Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Market Size - Fiber Type, Resin Type, Application, Structure Type, End Use Sector Analysis, Share, Growth Forecast, 2025 - 2034

Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Market Size

The global carbon fiber wraps (construction) market was estimated at USD 2.7 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow from USD 2.9 billion in 2025 to USD 7.7 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 11.3%.
 

The market for carbon fiber wraps (construction) is boosted by the pressing demand to rebuild and upgrade old infrastructure in both developed and developing markets. A large number of bridges, buildings and road networks built many years ago are now weak and need to be immediately strengthened. Authorities and businesses are now choosing carbon fiber wraps rather than costly and long full replacements because they are easier and more practical.
 

The market is also given a boost because carbon fiber wraps are better than traditional ways such as using steel and concrete. Lighter weight, resistance to corrosion and stronger finish mean they are easy to use and assemble which takes less time than other methods and reduces costs. Another reason they prefer is that they produce long-term results without greatly changing the building’s features or adding unnecessary weight, which is helpful in restricted areas where other approaches fail.
 

Markets are growing because more emphasis is now being placed on seismic retrofitting in areas often affected by earthquakes. People now use carbon fiber wraps more in disaster resilience because new regulations and increasing attention are helping promote these technologies in seismic strengthening. They make structures more flexible and able to resist shear forces which reduces the risk of damage when there is an earthquake.
 

Lastly, the market is getting support from a rising emphasis on long-lasting and sustainable infrastructure solutions. Combining both, asset owners and government bodies now value concrete reinforcement methods that offer a long service life and reduce the future overheads of upkeep. These objectives are well served by carbon fiber wrap because it lasts longer and lowers life cycle expenses. Because of this, infrastructure repair is now regarded as a means to improve the strength of infrastructure for years to come and drive progress in several building segments.
 

Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Market Trends

There is an increasing trend in the carbon fiber wraps (construction) industry due to the growing use of eco-friendly and less harmful technologies. With more emphasis on cutting carbon emissions and protecting the environment in construction, carbon fiber wraps make an excellent alternative. Using them requires fewer resources and energy than conventional reinforcement techniques and there is not much waste involved. Making their products sustainable according to global green standards is meaningful for infrastructure developers that need to comply with important certifications.
 

The use of digital construction technology, for example BIM and health testing of buildings, is also driving the use of advanced products including carbon fiber wraps. Engineers can now assess structural issues in detail, find out where the building is stressed and apply targeted reinforcement measures. The alliance between carbon fiber systems and modern analysis and simulation tools is raising awareness of them in major construction projects, mainly in the revamping of urban infrastructure.
 

More people are now choosing modular and prefab building techniques in civil engineering and infrastructure projects. Pre-cured carbon fiber tapes and laminates let people build off-site so the application can be done swiftly on-site. It is becoming more important for urgent restoration or disaster-related projects, since easy and fast setup, as well as keeping disruption to a minimum, matter the most.
 

The use of Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) is helping to change the way markets operate in infrastructure. They commonly put greatest weight on financial savings, long lifespan and less time spent offline which are all benefits of carbon fiber wraps. Because more governments now use PPPs to finance new infrastructure, especially in developing countries, the design and planning process is starting to include carbon fiber wrap technologies instead of adding them later on as fixes.
 

Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Market Analysis

Carbon fiber wraps (construction) industry based on fiber type segmented into carbon fiber sheets/fabrics, carbon fiber tapes, carbon fiber rods, pre-cured carbon fiber laminates, and others. The carbon fiber sheets/fabrics segment was valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 10.9% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• When the Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) market is divided by fiber type, factors like ease of use, properties and what the wraps are used for play a significant role. Most carbon fiber used today is in sheet or fabric form because they have flexibility, great strength and fit easily over complicated shapes. They are often applied to give support to concrete columns, beams and slabs during seismic retrofitting and structural reinforcement. Because of their ability to fit any shape and distribute weight uniformly, they are often preferred in projects related to repair and improvement of buildings and bridges.
   
