The type segmentation of the Electric Thermal Fogging Machine market distinguishes four principal architectures: portable units, stationary systems, modular configurations, and integrated hybrid models. Portable units, typically under 30 kg, dominate the low‑volume segment and are favored by field operators for rapid deployment, accounting for roughly 40 % of total revenue due to their scalability and lower capital outlay. Stationary systems, installed in fixed facilities, deliver higher output capacities and longer service intervals, contributing about 25 % of market size as they serve large‑scale disinfection plants. Modular configurations combine multiple fogging modules into a scalable network, enabling customized capacity expansion; this flexibility captures approximately 20 % of the market, particularly in sectors requiring variable dosing. Integrated hybrid models merge electric thermal fogging with complementary technologies such as UV‑C or ozone, targeting niche high‑risk environments; they represent the remaining 15 % of revenue, reflecting premium pricing and specialized application demands. Collectively, these type categories shape the market’s revenue distribution and inform investment priorities across the product development lifecycle.