The Type segmentation of the EMG Paper market distinguishes four principal configurations: single‑sided sheets, double‑sided sheets, thermal‑transfer paper, and carbon‑coated paper. Single‑sided paper, favored for its low cost and ease of handling, accounts for roughly 35% of total volume, primarily serving high‑throughput laboratories where rapid replacement is essential. Double‑sided paper, offering increased data density per sheet, contributes about 25% and is prevalent in clinical settings that require comprehensive waveform capture without frequent paper changes. Thermal‑transfer paper, characterized by its high‑resolution output and durability, captures approximately 20% of the market, driven by demand in research institutions that need archival‑grade recordings. Carbon‑coated paper, though niche, holds a 10% share, serving specialized electrophysiology applications where conductive backing improves signal fidelity. The remaining 10% comprises emerging hybrid formats that blend features of the core types, indicating a modest but growing diversification within the overall EMG Paper market.