• In situations that need good alignment and consistent results, outstanding growth is being seen in carbon fiber tapes and pre-cured laminates. Ways that people use tapes include in locations where space is limited or when trying to target certain stressed parts of a building, while ready-made laminates are preferred when time and comfort during installation matter. At present, deep reinforcement or anchoring projects are the ones most likely to use carbon fiber rods which are still rare in general use.
   

Carbon fiber wraps (construction) market based on resin type segmented into epoxy, polyurethane, vinyl ester, polyester, and others. The epoxy segment was valued at USD 1.6 billion in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 11.6% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• Most of the markets for carbon fiber wraps by resin type are driven by epoxy resins because they are stronger, chemically resistant and stick well to a wide range of surfaces. Using epoxy increases the attachment of carbon fibers to the main structure which greatly contributes to durability and long-term effectiveness. They work well for building strengthening, seismic upgrades and repair work which contributes to their rising market value.
   
• Where needing more flexibility or corrosion resistance is more important, polyurethane and vinyl ester resins are becoming popular. Polyurethane resins which are flexible are commonly found in areas where loads and temperatures change. Since vinyl ester resins are resistant to harsh chemicals and moisture, they are chosen for marine and wastewater projects. Making specialized resins for certain uses is helping to boost innovation and increase where resins can be used.
   

Carbon fiber wraps (construction) market based on application segmented into structural strengthening, seismic retrofitting, rehabilitation and repair, blast protection, and others. The structural strengthening segment was valued at USD 1.3 billion in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 10.7% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• Structural reinforcement, an application that drives the carbon-fiber wraps market segmentation the strongest and the fastest. It uses carbon-fiber wraps to treat existing infrastructure in terms of enhancing the load-bearing capacity of bridges, buildings, and other facilities so that they meet modern standards for safety and performance. The relative ease of practical application and proven effectiveness in tensile strength gain without the addition of significant weight are factors that have made this segment one of the propellers for growth.
   
• Seismic retrofitting is additionally one of the applications that become increasingly famous among those areas highly susceptible to earthquakes. Increasing building codes and awareness of disasters are two factors inciting greater demand for carbon fiber that enhance ductility and energy absorption of structures during seismic events.
   
• Rehabilitation and repair programs add much to the pace, as infrastructures worldwide exhibit aging, thus necessitating occasional maintenance as opposed to costly replacements. Blast protection, though small in the overall scheme, is an emerging application focused on critical specialized infrastructure developments such as military and industrial facilities where carbon fiber wraps serve as very high-strength, lightweight reinforcement designs to enhance safety against impact from explosive forces.
   

Carbon fiber wraps (construction) market based on structure type segmented into concrete structures, masonry structures, steel structures, timber structures, and others. The concrete structures segment was valued at USD 1.6 billion in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 11% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• In the carbon fiber wraps market, concrete structures are the most widely used material in civil infrastructure, such as bridges, buildings, and water treatment facilities, among many others. When applied to concrete, carbon fiber wraps give excellent improvement in tensile strength and crack resistance without causing a major weight increase or increasing structural dimensions, which is the major reason why carbon fiber techniques are considered best and preferable for the retrofitting and strengthening of old and almost damaged concrete assets.
   
• Masonry structures are also prominent, especially in the restoration of historical buildings and heritage sites where retaining original materials is paramount. Carbon fiber wraps provide a non-invasive strengthening solution that improves load capacity while retaining aesthetic views of these structures. Steel structures, particularly those systems exposed to severe environmental conditions, are applying carbon fiber wraps for corrosion protection and fatigue resistance where common coatings do not work well.
   
• Timber structures, even though in a much smaller segment, are gaining attention under special consideration for applications in residential and low-rise commercial buildings where load capacity and service life were enhanced through the application of carbon fiber strengthening.

The carbon fiber wraps (construction) market from bridges and highways segment valued at USD 1.1 billion in 2024 and gained 10.8% CAGR from 2025 to 2034 with a market share of 39.5%.
 

