The types classification differentiates scales by form factor and functional capability, primarily into portable, floor, and bedside models. Portable scales are lightweight, often handheld, and designed for rapid bedside assessments or home use; they contribute to market growth by addressing the mobility needs of home dialysis patients and enabling clinicians to perform spot checks without relocating the patient. Floor scales, characterized by higher weight capacities and enhanced durability, dominate the in‑center segment where precise, repeatable measurements are essential for calculating ultrafiltration targets; they represent the bulk of capital expenditures in larger dialysis facilities. Bedside scales integrate directly with dialysis chairs or beds, providing continuous weight data streams during treatment sessions, thereby improving fluid management accuracy. Each type adds distinct value to the overall market size, with floor scales holding the largest share, portable scales driving incremental adoption in home settings, and bedside models offering niche, high‑precision solutions.