The Types segment classifies protective equipment into head protection, eye & face protection, hand protection, foot protection, respiratory protection, protective clothing, and fall protection systems. Head protection—helmets and hard hats—captures a sizable portion of spend due to mandatory use on construction and industrial sites. Eye & face protection, including safety glasses and face shields, is critical in manufacturing and chemical handling, contributing a notable share of the market. Hand protection, encompassing gloves for cut, chemical, and heat resistance, represents a fast‑growing niche driven by automation and precision assembly. Foot protection, primarily safety boots, remains a baseline requirement across all applications. Respiratory protection, such as disposable masks and powered air‑purifying respirators, is expanding in oil & gas and hazardous material handling. Protective clothing—coveralls, high‑visibility garments, and flame‑resistant apparel—addresses sector‑specific risks, while fall protection systems, including harnesses and anchorage devices, are essential for high‑elevation work. Together, these categories define the market taxonomy and allocate revenue across product lines.