• The carbon fiber wraps market shows a large share for bridges and highways, due to the need to sustain and upgrade transport infrastructures around the globe. Increasingly, aging bridges and highway structures are being wrapped in carbon fiber to increase load capacity, extend service life and meet new safety requirements. These carbon fibers are light and easy to install, making them attractive as a solution for minimizing disruption to traffic during repair works, thus fast-tracking acceptance in the sector.
   
• The buildings and structures segment are another major application area for these commercial, residential, and industrial constructions. Carbon fiber wraps are used mainly in this sector for structural strengthening, seismic retrofitting and rehabilitation so that safety and durability of buildings are improved. These advanced reinforcement materials are experiencing increased demand due to growing urbanization and more stringent building codes.
   
• The water and wastewater infrastructure are also growing due to enhanced use of carbon fiber wraps in providing corrosion resistance and structural support for aging pipes, tanks, and treatment facilities. The marine structures area benefits from the property of wraps to resist harsh saline environments while providing a worthy application in docks, piers, and offshore platforms.
   
• Historical and heritage sites represent the niche but important segment, which prefers carbon fiber wraps for non-invasive reinforcement capability since such an approach would preserve architectural integrity while enhancing stability. The others segment includes all industrial facilities and specialized constructions that are progressively adopting carbon fiber technologies for specific reinforcement requirements.

U.S. carbon fiber wraps (construction) market was valued at USD 664.4 million in 2024 and expected to grow at a 11% CAGR from 2025-2034.
 

• An increase in the carbon fiber wraps market in the U.S. has been noted in their continuous growth as a result of the focus on infrastructure modernization and stringent regulatory standards. Federal and state governments are investing in upgrading aging bridges, highways, and buildings to improve safety and resilience against natural disasters such as earthquakes and hurricanes. In addition, new construction practices and the increasingly adopted materials in renovation projects are fueling the market demand. The presence of well-established construction companies and technological innovation hubs also supports rapid development and adoption of carbon fiber wraps in the U.S.
   
• Asia-Pacific is the largest market share holder since the urbanization, industrialization and infrastructural developments across several countries such as China, India, Japan and Southeast Asia are going on rapidly and the growing demand for construction is hence rising along with the accompanying requirement to upgrade existing structures, as a result of the expanding population and growing middle class. Governments have made it their priority to invest resources for construction of transportation networks and commercial buildings to promote economic growth along with developing water infrastructure for economic growth. Rising incidences of natural disasters such as earthquakes and typhoons have increased demands for seismic retrofitting and durable reinforcement solutions, further driving the growth of the carbon fiber wraps market in Asia Pacific.
   

Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Market Share

In global carbon fiber wraps (construction), top 5 players like Sika AG, Mapei S.p.A., Toray Industries, Inc., Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation, and Teijin Limited compete aggressively on several strategic fronts.
 

The competition in the global carbon fiber wraps market is influenced by firms focusing on continuous innovation, deep research and development, and authority worldwide. These market leaders always develop advanced composite materials incorporating high performance characteristics related to evolving industry standards. Besides spending on technology improvements aimed at product durability, ease of application, and environment sustainability driving preference they have a wide range of product portfolios. This wide variety of offerings enables them to cater to all construction needs, maximizing the range of applications and end-use sectors they can serve.
 

In addition, these companies have very strong distribution networks and have created strategic partnerships with construction companies, infrastructure developers, and government institutions that can help them to penetrate deep into the market and ensure timely deliveries. They provide technical support and customized solutions, which assist in building long-term relations with customers and further strengthen market trust. This has made them instrumental in direct and indirect support of the adoption of carbon fiber wrap technology through all infrastructure modernization projects globally, in tandem with regulatory trends. Most importantly, it strengthens their hold as market leaders while constantly enhancing their standing in terms of competitive advantages in the now-emerging carbon fiber wraps industry.
 

Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Market Companies

Top 5 carbon fiber wraps (construction) industry leaders:
 

• Sika AG has kept its lead through diverse high-performance carbon fiber wrap systems, in conjunction with good technical support and innovation in adhesive technologies for reliable structural strengthening solutions that last long.
   
