PRODUCTS
2.1 Metal oxide nanopowders
2.1.1 Applications
2.1.2 Companies and products
2.2 Metal nanoparticles
2.2.1 Applications
2.2.2 Companies and products
2.3 Nanocoatings
2.3.1 Applications
2.3.2 Companies and products
2.4 Carbon nanotubes
2.4.1 Applications
2.4.2 Companies and products
2.5 Carbon nanofibers
2.5.1 Applications
2.5.2 Companies and products
2.6 Fullerenes and POSS
2.6.1 Applications
2.6.2 Companies and products
2.7 Graphene
2.7.1 Applications
2.7.2 Companies and products
2.8 Nanocapsules
2.8.1 Applications
2.8.2 Companies and products
2.9 Quantum dots
2.9.1 Applications
2.9.2 Companies and products

3 MARKETS
3.1 Automotive
3.1.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.2 Clothing
3.2.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.3 Electronics and computers
3.3.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.4 Food and beverage
3.4.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.5 Household cleaning, external protection and paint
3.5.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.6 Packaging and product security
3.6.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.7 Personal care, cosmetics, dental and sunscreens
3.7.1 Market revenues 2008-2015
3.8 Sporting goods
3.8.1 Market revenues 2008-2015

4 TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS (257 PROFILES including technology descriptions and market applications)

LIST OF TABLES & FIGURES

Figure 1: Consumer products sector, by revenues, 2009
Figure 2: Consumer products sector, by revenues, 2015
Table 1: Market drivers in consumer products
Table 2: Applications timeline for metal nanopowders in consumer products
Table 3: Companies and products in metal nanopowders
Table 4: Applications timeline for metal nanoparticles
Table 5: Companies and products in metal nanoparticles
Table 6: Applications timeline for nanocoatings
Table 7: Companies and products in nanocoatings
Table 8: Applications timeline for carbon nanotubes
Table 9: Companies and products in carbon nanotubes
Table 10: Applications timeline for carbon nanofibers
Table 11: Companies and products in carbon nanofibers
Table 12: Applications timeline for fullerenes and POSS
Table 13: Companies and products in fullerenes
Table 14: Applications timeline for graphene
Table 15: Companies and products in graphene
Table 16: Applications timeline for nanocapsules
Table 17: Companies and products in nanocapsules
Table 18: Applications timeline for quantum dots
Table 19: Companies and products in quantum dots
Table 20: Nanomaterials in the automotive market
Figure 3: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the automotive market, 2008-2015
Table 21: Nanomaterials in the clothing market
Figure 4: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the clothing market, 2008-2015
Table 22: Nanomaterials in the electronics and computers market
Figure 5: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the electronics and computers
market, 2008-2015
Table 23: Nanomaterials in the food and beverage market
Figure 6: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the food and beverage market,
2008-2015
Table 24: Nanomaterials in the household cleaning, external protection and paint market
Figure 7: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the household cleaning, external
protection and paint market, 2008-2015
Table 25: Nanomaterials in the packaging and product security
Figure 8: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the packaging and product security
market, 2008-2015
Table 26: Nanomaterials in the personal care, cosmetics, dental and sunscreens market
Figure 9: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in the personal care, cosmetics, dental
and sunscreens markets, 2008-2015
Table 27: Nanomaterials in the in the sporting goods market
Figure 10: Revenues for nanotechnology and nanomaterials in sporting goods market, 2008-2015