Chemical Anchors Market Size - Product Type, Resin Type, Application, End Use Industry Analysis, Share, Growth Forecast, 2025 - 2034

Chemical Anchors Market Size

The global chemical anchors market was estimated at USD 1.25 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow from USD 1.34 billion in 2025 to USD 2.74 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 8.3%.
 

The expansion of chemical anchors on the market is largely because of the rise in construction projects all over the world. Modern and complex buildings are being demanded in growing economies by rapid growth in both population and cities. Because of these new developments, chemical anchors are important for solving fastening problems. The expansion of residential, commercial and industrial building is helping the market reach more countries worldwide.
 

Many companies also focus on high-strength fastening systems. Because buildings achieve greater heights and intricacy, it is necessary to use rugged anchors that can resist high loads. Strong adhesion to concrete and reinforcement bars is provided by many chemical anchors such as those based in epoxy materials. This advantage is leading to more use of composites in difficult structural engineering tasks.
 

Many worldwide infrastructure improvements are contributing to the growth of this market. Governments are putting a lot of money into growing their transportation systems, public services and industrial areas. These projects use anchoring systems that must be reliable to handle strong and changing loads. Since chemical anchors work effectively and for a long time, they are most often preferred in large-scale projects.
 

The development of regions is driven in large part by the maintenance and renewal of existing facilities. Much of the bridges, roads and public facilities we use have been in place for decades and need modern improvements. With chemical anchors, it is possible to retrofit concrete without damaging the existing structure much. For this reason, fiber-reinforced polymers are suitable for reinforcement and earthquake strengthening.
 

Chemical Anchors Market Trends

Companies are now paying closer attention to sustainability and eco-construction when improving chemical anchors. And more than before, builders and contractors opt for eco-friendly material and methods to meet the goals of their companies and local regulations. For this exact purpose, chemical anchor manufacturers are trying out less harmful formulas and low-VOC products for their buyers.
 

There is an increasing trend toward using advanced technology for anchoring when strengthening buildings. Because more people are understanding the importance of earthquake-resistant infrastructure in seismically active places, using chemical anchors to strengthen older buildings is becoming more common. Since seismic anchors are very effective at sticking and adapting in changing conditions, they are a vital solution in earthquake engineering.
 

Growing use of technology in construction is also having an impact on chemical anchors. The use of digital, BIM and IoT tools in construction is ensuring both the right location and proper installation of anchors.
 

More builders are turning to modular and prefab ways of construction. Because this method is affordable and speeds up projects, it’s being used more to assemble prefabricated elements. Because they cure rapidly and work well with many base materials, they are appropriate for this developing form of construction.
 

Chemical Anchors Market Analysis

Chemical anchors industry based on product type segmented into injectable adhesive anchors, capsule adhesive anchors, and chemical anchor fixings. The injectable adhesive anchors segment was valued at USD 830 million in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 8.9% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• Injectable adhesive anchors segment of the market is leading because it delivers great results, can be used widely and is uncomplicated to apply. People choose it most often in structural and rebar joining, particularly where earthquakes are a concern. Progress in resin technology supports strong adhesion and a shorter time needed for curing. For this reason, more construction projects are beginning to use BIM.
   
• Capsule adhesive anchors are popular for situations where the resin is measured before installation, like for tunnel and overhead systems. They are able to hold a lot of weight and at the same time prevent installation issues. Because they do not flex as much as injectable anchors, new reinforcements are increasing their uses.
   
• Injectable, capsule and hybrid types of chemical anchor fixings are used thanks to tighter safety measures. This area of construction is developing as industries rely more on chemical anchors to divide stress better. Repairs to old infrastructure are increasing the use of these repairs.
   

Chemical anchors market based on resin type segmented into epoxy resin, epoxy acrylate, polyester resin, vinyl ester resin, and hybrid systems. The epoxy resin segment was valued at USD 450 million in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 9% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• The demand for epoxy resin is high as builders choose it for its strong mechanical properties, resistance to chemicals and trusted bonding in heavy construction and industrial sectors. Faster drying and environmentally friendly solutions are helping drive the use of glues more in infrastructure and seismic retrofitting projects.
   
• The specialized features of epoxy acrylate and vinyl ester resins are leading to their rising popularity. Because it cures rapidly and is flexible, epoxy acrylate is preferred for quick-paced construction jobs and facade installations. Because vinyl ester resin doesn’t corrode easily, it is used widely in the marine, offshore and chemical industries where quality is crucial in harsh regions. More companies are using hybrid materials which are made by combining several chemistries, in various applications.
   

Chemical anchors market based on application segmented into structural connections, rebar connections, heavy equipment mounting, façade installations, handrails and safety barriers, seismic retrofitting, and others. The structural connections segment was valued at USD 380 million in 2024, and it is anticipated to expand to 8.8% of CAGR during 2025-2034.
 

• Since having safe and sturdy joints is important in all building work, the structural connections segment makes up the largest part of the chemical anchors market. Energy is needed in commercial, residential and infrastructure areas, making it consistently needed. The use of new anchor technologies means loads can now be supported with even greater strength, boosting this segment’s role in the industry.
   
• Rebar connections are mainly chosen in concrete buildings because they improve their resistance to earthquakes. More cities are created, and tough local regulations require earthquake-resistant structures, so this portion of the industry is moving ahead. Since industry is relying more on advanced architecture and automation, setting up facades and having heavy equipment onsite is growing. Because safety is important in disaster-liable regions, new possibilities have arisen.

The chemical anchors market from construction segment valued at USD 490 million in 2024 and gained 7.8% CAGR from 2025 to 2034 with a market share of 39.5%.
 

