TORQUE LIMITER MARKET Size and trends

Torque Limiter Market Size and Trends

The Torque Limiter Market is estimated to be valued at USD 335.1 Mn in 2025 and is expected to reach USD 484.6 Mn by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.4% from 2025 to 2032.

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The torque limiter market is expected to witness positive growth over the forecast period. The growing demand from industrial machinery and automotive industry is expected to drive the market growth. Torque limiters find widespread applications in machinery to prevent costly damage to gears and other components from over torque. In the automotive industry, torque limiters help improve drivetrain efficiency and reduce wear and tear. The rising installation of torque limiters in electric vehicles to monitor motor output is expected to offer new opportunities for market growth. Overall, increased investments in industrial automation across various end-use industries will boost the adoption of torque limiters through 2032.

Growing automation in manufacturing processes

With rapid advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence, automation has greatly expanded across various manufacturing sectors in recent years. Robots are being utilized for diverse manufacturing activities that involve lifting heavy parts, performing repetitive tasks, working in hazardous environments, and achieving precision that humans may find difficult. However, uncontrolled torque in robotic joints and linkages during operation can cause damage to both machinery and products. Torque limiters play a vital role in preventing such issues by cutting off power transmission beyond safe torque levels.

As industries automate more of their production lines with robots, the demand for torque limiters is surging to ensure safety. Automotive companies are significantly automating their vehicle and component assembly with robots. Even small and medium enterprises are adopting basic robotics for mundane and risk-prone tasks like spraying paints or welding parts. This widespread automation phenomenon has prompted greater awareness among manufacturers about integrating appropriate torque control methods. Torque limiters protect expensive robots and automated machinery from breakage during unplanned situations. They reduce downtime and associated maintenance costs for companies. With global manufacturing expected to become more technology-intensive in future, the need for robust torque control solutions like torque limiters will keep rising steadily.