Global Safety Mirrors Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Type (Convex, Flat, and Dome), By Application (Commercial, Residential, and Others), By Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022 - 2028

Global Safety Mirrors Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Type (Convex, Flat, and Dome), By Application (Commercial, Residential, and Others), By Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022 - 2028

The Global Safety Mirrors Market size is expected to reach $75.1 Million by 2028, rising at a market growth of 4.4% CAGR during the forecast period.

Visibility and safety are tightly intertwined. A safety mirror sometimes referred to as a blind spot mirror or fisheye, is merely a dome or mirror in the shape of a lens that reflects light in many directions. Its field of vision is therefore incredibly broad. The security of many different organizations and homes depends on safety mirrors, despite their seemingly straightforward notion.

The finest safety mirror material is stainless steel because it won't corrode or crack and keeps its image quality over time. The sole drawback of stainless-steel mirrors is that they are readily dented, even though they can endure standard stresses like sunshine and water. All facility entrances and exits must have traffic safety mirrors, especially in places where big vehicles routinely arrive and exit. They have red and white hazard warnings along the edge of the mirror and are made to survive severe weather without degrading reflective materials. With a 180° field of vision, half-dome safety mirrors offer the best visibility in several corner configurations and can help with dangerous corners or provide surveillance views for big areas, like sizable building sites, where additional security may be required.

Heavy machinery is commonly packed into warehouses. Large aisles and angular angles can reduce visibility to dangerously low levels. Workers could see around corners and guard against serious injuries with the use of an industrial safety mirror. In the quarrying industry, where more than 3,500 personnel have been hurt and reported to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) since 2000, 31 of them fatally, SAFETY and security mirrors help identify and prevent workplace injuries. Large vehicles typically have circular side-by-side safety mirrors. This is because trucks have sizable blind areas that the driver cannot notice without help.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis

The COVID-19 pandemic contributed to a decline in the market for safety mirrors. The availability of raw materials was decreased or nonexistent as a result of restrictions placed on transportation infrastructure by governmental bodies all over the world. The international demand for safety mirrors has been adversely affected by the COVID 19 outbreak. Globally, numerous countries have enacted absolute lockdown and merely restricted access to transit hubs in times of emergency. As a result, the supply chain was disrupted and there was a decrease in the demand for safety mirrors. Furthermore, the pandemic's reduced import and export activities led to higher raw material costs, which in turn affected the market's development.

Market Growth Factors

Rising Rate Of Traffic Accidents

The market for safety mirrors is growing tremendously, partly because there are more accidents on the roads as a result of subpar road infrastructure and restricted visibility at blind curves. To provide drivers a better view of the turn, help them analyze the conditions of the road, and prevent accidents, convex mirrors are usually installed in blind spots. This factor makes it likely that the market for safety mirrors would grow more quickly. Safety mirrors market expansion is predicted to be further fueled by the government's stringent laws and regulations that mandate the construction of safety mirrors in a variety of areas to ensure traffic safety.

Rigid Government Regulations For The Installation Of Safety Mirrors In Blind Spots

Governments from all around the world have passed rules requiring the construction of safety mirrors at blind spots, on roadways, in industries, and on other sites to promote security and safety. As a result, there will be more chances for producers to make investments in raising the number of safety mirrors they produce. Additionally, prominent players in the safety mirrors market may benefit from the growing demand for safety mirrors as a result of an increase in traffic accidents. Manufacturers are investing in developing safety mirrors with new features like weather resistance and others. During the predicted period, there will be an increase in the market for safety mirrors.

Market Restraining Factors

Delusion Caused By Safety Mirrors

The items in the mirror appear to be farther away than they are because the picture size is smaller than the size of the objects. The spectator might assume the car behind him is further away than it is as a result. Convex mirrors give the illusion that objects are smaller than they are, allowing for a wider perspective in a constrained area. One benefit of utilizing a convex mirror is this. Convex mirrors have the drawback of giving the impression that certain objects are farther away than they are. It always presents a twisted, fictitious, and upright image. It can be challenging to tell where things are placed. The curvature of the mirror within the automobile can be a direct cause of the driver misjudging speed and miscalculating distances because variants of convex mirrors are common in many vehicles.

Type Outlook

On the basis of the Type, the Safety Mirrors Market is divided into Convex, Flat, and Dome. The dome segment witnessed a significant revenue share in the safety mirrors market in 2021. It is due to the increase in the use of dome safety mirrors in improving visual security and surveillance at crossing points and corridors in hotels, hospitals, dorms, malls, stores, and other sites. The market for safety mirrors dome safety mirrors is growing at an exponential rate because of the increased building activity taking place in emerging countries.

Application Outlook

Based on the Application, the Safety Mirrors Market is segmented into Commercial, Residential, and Others. The commercial segment procured the largest revenue share in the safety mirrors market in 2021. Due to the rise in construction activities, including hotels, hospitals, and other buildings, has led to the use of flat safety mirrors in business settings to protect employees and customers. By using a mirror, which provides a clear view of what is behind the individual, accidents can be avoided. It is also possible to use the mirror to observe neighboring activities. The mirror can, for instance, be used to monitor the cashier and customers if the store has a cash register.
 
Regional Outlook

Region-wise, the Safety Mirrors Market is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and LAMEA. The Asia Pacific region garnered a promising revenue share in the safety mirrors market in 2021. Due to factors including increased construction activity, an increase in traffic accident reports, and strict government and industry regulations for the installation of safety mirrors nearby, there is an increase in demand for safety mirrors in the area. Convex mirrors provide an angled vision for vulnerable corners and other surveillance-required places. They can be used on equipment like mechanical diggers and other vehicles on the job site.

The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the market. Key companies profiled in the report include Fred Silver & Company, Inc., Lester L. Brossard Company, Clarke’s Safety Mirrors Limited, se-kure controls, Inc., DENIOS, Inc., Frontier Polymers Ltd., Ashtree Vision & Safety, H2 Safety India Private Limited, and Honesty Automation Private Limited.

Scope of the Study

Market Segments covered in the Report:

By Type

• Convex
• Flat
• Dome

By Application

• Commercial
• Residential
• Others

By Geography

• North America

US

Canada

Mexico

Rest of North America

• Europe

Germany

UK

France

Russia

Spain

Italy

Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

Singapore

Malaysia

Rest of Asia Pacific

• LAMEA

Brazil

Argentina

UAE

Egypt

South Africa

Nigeria

Rest of LAMEA

Companies Profiled

• Fred Silver & Company, Inc.
• Lester L. Brossard Company
• Clarke’s Safety Mirrors Limited
• se-kure controls, Inc.
• DENIOS, Inc.
• Frontier Polymers Ltd.
• Ashtree Vision & Safety
• H2 Safety India Private Limited
• Honesty Automation Private Limited

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