Introduction
The global Degaussing System Market is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 4.2% during 2024–2030, according to a report by Stratview Research. Degaussing systems market are critical naval‑defense tools used to neutralize the magnetic signatures of ships and submarines, reducing their vulnerability to magnetic‑mine threat, magnetic anomaly detectors, and enemy detection systems.

Applications
Degaussing systems find use primarily in naval vessels — including submarines, frigates, destroyers, aircraft carriers, mine‑countermeasure vessels (MCMVs), and other medium‑ to large‑sized ships. They are also retrofitted onto existing vessels and used by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) during new builds to ensure magnetic signature suppression is embedded from the design phase.

Key Features

• Designed to reduce or eliminate a vessel’s inherent magnetic field by using coils, control units, and ranging/deperming solutions.
• Compatible with small, medium, and large vessels, adaptable to various hull types and fleet sizes.
• Deployed as full degaussing solutions, ranging services, or deperming during maintenance or retrofitting cycles.

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Trends
The market trend points toward increasing inclusion of degaussing during the shipbuilding phase, rather than as post‑delivery retrofits, especially amid rising geopolitical tensions and naval modernization. Medium vessels are leading segment growth, driven by demand for submarine and frigate stealth upgrades.

Future Opportunities
With many navies across North America, Europe, and Asia‑Pacific expanding fleets and upgrading existing ships, demand for degaussing systems is set to increase. Emerging defense markets in Asia-Pacific — focusing on building submarine capabilities and modern surface fleets — represent high growth potential. OEMs and new shipyards are likely to adopt degaussing solutions early in design cycles, offering further business growth.

Conclusion
As maritime security concerns intensify and navies pursue stealth and survivability, degaussing systems remain a vital component of modern naval defense. Insights from Stratview Research underline a stable growth outlook to 2030, driven by vessel modernization, fleet expansion, and increasing demand across submarines, surface combatants, and support vessels worldwide.