• Mapei S.p.A. focuses on product innovation and sustainability through the customized production of carbon fiber composites and resin systems that answer the different needs in construction, coupled by a solid global distribution network to keep in touch with the market.
   
• Toray Industries, Inc., have advanced fiber manufacturing facilities, as well as continual investment into R&D activities, high-strength carbon fiber materials are prepared with unbeatable quality as well as performance, amplifying the position on infrastructure reinforcement.
   
• Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation is relevant because it provides complete solutions adapted and works closely with construction partners so that they develop the carbon fiber wraps necessary for a project that really needs it, although the group has consistently led in the market.
   
• Teijin Limited retains its competitive advantage through state-of-the-art composite technologies coupled with product designs that emphasize light weight and durability, all backed by strong global partnerships and ongoing innovation targeted towards seismic retrofitting and rehabilitation projects.
   

Carbon Fiber Wraps (Construction) Industry News

• In April 2025, Mapei Egypt opened its plant for production of adhesives, mortars, and admixtures specific for local construction markets. The regional diversification of Mapei allows it to enhance its provision for resin systems extremely required for carbon fiber wrapping applications in infrastructure repair.
   
• On April 2, 2025, Simpson Strong-Tie announced the new HDUE Holdown, which will be a one-for-one replacement to the HDU model, thus ensuring that the holding design has a greater scope of adjustment to respond increasingly to design demands in residential construction. This product innovation in anchoring solutions would thus favorably supplement the structural strengthening systems that work in synergy with respect to carbon fiber reinforcement solutions.
   
• On May 21, 2024, Hexcel Corporation and Fairmat announced a ten-year contract for the recycling of carbon fibre composite materials from Hexcel's Salt Lake City facility. Such a measure brings to light both companies' dedication to sustainability, as well as the value of long association in the carbon fiber wraps market.
   
• In May 2023, Sika AG acquired BCC Group, seeking to strengthen the positioning of the company within the construction value chain and develop the portfolio of products over the entire lifecycle of construction offering in boosting the efficiency of structural strengthening through high-performance construction chemicals and systems embedded within carbon fiber wraps.
   
• In March 2023, Sika acquired MBCC Group; as a result, Cinven has now opted to buy the admixtures segment from Master Builders. This will thus set a conceptual base for the business in its strong focus on specialty resins and adhesives relevant to fiber wrap systems applications strategically.
   

This carbon fiber wraps (construction) market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry with estimates & forecast in terms of revenue (USD Billion) & volume (Kilo Tons) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:

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Market, By Fiber Type

• Carbon fiber sheets/fabrics
• Carbon fiber tapes
• Carbon fiber rods
• Pre-cured carbon fiber laminates
• Others

Market, By Resin Type

• Epoxy
• Polyurethane
• Vinyl ester
• Polyester
• Others

Market, By Application

• Structural strengthening
  • Flexural strengthening
  • Shear strengthening
  • Column confinement
  • Axial strengthening 
• Seismic retrofitting
• Rehabilitation and repair
  • Corrosion damage repair
  • Impact damage repair
  • Fire damage repair
• Blast protection
• Others

Market, By Structure Type

• Concrete structures
• Masonry structures
• Steel structures
• Timber structures
• Others

Market, By End Use Sector

• Bridges and highways
• Buildings and structures
  • Commercial buildings
  • Residential buildings
  • Industrial buildings 
• Water and wastewater infrastructure
• Marine structures
• Historical and heritage structures
• Others

The above information is provided for the following regions and countries:

• North America
  • U.S.
  • Canada
• Europe
  • UK
  • Germany
  • France
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • Rest of Europe
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
  • Japan
  • South Korea
  • Australia
  • Rest of Asia Pacific 
• Latin America
  • Brazil
  • Mexico
  • Argentina
  • Rest of Latin America 
• MEA
  • UAE
  • Saudi Arabia
  • South Africa
  • Rest of Middle East and Africa