Profile of the International Filtration and Separation Industry

1. Introduction: 1.1 Summary of Contents; 1.2 Scope of Equipment; Coverage; 1.3 Scope of Numerical; Market Size Estimates; 1.4 Economic Overview; 1.4.1 Global Problems; Chapter 2 World Filtration and Separation Market:2.1 Market Development; 2.1.1 Environmental Pressures; 2.1.2 International Presence; 2.1.3 Water Quality andAvailability; 2.1.4 Finer Separations; 2.1.5 Internal Demands; 2.2 Market Sizes and Forecasts; 2.2.1 Coverage of Estimates; 2.2.2 Exclusions; 2.2.3 Nature of Estimates; 2.3 Total World Market; 2.3.1 Global Estimates andForecasts; 2.3.2 Global Regions; 2.4 Regional Markets Review; 2.5 Europe; 2.5.1 Western Europe; 2.5.1.1 Germany2.5.1.2 France; 2.5.1.3 Italy; 2.5.1.4 The United Kingdom; 2.5.1.5 Spain and Portugal; 2.5.1.6 Benelux; 2.5.1.7 The Nordic Region; 2.5.1.8 Austria and Switzerland; 2.5.1.9 The Rest of Western; Europe; 2.5.2 Eastern Europe; 2.5.2.1 Russia; 2.5.2.2 Rest of Eastern Europe; 2.6 Asia; 2.6.1 Turkey and Middle East ;2.6.2 South Asia ;2.6.3 South East Asia; 2.6.3.1 Singapore; 2.6.4 East Asia; 2.6.4.1 China; 2.6.4.2 Japan; 2.6.4.3 South Korea; 2.6.4.4 Taiwan; 2.7 Africa; 2.8 America; 2.8.1 North America; 2.8.1.1 The USA; 2.8.1.2 Canada; 2.8.1.3 Mexico; 2.8.2 Central and South America; 2.9 Australasia; 2.9.1 Australia; 2.9.2 Rest of Australasia; 2.10 Filtration and Separation; Trade; Chapter 3 Main MarketDivisions: 3.1 Industry Overview; 3.2 Analysis by Particle Size; 3.3 Analysis by Nature of Fluid; 3.4 Analysis by Separation Purpose; 3.5 Analysis by Application Nature; 3.6 Filtration versus Sedimentation’ 3.7 Spare Parts Supply; Chapter 4 Equipment End-Use Sector Analysis: 4.1 The Structure of the Marketplace; 4.1.1 Equipment Applications; ; 4.1.2 End-Use Sector; Classification; 4.1.3 End-User Sector Sizes; 4.1.4 Corporate Structure of theMarket; 4.2 End-User Market Size; Summary; 4.3.1 Extraction and Processing of Energy Materials; 4.3.2 Mining and Metals; Production 4.3.3 Food and Beverage Processing; 4.3.4 Wood Pulp and Paper Production; 4.3.5 The Chemicals Industries; 4.3.5.1 Bulk Chemicals and Petrochemicals; 4.3.5.2 Fine Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals; 4.3.5.3 Biotechnology; 4.3.6 Rubber and Plastics Production; 4.3.7 Machinery Manufacture; 4.3.8 Electrical and ElectronicEquipment; 4.3.9 Transport Equipment and Systems; 4.3.10 Power Generation; 4.3.11 Fresh and WastewaterProcessing; 4.3.12 Domestic, Commercial and Institutional Uses; 4.3.13 Medical and Health Uses; 4.3.14 Other SectorsChapter 5 Equipment and Technology Overview; 5.1 Filtration and Separation Equipment Range; 5.2 Gravity Sedimentation Equipment; 5.3 Inertial and Centrifugal Sedimentation; 5.4 Screens; 5.5 Filter Media; 5.5.1 Nonwoven Media; 5.5.2 Membrane Media; 5.6 Demisters and Depth Filtration; 5.6.1 Filtration of Liquids; 5.6.2 Filtration of Gases; 5.7 Other Pressure Filtration; 5.7.1 Cake Filtration; 5.7.2 Thin-Layer Filtration; 5.8 Gravity and Vacuum Filtration;5.9 Centrifugal Filtration; 5.10 Mechanical Pressure; 5.11 Other Force Fields; Chapter 6 The Structure of theFiltration and Separation Industry: 6.1 Corporate Structure; 6.1.1 Equipment Choice; 6.1.2 Leading Companies in the Industry; 6.1.3 Marketing Support; 6.2 Market Consolidation; 6.2.1 Company Mergers and Acquisitions; 6.2.2 The Merger Scene; Chapter 7 Key Companies: 7.1 The Nature of the Filtration and Separation Industry: 7.1.1 AAF International; 7.1.2 Ahlstrom Corp; 7.1.3 Alfa Laval AB; 7.1.4 Andritz AG; 7.1.5 BBA Group plc; 7.1.6 NV Bekaert SA; 7.1.7 Brita GmbH; 7.1.8 Thomas Broadbent & Sons; Ltd; 7.1.9 BWT AG; 7.1.10 Calgon Carbon Corp; 7.1.11 Camfil Farr;7 .1.12 CECO Environmental; 7.1.13 Clarcor Inc; 7.1.14 Cuno Inc; 7.1.15 Domnick Hunter Group plc; 7.1.16 Donaldson Co Inc; 7.1.17 Dover Corp; 7.1.18 Dow Chemical Co; 7.1.19 Fedders Corp; 7.1.20 Flanders Corp; 7.1.21 Fleetguard Inc; 7.1.22 Flottweg GmbH & Co KG; 7.1.23 Freudenberg & Co; 7.1.24 Fuji Filter Mfg Co Ltd; 7.1.25 Gamma Holding NV; 7.1.26 General Electric Co; 7.1.27 GEA AG; 7.1.28 G L & V (Groupe Laperrière; & Verreault Inc); 7.1.29 W. L. Gore & Associaties In; 7.1.30 Hayward Industrial; Products Inc; 7.1.31 Hollingsworth & Vose Co; 7.1.32 Ionics Inc; 7.1.33 ITT Industries Inc; 7.1.34 Koch Membrane Systems; Inc; 7.1.35 Larox Corp; 7.1.36 Lydall Corp; 7.1.37 Mann & Hummel Group; 7.1.38 Metso Corp; 7.1.39 MFRI Inc; 7.1.40 Millipore Corp; 7.1.41 Nitto Denko; 7.1.42 Norit BV; 7.1.43 Pall Corp7.1.44 Parker Hannifin Corp; 7.1.45 Pentair Inc; 7.1.46 Polymer Group Inc; 7.1.47 Porvair Plc; 7.1.48 Sartorius AG; 7.1.49 SPX Corp; 7.1.50 Zenon Environmental Inc; Chapter 8 Directory; Chapter 9 Appendices