The Types segment classifies lenticular sheets by base material and manufacturing process, each influencing cost structure and performance characteristics. PVC‑based sheets dominate due to low material cost, ease of printing, and flexibility, making them suitable for short‑run advertising and packaging. PET‑based sheets offer superior dimensional stability, chemical resistance, and temperature tolerance, positioning them in high‑volume packaging and outdoor signage where longevity is essential. Polycarbonate sheets provide the highest impact resistance and optical clarity, catering to automotive interior components and premium retail displays despite higher price points. Hybrid composites, combining layers of PVC and PET, address niche requirements for balanced flexibility and durability, often used in specialty publishing. Eco‑friendly variants, such as biodegradable or recycled polymer sheets, are emerging in response to sustainability mandates, though they currently represent a modest share of the market. These material sub‑types collectively define the market taxonomy, with PVC and PET together comprising approximately 80% of total type‑related revenue.