• The segment for chemical anchors that serves the construction industry accounts for the biggest share because of quick city growth, increased commercial real estate and stronger attention to structure. Both builders and renovators favor chemical anchors because their strong bonds and usability. More complex architectural designs and tall buildings are still driving this segment for fastening products.
   
• Large-scale government investment in these infrastructure areas supports the polymers used in bridges, tunnels and other public transit systems. Since chemical anchors last and protect against corrosion in harsh conditions, they are preferred for use there. At the same time, the oil & gas, marine and mining sectors are starting to rely on chemical anchors because they can stand up to stress and corrosion, thus helping the market grow rapidly in specialized sectors.

U.S. market was valued at USD 311 million in 2024 and expected to grow at an 8% CAGR from 2025-2034.
 

• The U.S. is seeing fast development in the chemical anchors market as renovations increase and as building codes and the importance of seismic retrofitting for older infrastructure rise. Canada’s sustainable construction approach and newer anchoring methods in both commerce and industry are helping the market to grow. Besides, technology improvements and top manufacturers encourage products to keep improving and attractive to industry users.
   
• Asia Pacific leads the global chemical anchors market, thanks mainly to fast urbanization, lots of new infrastructure and strong building activities in China, India and Southeast Asia. Smart city and transport system initiatives from the government are increasing demand even more. Also, affordable labor, additional foreign investments and a rise in industry in the region back the wide use of chemical anchoring in areas including construction and infrastructure.
   

Chemical Anchors Market Share

In global chemical anchors, top 5 players like Hilti Corporation, Sika AG, Simpson Strong-Tie Company, Inc., BASF SE, and Henkel AG & Co. KGaA compete aggressively on several strategic fronts.
 

Key firms in the chemical anchors industry keep their position ahead by regularly innovating, building a strong brand and having a wide distribution network internationally. The properties of their products rely on modern resins that boost how much weight they can take, curing happens faster and they stay bonded properly in any weather. What’s more, they focus on being sustainable and following all regulations set by global markets for safety and the environment.
 

Because they want to stay at the top, these companies expand quickly, make strategic acquisitions and create partnerships to grow in both new and mature markets. They also shape the industry with specialized support, advanced training and reliable technical solutions for applicators and contractors which attract loyal customers and increase the quality of the products. Offering both joinery and MMA systems together, these companies have resulted in stronger industry standards, leading more companies to prefer chemical anchors to normal fixtures.
 

Chemical Anchors Market Companies

Top 5 chemical anchors industry leaders:
 

• Hilti Corporation: Hilti Corporation stays at the top of the chemical anchors market by providing a complete selection of effective injectable and capsule products for building seismic, structural and rebar spaces. The company offers on-site engineering support and digital solutions for construction which keep systems dependable and encourage customers to stay.
   
• Sika AG: Sika AG supply anchoring systems that suit many different situations and needs. Through steady growth in new product offerings, broad production worldwide and carefully planned acquisitions, it maintains its statue as the foremost provider in infrastructure and retrofit anchoring.
   
• Simpson Strong-Tie Company, Inc.: The company is distinguished by its attention to strong, safe connections, making available anchors that meet all safety standards for critical support points. The company remains important in the market by offering great contractor support and answering all customers’ questions.
   
• BASF SE: With leading resin technology, especially in the fields of epoxy and hybrid systems, BASF SE leads the way and delivers faster, better load-support and a lower need for assembly time. They meet industry needs by investing in R&D for sustainable and reliable chemical fasteners.
   
• Henkel AG & Co. KGaA: The company holds onto its place by leading with advancements in adhesives, as well as with popular Loctite brands. The company creates user-friendly and durable products for heavy-duty anchors needed in industrial and construction fields everywhere.
   

Chemical Anchors Industry News

• In February 2025, Sika AG bought Singapore’s Elmich Pte, a company that produces greening systems, to increase its presence across the Asia-Pacific region. The deal makes Sika more dominant in eco-friendly construction technologies.
   
• On November 6, 2024, Sika completed the purchase of Chema, Peru’s main maker of tile setting materials, bolstering its role in mortar sales and increasing how it distributes products. The purchase gives the company chances to sell more products in this area.
   
• On February 15, 2024, Henkel purchased Seal for Life Industries from the U.S. which supplies coatings and sealants, to increase its Adhesive Technologies business. This step adds new capabilities in corrosion protection and sealing to Henkel’s portfolio.
   
• On February 27, 2024, Rawlplug launched the R-KEM-II, a new polyester chemical anchor without styrene, excellent for use on surfaces supporting medium loads. With better safety and environmental protection, the product benefits many construction areas.
   
• In May 2023, Sika finalized the acquisition of MBCC Group, which increases its range of products and helps ensure it remains a leader in sustainable construction. This transaction makes Sika more present across the world and helps it develop better products.
   

This chemical anchors 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 Product Type

• Injectable adhesive anchors
• Capsule adhesive anchors
• Chemical anchor fixings

Market, By Resin Type

• Epoxy resin
• Epoxy acrylate
• Polyester resin
• Vinyl ester resin
• Hybrid systems

Market, By Application

• Structural connections
• Rebar connections
• Heavy equipment mounting
• Façade installations
• Handrails and safety barriers
• Seismic retrofitting
• Others

Market, By End Use Industry

• Construction
  • Residential
  • Commercial
  • Industrial 
• Infrastructure
  • Highways and bridges
  • Dams and tunnels
  • Railways
  • Others
• Manufacturing
• Marine and offshore
• Oil & gas
• Mining
• 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