The second axis of Lithium‑Ion Battery (LIB) Separator segmentation is application, which allocates market revenue according to end‑use demand patterns. Electric Vehicles (EV) dominate the landscape, absorbing roughly 55 % of separator sales; the high cell count and stringent safety standards of EV packs drive extensive consumption of both PE and advanced composite separators. Consumer Electronics, responsible for about 25 % of the market, prioritize thin‑profile, low‑cost PP separators to meet the weight and form‑factor constraints of smartphones, laptops, and wearables. Energy Storage Systems (ESS), representing 15 % of the market, favor separators with long‑cycle stability and moderate thermal performance, leading to a balanced mix of PE and hybrid ceramic‑coated products. Industrial Tools and robotics, the smallest segment at 5 %, demand high‑power, rapid‑charge capability, prompting selective uptake of porous‑polymer blends and nanofiber separators. This application‑centric view of Lithium‑Ion Battery (LIB) Separator segmentation clarifies how end‑use dynamics allocate production capacity and shape revenue distribution across the sector.