Segmentation by Types distinguishes the mechanical and energy‑based configurations that determine device performance and cost structure. Cap‑assisted devices, which employ a transparent cap to facilitate mucosal lifting and resection, dominate the reusable segment due to their durability and lower per‑procedure expense, capturing an estimated 40 % of type‑related revenue. Band ligation devices, used primarily for esophageal variceal bleeding but increasingly adapted for mucosal resection, hold a 20 % share, reflecting niche adoption and higher unit prices. Hybrid knives, combining electrosurgical cutting with water‑jet injection, account for 25 % of the market, driven by their versatility across multiple applications and premium pricing. Finally, electrosurgical snares, the most traditional tool for polyp removal, represent the remaining 15 %, as their simplicity sustains demand despite competition from more advanced platforms. Understanding these type‑based shares enables precise forecasting of equipment spend and R&D allocation across the Endoscopic Mucosal Resection Device market.