Segmentation by type classifies Mammography Equipment into Digital Mammography, Analog (Film‑Based) Mammography, Digital Breast Tomosynthesis (DBT), and Portable/Point‑of‑Care Units. Digital Mammography leads the segment, driven by superior image quality, lower radiation dose, and integration with PACS, capturing the largest share of capital expenditures. Analog systems, though declining, retain relevance in emerging markets with constrained budgets, contributing a modest portion of the market. Digital Breast Tomosynthesis, a three‑dimensional imaging technology, is expanding rapidly, attracting facilities seeking higher diagnostic accuracy, thereby adding a high‑growth premium to the market. Portable units, designed for mobile screening in underserved regions, occupy a niche but are gaining traction due to public health initiatives. Each type influences the total market size through distinct cost structures, adoption rates, and replacement cycles, collectively defining the market taxonomy for equipment manufacturers and investors.