The Types segmentation classifies machines into Handheld units, Portable units, Fixed/Stationary units, and Automated robotic systems. Handheld units, typically under 10 kg, serve line‑side spot cleaning and constitute roughly 25 % of the market, favored for their maneuverability in confined processing zones. Portable units, with integrated power supplies and larger particle delivery rates, capture about 35 % of sales, balancing mobility with higher throughput for batch‑wise operations. Fixed or stationary systems, installed as permanent fixtures on production lines, dominate with an estimated 30 % share, driven by their ability to deliver continuous, high‑volume cleaning while integrating with PLC controls. Automated robotic systems, still emerging, hold the remaining 10 % and are adopted by high‑value manufacturers seeking repeatable, hands‑free cleaning cycles. Each type’s market share reflects the trade‑off between capital expenditure, operational flexibility, and cleaning performance within the broader market taxonomy.