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Posted on October 4, 2021
5 min readLast updated: January 31, 2026
The NDIR market is growing due to high demand in Asia Pacific, driven by applications in gas analysis and food storage.
A non-dispersive infrared (NDIR) is a spectroscopic sensor that is used in gas analysis to determine gas concentration such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and hydrocarbons. It uses unique absorption wavelength range of each gas to detect the type of gas. NDIR is called non-dispersive due to the fact that no dispersive element separates out the broadband light into a spectrum of less width suitable for gas sensing.Consumers can switch brands easily owing to large number of NDIR manufacturers at the global and regional level with similar capabilities. This is resulting in intense pricing pressure and has reduced the average selling price, affecting the overall non-dispersive infrared market.
The main components of NDIR are light filter, infrared source, light tube, and infrared detector. The NDIR process uses two chambers; the infrared light is passed through the first chamber called the sample chamber and directed toward the detector. Parallel to it, there is a second chamber with an enclosed reference gas. The gas present in the sample chamber forces absorption of clearly defined wavelengths; these wavelengths are measured to decide the gas concentration by the detector. The presence of optical filter in front of the detector eliminates all lights that the specific gas molecules can absorb.
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Rise in Demand in Food Storage Industry
NDIR sensors are largely used to detect carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and oxygen – three significant gases found in the modified atmospheric packaging technique. These sensors have high accuracy and longer life, and thus they reduce food wastage and permit longer transport time. Apart from food storage, NDIR sensors are highly recommended in medical facilities to detect toxic gases that otherwise might lead to severe health hazards
Asia Pacific to Lead the NDIR Market
In terms of region, the global non-dispersive infrared market can be divided into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South America. Asia Pacific comprises the largest market share owing to high demand for non-dispersive infrared sensors in manufacturing, automotive, and food processing and storage sector in the region. Also, rising product investments in China, India, South Korea, and Japan is expected to make Asia Pacific a region with highest CAGR for the NDIR market during the forecast period.
North America holds the second largest share of the non-dispersive infrared market due to rising demand for NDIR sensors in the medical industry. Government and regulatory authorities in the region are taking measures to reduce the toxic gas concentration in hospitals and other medical facilities. Furthermore, the NDIR market in Europe and Middle East & Africa is expected to expand at a significant rate during the forecast period. On the other hand, the market in South America is predicted to grow at a steady pace during the forecast period.
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Key Players Operating in the Global NDIR Market
The global NDIR market was highly fragmented in 2019. Major players operating in the global market are focusing on technological advancements and expansion to meet the rising demand for NDIR. Moreover, manufacturers are undertaking mergers and acquisitions for the development of innovative products.
Key players operating in the global NDIR market include:
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The article discusses the growth and demand in the NDIR market from 2020 to 2030.
Asia Pacific leads due to high demand in manufacturing, automotive, and food processing sectors.
NDIR sensors are used for gas analysis, detecting gases like carbon dioxide and nitrogen.
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