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Details WhaTech Channel: Industrial Market Research Reports Access Report: United States Industrial Lead Acid Battery Market Research Report 2015 Published on Wednesday, 23 September 2015 22:59 AVAIL SAMPLE REPORT @ United States Industrial Lead Acid Battery Market Research Report 2015 Submitted by Vivian Dsena WhaTech Agency News from: Wise Guy Reports - Market Research Page views: Not Yet Available The report provides a basic overview of the industry including definitions, classifications, applications and industry chain structure.

This Key Note Market Report covers the power tools industry in the UK. It estimates that the market was worth £218m in 2011, after rising by 2.3% on the previous year. It is the second year in a row that the industry has experienced value growth, after a decade of decline. However, the accessories category continues to shrink, having fallen by 3.3% to £29m over the course of the year, while the power tools segment rose by 3.3% to £189m over the same period. The report breaks down the power tools industry into different categories. Drills make up the largest share, representing 39.8% of the total market, followed by saws, which make up 17% of the market. The other tools segment is the fastest growing sector because it is the heading under which multi-functional tools fall into. Cordless power tools are, also, increasingly important in the industry, and are popular due their versatility, which increases consumers' ability to manoeuvre around. Cordless tools are primarily powered by batteries. The power tools industry has traditionally reflected the movements of the housing market in the UK. However, the growing popularity of do-it-yourself home improvements (DIY) has been favourable to the industry, independent of the property downturn. DIY is one of the trends that has emerged with the economic crisis in the UK. Consumers are finding ways to keep busy, while simultaneously saving money, and many are opting to re-decorate and re-model their homes themselves. This has had a positive impact on the industry, as power tools are required to implement the projects. However, the trend has resulted in the polarisation of the market. Certain consumers, who will use their tools once or sparingly, prefer to opt for own brands and imported value power tools. Others choose to buy brands, which guarantees a certain degree of quality and durability, including Black & Decker and Bosch. Key Note expects the revival of the power tools industry to fizzle out in the UK b